Posted by RandyB(MI) on February 17, 2019 at 19:58:24 from (24.180.66.205):
In Reply to: Insurance posted by Tony S on February 17, 2019 at 15:41:45:
I worked in the auto collision repair industry for 40 yrs and dealt with all the ins co politics and coached many a customer about to be screwed by them. You are probably actually dealing with the appraisal / adjuster agency as apposed to the actual ins co. Most ins co. contract with these snakes to do the crap work for them. Get hold of your agent first and through them, the actual ins co. Your agent has the most power here, and ins co next in line. They will tell the adjuster where the bear $hit in the buckwheat, so to speak. Adjusters are nothing more than glorified used car dealers/crooks hired to save ins co money by low balling. Don't stop until you are satisfied. YOU STILL HAVE THE TITLE! DO NOT sign it off until satisfied.
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