hey quads make the perfect targets because most of the time your not even asked for paperwork mine would be a badguys dream target it has no frame numbers i seen the plate but i guess its just been sandblasted and painted over to many times and its the sweetest r on the block

 

well..you guys were right the insurance co told me in no uncertain terms to "relieve" myself in my hat...guess in screwed....

 

sorry to hear that [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif[/img]

 

Thanks

 

Some companies make it a habit of denying claims the first time submitted. Read your policy and go over everything. When you call them to talk also send a follow-up letter. Keep all records of communication. Time, Person, supervisor, etc. If in your policy it claims to cover this item Send a copy of the line item to them as well.

The last resort is to tell them you will be talking to the Insurance Commisioner of the sate. Every State has one and they oversee and give approval of all insurance companies. If they don't start jumping open a case withthe state and things should start happening pretty fast.

On a by the way note:
1. All rates are submitted to the state for approval.
2. Insurance is HIGHLY regulated so that a insurance company is only allowed to have so much profit in one area of business. Home offsets, auto, offsets boat so on and so on.

Hope that helps, sorry for your loss.

Smitty

 

Man, that really bites. Sorry to hear that. Take Smitty's advice about the insurance to heart. Play it right to the end. It don't cost you nothing.

 

I will..ive already talked to my attorny...he thinks there may be a loop hole...

 

Carefull with loop holes they put necks in them.LOL

Smitty

 

Metalliken sorry about your bad luck,I lost 7 quads in a fire 3 mo ago no insurance!I sure did learn the hard way,I just had a new alarm system installed in January.I never thought of fire just getting them stolen.All 3 of my new quads are covered now.Good luck hopefully the rest of the year.Daryl

 

Metallikev, did you tell the insurance company about the priceless stamp collection, jewlery and home entertainment system that was also stolen (wink, wink).