The hardest part is when they DO recognize that it is a problem, they CAN actually do something about it / not take it out on you...
...but they don't give a shit & everyone suffers while your kids are becoming trained to think this is normal behavior.
Yay me
Having been a 25 year resident of Broward County (Fort Lauderdale & adjacent cities), this outbreak hits close to home where I have lots of connections that live within 5 miles of this particular outbreak.
& Where in the Bible does it mention vaccines? This "religious exemption" bullshit is asinine.
I wont mention any names (don't bother sending a PM), but I have had 3 Shaggers who were on this track. Additionally, there are customers who see that final depreciation check & get dollar signs in their eyes.
It was the Storm Chasers who were throwing out ""free roof" back when deductibles were $ 500 & it didn't take long for homeowners to get conditioned to "I get a free roof"; word got around fast. Then insurance companies saw the ratio of claims going up & *poof* insurance companies started with 1% deductibles to put more of the financial burden back on property owners.
Far too many homeowners think of a roof as something insurance has the exclusive responsibility to pay for when in reality, outside of a covered peril (high wind, hail) this is a homeowner maintenance issue. I get people consistently who filed a claim for a tree rub & while that's not the insurance company's responsibility, if they had not wasted the IC's time it wouldn't raise costs across the board.
We all need IC's to remain solvent so when valid claims ARE filed the ability to be paid appropriately is there.
@CleverNickname, call around to the pawn shops on 183. I think there are maybe 3 within reasonable distance from you.
Also, have you considered maybe a metal cap for the hole? Keep rain out (I don't know what your current cover is like)... & what are you doing for overall "attractive nuisance" issues re: kids?
99.9% correct.
If there is any recoverable depreciation to collect, then there IS a requirement to show proof of deductible being paid prior to insurance sending out the depreciation payment.
I have extensively discussed this in one or two other threads here on Shag².
https://statutes.capitol.texas.gov/Docs/IN/htm/IN.707.htm
Let's get something straight & I do mean 100% accurate here: I never "STOLE" any truck & after fully paying for the vehicle have NEVER received the title. This shit has to stop. ● Did I drive through some tolls? Yes. ●● Have I been given a total for any of that? No. ○ ○ Keep in mind that if I had been able to register the truck in MY name (i.e. had the title) this would not be an issue. . . . . . . . • Was a parking citation issued (that I never knew about because apparently someone took the ticket off the truck windshield?) ALSO Yes. •• Have I been given a total for that? No. ☆ This bullshit about "theft" of the vehicle absolutely has to stop. ☆