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Trupanion - 2 year old doodle who eats everything
I have a almost 2 year doodle whom I just spent over 7K on for sugery to remove a sock.2 days after surgery the site got infected and the sutures ripped. I’ve been looking at pet insurance reviews but it all seems so overwhelming and it feels like the good and the bad are balanced.
Currently i’m looking for a company that will pay up front which based on what i’m seeing that would be Trupanion as i’m constantly living in fear and has gotten extreme anxiety from always thinking he’s gonna swallow something again.
I’ve always swiped out my savings to practically save his life.
Any advice or help would be appreciated!!
Allstate - Got rear-ended -- should I use the insurance-recommended body shop or go with my own local / trusted shop?
Got rear-ended at a standstill last week by a new driver. Filed a claim with his insurance (Allstate). Their adjuster gave me a list of preferred shops — only one (a chain) has good reviews, but Reddit has a lot of horror stories about this chain (not my exact location though).
I have a local, independent shop I trust. Allstate says I can use any shop, but the adjuster got vague when I asked about downsides of going out-of-network.
Redditors in r/AutoBody warn against in-network shops since they supposedly work more for the insurer than the customer. I'm just worried about delays, surprise costs, or Allstate refusing to pay. I don't want this to turn into a massive ordeal or be without my vehicle for too long.
That said, I had some other body work I wanted my local shop to do (which I’d be paying out of pocket for), so it would be convenient to “kill two birds with one stone” to take it to them and let them handle all the repairs at once — versus having the chain handle my insurance repair and then turning around and having to go back to the local shop for the other work.
What would you do — play it safe with the insurance recommended chain shop, or stick with the local / independent shop I trust?
Amica - California homeowners: anyone have luck finding new insurance after previous claims within 5 years?
I was just notified by Amica they will be dropping me in June due to having 2 previous claims in 2022 and 2023. Both were from individual pipe bursts Amica fixed.
I’ve resolved further issues by paying out of pocket to repipe the entire house in 2024. Amica was aware of the re-piping but was still not interested in keeping me on. I do not live in a fire zone.
I’ve been told no by several insurance companies stating because i’ve had water damage claims, I’m ineligible for their coverage, even though I’ve completely repiped my home last year.
I have tried working with two different independent insurance brokers, both haven’t had success. One found a home policy for $18,000/year. Not including auto and umbrella. I was paying $4500 all in.
Anyone have any luck getting coverage in a similar situation as me, with previous claims? I’d love to avoid CFP and DIC if possible. Thanks
GEICO - Denial of automobile insurance claim
I was involved in a car accident. I called the local police after the accident who came and filed a police report. After waiting for the form to be validated I obtained a copy from the DMV and provided it to the insurance. The police issued the other driver a ticket for failure to yield as she was pulling out of her driveway on to the road. I was traveling on the road and was unable to stop or avoid her in time and hit her car in the road. I took pictures of the accident which shows my car pulled over on the road, debris in the road and her car pushed onto the shoulder. I assumed with the police report and my other evidence I would be successful in filing a claim against her insurance.
The insurance company notified that they will not pay for repairs to my vehicle as the other drivers statement does not match mine or the police report. They stated she is working to amend the police report. I’ve never heard of this so I called the police who told me the chances of getting the report amended are very slim and likely not to happen. The other driver claims she was stopped for several seconds and I should have been able to avoid her. The roads were covered with snow so stopping times were increased, I could not stop in time.
I have no collision as my car isn’t worth very much and now have no way to repair it. Does anyone have experience in a similar situation on what my best options are with the evidence I have? So far I have filed a complaint with my states department of financial services, request a copy of the decision and appeal process with the insurance and stared researching the small claims court process. The insurance company refusing to pay is GEICO if that matters. Any advice to recoup some compensation for my damaged car is appreciated.
tldr: got in accident other driver ticketed insurance refuses to pay for repair
Trupanion - Trupanion's deductible/copay
Hello,
Can someone with experience using Trupanion confirm how their reimbursement actually works?
Here’s the situation:
Let’s say my total invoice is $1,200 (excluding tax and for a single condition). My deductible is $1,000, which has already been met. That leaves $200 of eligible costs. Based on my understanding, I would then pay 10% of the remaining $200 ($20), and Trupanion would cover the other 90% ($180).
However, when I submitted a recent claim, Trupanion told me that the 10% co-pay is calculated based on the total invoice **before** the deductible is applied. So according to them, I’m responsible for 10% of $1,200 ($120), **plus** the $1,000 deductible, and they only covered $80.
But their own website says this:
"Co-payments, also known as coinsurance, represent the proportion of eligible veterinary expenses that the pet parent is responsible for after the deductible has been met. For example, if a pet insurance plan offers a 90% reimbursement rate, **the policyholder would be responsible for paying the remaining 10% of the eligible expenses after the deductible has been satisfied**."
This seems contradictory. Has anyone else experienced this? Am I misunderstanding something?
Enterprise - Do I need a bad faith attorney? Simple property damage has turned into a nightmare
I don't know much about auto insurance claims, but I do know they have to and in no uncertain terms tell me they are denying my claim and why in an official and written communication. I need someone to give me advice what to do next. I have a strongly worded demand letter giving the 1 week to get me my total loss documents and an offer for ACV....I'm probably screwed.
17 days after the accident the at-fault driver's insurance told me they were taking responsibility and needed me to contact the impound lot and approve them to pick it up. They then told me I would be getting a rental car, comparable to my vehicle ( a 7 seater XL SUV and it would be authorized for a minimum of 5 days, to be extended as needed. Then they asked for my statement--- They accepted fault before they even heard my side, and my side further points the finger at their guy.
July 1st They took it to their body shop and I picked up my rental and I didn't hear anything for a couple days so July 3rd I called the shop up and the owner said they told the person who dropped it off that it was totaled without needing to be evaluated and to take it away (they left it anyway) She said left a voicemail with the adjuster that day but hadn't heard back from her yet.
I call and leave a voicemail with the adjuster and since it was the day before 4th of July I wasn't really expecting to hear back from her until Monday at the earliest. I didn't hear anything until 7/9-Wednesday. It was an my email to check the claims portal for new documents. It was a document for a repair cost estimate. $24,000 and my car is worth $21,000 on a really good day. The repairs are things like welding to repair frame, taking various pa from a 2024 model (my car is 2018), not even a compatible year.
Voicemail notification pops up from the adjuster. Hey, just wanted to touch base. Our liability department reviewed the claim and determined they were no longer taking responsibility for it. Please let me know where you would like to have my vehicle taken. If I want to send her a text with my address she can even be so nice to leave it in my driveway. She calls again on the 11th leaving another voicemail. I say call, but my phone isn't ring there's no missed call in my log--- This voicemail she is super chipper, telling me the good news that my vehicle can be fixed, says to check my email to see the estimate for repair, tells me I just need to take that to my insurance and they will get the repairs done since they are no longer accepting responsibility. "Your insurance has probably already been communicating with you and asking you for it. No man, they denied my claim 3 weeks ago boi. My insurance has been terrible through this too, can't get them to call me back so at this point I take it upon myself to order my own copy of the police report because there has got to be a reason they're suddenly flipping the script on me.....
I get a copy of the accident report 7/15 and oooh boy, that has to be the DUMBEST cop on the planet. Here's his report
Driver 1 was traveling down lane 2 , veered into the guard wires on the left. Driver 1 then took a sharp right being perpendicular in lane 1 when driver 2 collided.---- Like it all happened at the same time. OH! And he apparently cited me for improper lane usage which has to do with unsafe lane changes and swerving outside the lines. The diagram he drew is equally ridiculous. Nothin he had in the report was anything I had said.
Here is the gist of what actually happened that day:
Traveling in the left lane on the highway at 320am my tire came off ....and I'm not talking just my tire, the entire hub. At the time I had no clue what happened and am only guessing, honestly at what happened next -my car sank down slightly on the driver side and suddenly I couldn't steer,, my vehicle is not responding even if I held the steering while steady or if I decided to jerk it hard to the right. When gently touching the brake the car wanted to make a hard right so while It had a mind of its own, all I could do was down shift and pray THANK GOD I was able to reduce speed to 40mph and that the road was empty because my vehicle decided to suddenly make a harsh veer right which caused my car to do a fancy spin across the highway to the right lane and came to a stop facing oncoming traffic. My vehicle was semi parallel to the highway and mostly on the shoulder, but partially in the right lane as well. Facing oncoming traffic but the front of the car more on the shoulder and the back more in the right lane.
My vehicle automatically starts flashing every light ever and blaring out the alarm sound, and saying "we are contacting emergency services" or whatever it said. Sweet saves me something to do since my car refuses to budge. I should mentioned that it was twilight out and I was grateful that my vehicle was facing head on because my headlights and fog lights are hard to miss, impressive and now they are blinking.. I contact AAA and put out these orange plastic cones that I had in the back from soccer practice...better than nothing. I can see that my tire is there but it looks crooked. I get back in the vehicle because I assume I would survive an impact surrounded by steel better than if I wasn't. I'm watching cars approach, slow down and change lanes for about 20 minutes while AAA takes their sweet time.
345ish is when I see this minivan in the right lane coming quick and not slowing down at all, other cars are getting over ya know?.... the next part happens in a blur no idea what occurred, I think my brain took over and put my conscious to sleep for a second he smashes into my beast of an SUV going at least 80mph-never touching his brakes, no tire marks on the ground But I am standing on the side of the road so I must've escaped just in time. and on the shoulder is my driver side tire disconnected like a loose tooth.
My vehicle gets thrown 100 yards down the highway, he continues another 100-150 yards down the road and up an embankment about 20 feet. I think he's dead, i run down to check on him, by the time I get there he is standing outside his vehicle and on the phone with 911.
He was real cool, grateful I was alive he tells me that he was sorry. He had his cruise control on and his cat was in the back seat. His cat started meowing so he was turned around checking on it and before he could turn back around he smashed into my SUV He had to have been not looking at the road a solid 60-90 seconds--- visibility was far even at twilight.
ANYWAY, I write the insurance carrier and go over my review of the accident report and pointing out inaccuracies such as where my vehicle ended up would have been impossible had it been a t-bone collision and the fact that his vehicle traveled 200 yards after impact supports my side of the story that his passenger side collided with my passenger side, in a semi head on way....hard to describe how my vehicle sat, it was parallel but not perfectly so, the back of my car was slightly in the right lane and the front of my vehicle was slightly more on the shoulder. Also mentioned that I had order a copy of the 911 call where he admitted to me he wasn't looking at the road....before I could hit send, I get an email saying to check the claim portal, they have a copy of the police report and a letter attached saying that they were sharing the police report with me and that the police report does not state their client is at fault.
ALSO DOESNT SAY IM AT FAULT BUT WHATEVER!!
Enterprise calls me they want to report the vehicle stolen, they give me 24 hour grace aka today in 3 hours. I send a strongly worded demand letter pointing out that they have not denied nor finished my claim, and they were the ones who approved a rental car to see me through the length of this claim so they are obligated to continue paying for my car rental and if they fail to do so then I will have no choice but to submit a complaint for bad faith practices. Gave them 24 hours to respond.
I don't understand what is going on, why change their minds like this but not outright deny the claim and end it here--this game playing I don't have time for it but I am a petty person I will not roll over.
I'm frustrated. No attorney wants to take this case because I'm not injured, wishing now I had stayed in my vehicle so at least the insurance couldn't mess with me. I'm too broke to pay for an attorney, but I can't afford to lose a $20,000 asset because they are a bully.
Allstate - Allstate refused cancellation request due to signature match
I faxed in a request to cancel and cash out an unneeded long-term care policy. I noticed I was billed again, about a month later. I received in the mail that same day a letter denying my request because the signature doesn't match what they have on file. I called Allstate and they told me all I can do is resubmit and ensure the signature matches, but it'll be declined again if it still doesn't. I was told I'd lose the accrued value if I disputed the charge or stopped the payments.
I'm at a loss. My signature hasn't changed. Any suggestions?
Ascension SmartHealth - Negotiators
I’m getting fed up with navigating these PPO plans. 3 tiers in network, out of network. Lab fees from pcps being sent out of network and charged outrageous amounts specialty providers working out of our primary hospital apparently “not covered”. I know there are others on here with worse situations.
Surely there has to be a health insurance negotiator/broker that will help correct and track these charges to make sure we’re not getting wrecked by these incorrect charges. Something like a rocket money that will work through the fine print in the insurance contract and make sure we’re not being overcharged.
I’m here for all the suggestions. We use Ascension smarthealth for reference and if you’re curious about it, stay away.
UnitedHealthcare - Insurance denied claim, never attended appointment
I got an advertisement from my insurance, UHC sent to my email about a program called Real Appeal. The title said “Reach your weight loss goals now, at no additional cost” so I signed up and made an account. It looks like UHC denied the claim and I now owe $162.23.
I set up a Teledoc appointment but missed it before looking at my claims (my mistake I know). I missed the appointment and haven’t rescheduled. I’d link the email given but not sure how.
Country Financial - Older apartment building insurance
I managed two older buildings one built in 1950 and one built in 1900. The company's own them for 13 years and never had a insurance claim. Country financial, which is owned by Farmers I believe, did a risk analysis is dropping 45% of their older homes
Are there any companies out there that are easier to cover older rental properties with older rust but still in good condition?
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