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Originally Posted by debron911
The cancellation notice is dated for 2/16/21. Underwriting would not consider the repair invoice evidence that the repairs were made. Our agent emailed that a full new inspection was requested before consideration to reverse cancellation of policy. Our policy was paid in December 2020 in full for one year.
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With insurance you are dealing with a monster. The people you talk to cannot change the rules. At best they can go higher up.
We as we were planning to sell our, not Florida home, had our insurance company refuse to issue any policies in our area due to people having damage in hurricane Katrina. That if I recall was the hurricane where it was decided it was not a hurricane so that people did not suffer the higher deductible for hurricane damage. They drew a line on a map. We were about a mile from the water. We did not put in any claim. We never did in 40 years. So months before selling we had to find another insurance company.
Insurance, they are all the same. Great at taking your premium paying out. they of course make that difficult.
We had a neighbor who investigated insurance claims. It was a laugh to hear what people do. Reminder he only knows the ones who got caught.