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Originally Posted by Scbang
Are you saying the insurance company is paying for the roof when they do not have to? Are you saying the roofing company is strong arming them or cheating? Assignment of benefits, as I understand, only works when there is a benefits to have ( or deserve ). I don't think any insurance company is stupid enough to pay for something if they don't have to. What gives?
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I agree. Insurance companies aren't stupid, and they aren't afraid of a roofer filing a bogus claim. Also, signing an Assignment of Benefits form is a very bad idea. In addition to the problems already mentioned, the roofer can delay the project, leaving you with a defective roof, and you can't hire another roofer.