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Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter
And after the tornado……The Villages moved on.
What is your point?
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we certainly did move on with the villages help . That had crews cleaning up the debris in my yard as soon as it got light , they had security at the entrance to my street , they made sure there was a place for all the insurance claims people. , there were counselors if you wanted to speak to one , a food truck came by everyday and had all kinds of cleaning equipment if you needed it and my home was rebuilt in a timely fashion with no cost to me at all . I realize fema and my insurance company were responsible for much of it but the villages had a big role in keeping everything going and my insurance claim guy told me that the villages was on top of them to get these claims paid promptly , so when you needed them they were there. I was in the big hurricane that hit Punta Gorda , I was lucky and had little damage but many around me did ,you were on your own with little help . I realize that that was massive damage but I have a feeling if we had a bad hurricane the villages would perform much better to our needs then other places , yes it good business for them but so what