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Received an ad from kin homeowners insurance. Does anyone have any experience with them?

There was a recent thread about this company. If you do a search, you should find it.

You will never know if your insurance is good until you file a claim

I use Kin, and so do many of my neighbors....good company, for a free quote to here.....
http://ref.kin.com/michael486

Yes, but as mentioned earlier - until you have a claim processed, you don't really know. I'd like to hear some testimonials (good or bad) about claim processing (if there are any).

I didn't find them to be any cheaper than my existing homeowner's insurance.

Who are you using? At renewal Many insurance policy’s increased anywhere from 20% to 50%. One of ours went up 61%.

We get our insurance from AAA - it went up, as did everyone's, so I went to the Kin website based on this forum. The quote they gave me was about $5 cheaper than existing. Our insurance had gone up 28%. We do have a relatively new roof, and no claims, I don't know if that makes a difference.

We use Kin and been very satisfied

They are an agency. My rates went way up and I switched to people's trust, less coverage less cost

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Interesting. Switched to kin in October. With my wind mitigation, my premium decreased by half from St Johns. We shall see when we need to put in a claim.

If I remember correctly they only write policies in a very limited number of states. They could be hit hard if Florida has a bad year of hurricanes or hail storms.

I have Kin homeowners insurance. Changes to the when my previous company, Coastal, raised the premium by 35%.
The Kin price includes sinkhole coverage as did my former policy. No claims to date but as previous poster said, you don’t really know until you have a claim.

They are not an insurance company they are an insurance broker.

Our insurance hadn't gone up as much as many people's have, so maybe we already had a really good rate. At any rate, I checked around with Kin and a few other companies, and couldn't find anything cheaper.