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Misky1951 06-19-2023 01:27 PM

Homeowners Insurance Quote
 
Question for any former homeowner insurance agents.

I got a quote from a company. The quote lasted for 30 days. Within that 30 day window when I went in to accept the quote, the agent informed me that the company was no longer writing new policies in Florida.

Since the quote was still open when I applied, do I have any rights to get the policy?

Thanks

retiredguy123 06-19-2023 01:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Misky1951 (Post 2227901)
Question for any former homeowner insurance agents.

I got a quote from a company. The quote lasted for 30 days. Within that 30 day window when I went in to accept the quote, the agent informed me that the company was no longer writing new policies in Florida.

Since the quote was still open when I applied, do I have any rights to get the policy?

Thanks

No. The quote is just a price, not an insurance binder. Also, the agent is not really an agent for the company in the legal sense. Insurance "agents" are mostly salespeople. Even when you get an insurance binder, it will have some fine print that says the company can reject the policy for almost any reason. I learned that the hard way.

dewilson58 06-19-2023 03:05 PM

Nope

Stu from NYC 06-19-2023 03:49 PM

Sorry but it seems with insurance companies the only rights we have is what the insurance give us and what they give us they can easily take away.

EdFNJ 06-19-2023 05:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Misky1951 (Post 2227901)
the agent informed me that the company was no longer writing new policies in Florida.

Why would you want to deal with an insurance company that is no longer writing insurance in FL anyway? (Aside from the fact you'd be guaranteed you wouldn't get a 2nd year). Sounds like trouble waiting to happen.

kkingston57 06-20-2023 10:29 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Misky1951 (Post 2227901)
Question for any former homeowner insurance agents.

I got a quote from a company. The quote lasted for 30 days. Within that 30 day window when I went in to accept the quote, the agent informed me that the company was no longer writing new policies in Florida.

Since the quote was still open when I applied, do I have any rights to get the policy?

Thanks

Welcome to one of the biggest problems in Florida and/or other disaster prone states.

Nana2Teddy 06-20-2023 11:02 AM

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Originally Posted by kkingston57 (Post 2228233)
Welcome to one of the biggest problems in Florida and/or other disaster prone states.

Yep, itโ€™s happening in California too because of the wildfires. We left that insurance mess only to end up in this insurance mess. ๐Ÿ™„


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