Insurance claims adjusters are, for the most part, very nice people in a tough job. They are caught in between the insurance company that wants them to control the claim settlement amount, & you, the policyholder or claimant, who wants the very highest settlement amount possible.But I’m not nearly as concerned about them. If they don’t like their job, they can quit. Nobody is forcing them to be claims adjusters.I’m mostly concerned about you, the policyholder.The book that I wrote, “Insurance Claim Secrets REVEALED!” shows consumers all the ways that they can take control of their insurance claims, & add hundreds or even thousands more dollars to their claim settlements. Many of the strategies in the book are confrontational.
But you can learn to confront honestly without unpleasantness.Insurance companies have games & scams that they use to delay claims & minimize settlements. Policyholders & claimants are usually placed under financial hardship when they have an insured loss. Few of the people I’ve ever met who had a claim could afford to repair or replace their damaged goods out of their bank account. Most of the time, people depend upon the restitution they receive from the insurance company.Insurance companies know this, and rely upon it. They know that delays will place pressure on policyholders and claimants, & that makes them more willing to accept lower settlements.Back in September 2008 I wrote & posted an article about “Dealing with Adjusters.” It has been one of my most popular articles. Hundreds and hundreds of people have read it. But today I want to put a spin on that article and make an even more obvious point.Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/1907055
