I had previously had Satefarm as an insurance company since I had been old enough to drive a car, as had my parents.in 1986, I'd had a serious accident that had done some serios damage to my arm. As per insurance coverage and having have paid all these years for a coverage that should have covered myself int his type of situation, believe me, StateFarm is no different than any other major firm.
Anything to get out of paying money that is due. Just another statistic to them. A majority of the larger companies due the same thing and many people have been effected as well, not just myself. It all revolves down to "Bottom Dollars" and revenue statistics and cost-cutting. I know, I deal directly with it within the company I work with and see the same thing happening to fellow employees. Unfortunately, I can't do much about it by myself unless this can somehow assist. The smaller insurance companies seem to offer better rates and coverages, but even these you have to research before hand. There's a lot of legal scams out there and insurance sales is one of the largest.
I could continue for a long while, but hopefully people will research insurance brokers thoroughly. Dave Carpenter is a broker/agent that I would suggest people to really, really think twice about. You may think you know him really well, but so did I, if or when the tables get turned, don't be a statistic, check out another broker/agent. Women seem to be the best brokers or agents and tend to be more honest an sincere. They tend to have more values when it comes to your investments, so I'd suggest leaning towards finding a respectable female agent. At least, if you're going to stay with StateFarm, your chances may be a little more reputable.
But as for Dave Carpenter, he's a highly professional con artist who's only getting richer by people such as yourself.
Hope you don't become another statistic.
Thanks for listening.
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