We filed a claim for smoke damage in our home from an oven fire. Allstate was our homeowner's insurance company. The loss was on 01/31/2011, and it was not our fault. There was a problem with a brand new oven from Sears. Allstate doubled our insurance, knowing this from an expert they sent out to ...
This was my first claim with Allstate (FL is a no-fault), a couple of weeks after I was the victim in a car accident. I was almost hit on the passenger door by a large van. I slammed on the brake and clutch very hard and held. I was hit only in front on the driver's side because I stopped fast ...
I joined Allstate in 2009 after being treated terribly by Progressive Insurance. I was assured at that time by my agent, Labrina McDonald, that they (Progressive) were overcharging me and not providing adequate coverage. I was further assured I would be in good hands now. I have been with this ...
Allstate sent a letter advising that my name was drawn out of a computer database for an annual "Consumers Promotional Draw", organized for American and Canadian customers of major retailers, e.g., Target, Wal-Mart, Sears, Macy's, Home Depot, etc. It said I was entitled to the preliminary ...
I received a very legitimate-looking "Certified Claim" with a check for $4,985.00. The letter came in a plain envelope, postmarked Canada, and says I won $250,000.00 and that the check is an advance check to pay for Canadian taxes. The letter provides the name of a "Designated tax ...
I received a letter with no return address in a plain-looking envelope. The envelope had a Canadian stamp on it. Inside the envelope were a letter and a check. The letter said that I had won the annual "consumer's promotional draw." It said my name was attached with the serial number ...