Consumption and Real Estate
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#2 written by mbrcatz 1 year ago
Who’s the insurance CARRIER? You can look up the CARRIER, the company that insures your house, at http://www.ambest.com, or if they’re publicly traded, you can look at their filings, at http://www.sec.gov.
You can also check complaints at your state insurance department website.
Likely, if the policy has been transferred, they’re doing an inspection and maybe re-underwriting. Nothing to do, except shop it out to someone else.
**21st Century IS an insurance company, owned by AIG, so it’s possible that the AGENT contract has been cancelled**
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#3 written by editor@bcdisabilities.com 1 year ago
Try this http://www.bcdisabilities.com/bcdisforum/viewtopic.php?p=330#330 It might at least give you a hint as to consumer protection / ombudsman services for insurance issues.
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I work in the Insurance Industry. It is common for insurance companies to take photos. It really does help you in the event your home burns to the ground. There is then a record of what it looked like in their file. You can investigate an insurance company through a company called:
A.M. Best
This company rates the financial strength. Anything in the A range is good. I would stay away from a company lower than A.