- Report: #772097
Complaint Review: Florida peninsula insurance company
| Florida peninsula insurance company 621 nw 53rd st suite125
Boca raton, Florida United States of America |
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Florida peninsula insurance company Denied my insurance claim Boca raton, Florida
*Consumer Suggestion: Dont Take NO for an Answer
*Consumer Comment: another denied claim at Peninsular
*Consumer Comment: Florida Penusula is a joke
*Consumer Suggestion: Florida Consumer Help at DFS
*UPDATE Employee: Florida Peninsula - We Value Your Business
*UPDATE Employee: Florida Peninsula - We Value Your Opinion
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Search Tips#1 Consumer Suggestion
Dont Take NO for an Answer
AUTHOR: ClaimAdvocate - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, February 20, 2013
POSTED: Wednesday, February 20, 2013The time is NOW to hire your own advocate before doing irreversible collateral damages. The adjuster and their pet contractor has a conflict of interest and works for your insurer and to their benefit. The roof engineer is loyal to your carrier, not you. They skew the facts against you and use your own words against you to deny or limit coverage. What you have said will an can be used against your claim. Coverage is very sensitive and specific to the cause of loss. A flawed cause of loss will result in a coverage denial
Hiring your own claim advocate/ public adjuster, meaning someone who has literally worked inside the home office of many insurance carriers can help reverse coverage and maximize the repair costs which can be presumed low ball if they were sent out by your insurer. Dont use contractors to fight your battle, there is more to your claim than writing an estimate. Its all about coverage interpretation, claim protocol flaws involving 1) underwriting of your risk,2) loss control and 3)rating of the policy before you get into the claim adjustment. The first phase is to trigger the proper coverage and interpretation of the loss. The second phase is all about damages and appraisals. Contractors or those who pretend to be public adjusters with a contractor background have limited to little experience inside the carriers claim protocols and the 3 key elements to any successful claim.
A claim advocate can almost always get the proper coverage aligned with a proper repair costs for a successful settlement.They will always get you 30-60% more than you can get on your own and at a cost of 10-15%, or its free. Do the math. Dont take "No" for a final answer. Hire your own claim advocate on your side and recover what is owed you under the policy.
The Claim Advocate
#2 Consumer Comment
another denied claim at Peninsular
AUTHOR: brownann - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, February 20, 2013
POSTED: Wednesday, February 20, 2013they denied my claim for various reason they even attributed it to poor housekeeping and I am a germ phobia. I still have my problem. it has not been resolved and I have been with this company for four years. I had Citizens before and when I got a letter asking if I wanted to switch I called my insurance agent and she praised this company talking about how great they were. I have yet to see their greatness. They just took my monies for 4 years and not there when I needed them
I am filing a complaint. They take forever to call you you have to call them and leave messages with the adjusters and they do not call you back. I am so disguised with this company.
I have a person in my neighbor who also has a roof leak and he has Citizens and they are taking care of his problems. If you are asked to switch to Florida Peninsular please run the other way. My greatest mistake was that I listened to my agent instead of doing research on the company.
#3 Consumer Comment
Florida Penusula is a joke
AUTHOR: Melba - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, October 14, 2012
POSTED: Sunday, October 14, 2012Several weeks passed and I heard nothing. I had to call over 50 times to get someone to speak to me. After 7/8 months and all the phone callsI aw informed that my deductible was a certain amount and that it equalled out that they owed me othing. Their adjustors had already stated an amount of $15,000.00-$17,000.00 of damage. I had to hire an outside company to fight Fl.. Penn. This month has been one year and last week I received yet another letter stating they will nt pay my anything! Where is the onsumer's justice? Yet, I have to pay this company every month for absolutely NOTHING!!! how can the insurance companies get away with this? I am 62 years old and on a fixed income which barely get me through the third week of each month.
#4 Consumer Suggestion
Florida Consumer Help at DFS
AUTHOR: ClaimAdvocate - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, September 04, 2011
POSTED: Sunday, September 04, 2011Best advice is : contact the Dept of Financial Services/ Consumer Help in Florida who regulates the carriers and have strict claim codes. You only need to go to www.myflacfo.com and toggle to Consumer Assistance. You can file for assistance on line and explain you "don't get it" and they will advocate for you and get the answers. They are very good at responding to you and will get you a plausible answer for your questions not clearly explained by the adjuster. Any denial of coverage is to be explicitly defined by State Statue and clearly explained using the policy language and showing you exactly where to find the denial section of the policy they are relying upon. Remember, an all risk policy (HO3 form) does not mean all losses are covered.
#5 UPDATE Employee
Florida Peninsula - We Value Your Business
AUTHOR: Chris - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Friday, September 02, 2011
POSTED: Friday, September 02, 2011#6 UPDATE Employee
Florida Peninsula - We Value Your Opinion
AUTHOR: Chris - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Friday, September 02, 2011
POSTED: Friday, September 02, 2011

