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All that is required now is some rain to fill the tanks and dams.
Anyone got a hotline with the Bloke in the Heavens?
Well today was one of those days that one will not forget in a hurry.
Had a grader clearing a 1k fence line this morning, 6am start great job.
Finished off a difficult fence job.
At lunchtime received a phone call from our insurers.
Got the thumbs up that they are going to pay us out for the house and shed damage caused by the tornado back in January.
All that is required now is some rain to fill the tanks and dams.
Anyone got a hotline with the Bloke in the Heavens?
It *may have worked. PayPal donations gladly acceptedI'll wash my ute if that helps
Came close this afternoon but missed us by a few K.Yeah mate, you just sit quietly one evening with a nice relaxing drink and then you "think" your request to the rain god.............
Dear Rain God, is it possible that you could arrange for it to piss down sometime in the next month please
It may not work but at least you had a nice relaxing drink
Came close this afternoon but missed us by a few K.
Dark clouds overhead again this afternoon, mongrel is just teasing us.You need a bigger glass to help you concentrate
I would wager that their insurance renewals will take a dive when this story gets out and proves what a mob of shyt bags they really are.This story about a family dealing with Holland Insurance after suffering major storm damage is heart breaking and chilling.
WTF do we pay Thousands a year for home insurance ?
Victorian couple forced to demolish storm-hit home after delays from insurer, ASIC alleges
Australia's corporate watchdog alleges one of the country's biggest insurers took nearly three-and-a-half years to resolve a claim over storm damage to a property in regional Victoria.
The Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC) is suing Hollard Insurance, accusing it of breaching its "duty of utmost good faith" in its handling of the claim.
A regional Victorian couple lodged a claim two days after suffering major storm damage to their home.
In late October 2021, major storms battered the state, resulting in thousands of calls for help to the State Emergency Service and leaving more than half a million properties without power.
ASIC said Hollard — Australia's fifth largest general insurer — deliberated for 18 months before rejecting the claim in April 2023.
Insurer caused 'prolonged harm' to couple, watchdog alleges
The watchdog claims Hollard relied on "a non-expert opinion over prior expert reports" on the cause of the damage to the property and offered the couple a small cash settlement, which was rejected.
ASIC also alleged Hollard delayed decisions over repairs and took nine months to initiate an inspection by a structural engineer and delayed providing temporary accommodation to the couple.
Major insurer taken to court over 'egregious' handling of storm claim
The corporate watchdog alleges delays by Hollard Insurance over a storm damage claim left a Victorian couple with no choice but to demolish their home.www.abc.net.au
I would wager that their insurance renewals will take a dive when this story gets out and proves what a mob of shyt bags they really are.
Like most insurance companies they trade under various names, they also underwrite other namesI just checked out Product Review and Hollards received some horrific reports from customers. I believe the scored the lowest of all insurance companies. The second link shows the comparisons with other companies
Hollard Home and Contents Insurance reviews
Hollard Home and Contents Insurance (Service): 1.1 out of 5 stars from 153 genuine reviews on Australia's largest opinion site ProductReview.com.au.www.productreview.com.au
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Search - Find the top rated Products and Services on ProductReview.com.au, Australia's No.1 Opinion Site.www.productreview.com.au
Has anyone had a good experience with a travel insurance company, that they can share?
No, but I had a bad experience with Insure and Go.Has anyone had a good experience with a travel insurance company, that they can share?
@sptrawler appears to be a classic case of its not yours we own it, Money or goods.I was lucky with covid, I had booked through a local travel agent and she gave the money back without question.
The recent issues I had, was recovering a suitcase back from a cruise ship, I had platinum card insurance for the trip, which cost $2,300 when medical included pre existing conditions.
Long story short, it cost $1500 to get the case back and it was difficult to get $500 back off the insurance, the next time I wont pack the laptop in the suitcase, then they can keep it.
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