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By: Barry Harman

Barry Harman — Fri, 30 Sep 2011 09:17:36 +0000

Good Morning: It was quirk that I just discovered this posting and thought I’d confirm I did not issue the comments you show. In fact I have a quite different perspective than Scotty Boy, not to mention my role is one that greatly assists people. I can say crooks don’t like me very much. In the instance of Tepper, I collected 10 times more (for his ex wife) than paid voluntarily by Allstate and his flowing rhetoric was simply designed to evade payment. I can say the Dept of Insurance investigated his unethical claims and dismissed the matter. I help people, my personal best was collecting about 40 times more than released by Farmers but that is another case. And as to his frivolous claims about the bankruptcy, I was victimized by numerous false claims (not just Teppers) and subject to identity theft on 3 occasions which explains the discharge and Notice of Dividends posted by the Trustee. Tepper had no knowledge and no skills, and was incapable of helping his ex wife but in the middle of dealing with spousal support and marital assets distribution thus explaining his involvement. My problem was learning of his early involvement in her property purchase and PITI Lease Back to the seller because I later discovered evidence of falsifying the loss date directly impacting their entitlement and constituting a form of insurance fraud. I simply extracted myself, waived the fees I was entitled to and abandoned the pile of attorneys playing games with Tepper. My Wife and I are happily relocated to a beautiful estate in a forest in Texas having rid myself of that typical “California Scene”.
Respectfully submitted.

By: Erica

Erica — Tue, 30 Aug 2011 02:20:11 +0000

Hello Im with Farmers Homeowners ins. I filed a claim Aug 7th 2011 for my home being burgalarized, the adjuster called me the next day she was very nice and understanding of my lost she told me to write down the things I’ve lost.I faxed my inventory list and it was over 40,000 worth of items taken away from my home but my policy is only for 30,000..I didnt have any proof so they told me I needed to sign a affidavait I did what I was told.another adjuster from out of town called me and wants to do an interview over the phone for 45 mins. Is that legal to make me sign an affidavait form so they can obtain my credit and background?

By: John Bollingsworth

John Bollingsworth — Wed, 29 Jun 2011 05:46:19 +0000

Interesting comment from the contractor in Colorado whining about Pacific Specialty. I’m not a big fan of that company, but I have less sympathy for contractors that assume coverage is there, when it may not be. Even an insurance newbie knows a DP-1 policy is actual cash value. If poor little Kevin had done his homework, like most responsible business people do, there wouldn’t have been an issue. He should stop playing victim and educate himself.

Here’s a little lesson, Kevin. If you’re dumb enough to take business based on the perceived insurance jackpot without doing your homework, you deserve what you get. You also have remedies. Your client is the homeowner, not the insurance company. Hello.

By: admin

admin — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 07:15:36 +0000

Ella,

Assuming you are talking about making an insurance claim, most policies say you should report the claim as soon as possible. Some say as soon as “reasonably” possible. If there is no time limit stated, then I think the law or a judge would insert the word “reasonably”.

If you are talking about filing a lawsuit, then the statutes of limitations for filing different kinds of complaints, like for injury and property damage, will have different time periods.

If they deny your claim, get it in writing with the specific reasons stated, and go from there.

By: Ella

Ella — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 15:36:00 +0000

What if I wish to file a claim but have surpassed the time for presenting a claim ?

By: admin

admin — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 09:56:46 +0000

Hello Scott,

I only asked what was “illegal” in his contract. If it was not something easy for our visitors to understand when they themselves look at a public adjuster contract, such as a missing cancellation clause, then all you need tell us is something like “it’s too complicated to describe in a paragraph or two, but the final judgment discussion can be seen at XYZ County Court.” You could also cut and paste short excerpts from your documents if you wanted to. But I believe there is a limit of either 500 or 1000 characters in these comment boxes.

I’m sorry, but your email and attachments were deleted without being read. Unless we ask for an email or give prior approval, all comments should be made in this public forum.

Your participation in this website is greatly appreciated and we encourage your comments on any post in this website.

By: Scott J. Tepper

Scott J. Tepper — Sat, 24 Jan 2009 16:34:31 +0000

Admin – I have sent you by e-mail a copy of the final judgment against Harman and his company, Spectrum Builders, from the bankruptcy court, as well as the court’s ruling on the motion for summary judgment. These documents speak for themselves.