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To: Ron who wrote (24221)	9/30/2024 10:10:53 AM
From: Alex MG	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 26017

I'm pretty sure the major ins companies do not do that. Think State Farm and Allstate. Their adjusters, for the most part, truly do a good job and want to do the right thing, not just because they should "do the right thing", but because it's also good business to maintain customers. But the major companies are no longer available in some of these high risk states like FL, so the smaller less reputable companies move in. It seems FL is a hotbed for this type of fraud. >> Florida regulators warned of insurance company manipulations years ago The state is now investigating allegations that insurers manipulated claims to pay homeowners less. tampabay.com Published May 24, 2023