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Review 5 of 66
Price Paid:
$0.00 Strengths: NONE Weaknesses: Every aspect of their business including each employee my fiancee and I directly dealt with. Summary: I would like to start off by saying that I have never taken the time to write a dissatisfactory letter until I had to deal with Nationwide Insurance for a claim which has forced me to express my discontent for a few claims employees, one particular “Field Investigator”, and their overall poor business practices.
For a brief summary, my fiancée backed into my car pulling out of the garage, while I was in the house. He immediately called his insurance company, Nationwide, to file a claim. A few days after my car was in the shop, I got a call from a “Field Investigator” name who began questioning me about the incident. My fiancee’s agent told him it was typical protocol and not to worry too much about it. The following reasons are the ludicrous excuses as to why they decided to deny the claim.
1) The damage does match on the cars since you’re on a flat driveway (WHICH WE”RE NOT),
2) That my insurance policy had lapsed through Travelers Insurance so I was trying to file under his insurance,” (WHICH IT HASN”T),
3) That my statement about the incident didn’t match exactly to his (I WASN’T EVEN THERE!!!)
I would also like to mention that the manger of the dealership where my fiancée’s car is being fixed stated, “There’s a 4 foot long transfer of paint on your car, Nationwide has no idea what they’re talking about.”
A regional director of Nationwide even told my fiancée that he would rather settle out of court with Travelers than pay our claim, clearly believing that we would not pursue this any futher…
I’ve never been more angry and insulted and truly disappointed with a companys’ unethical practices. For the individuals of Nationwide that denied this legitimate claim, knowing that they would not be able to look at me face to face and honestly tell me that they think I am a liar, I hope their families know how corrupt Nationwide really is, and how these individuals are rewarded for finding ways not to indemnify their policy holders for incidents which they have rightfully assumed the risk. Nationwide has gladly taken premium payment from my fiancée every month and should therefore be responsible for the damage. They claim that I claimed a fraudulent claim, but isn’t it fraud to not provide the service for which you are paid?
For me, it’s not the extra money I would have to pay to have my car fixed, or the fact that I had to file a claim under my insurance. It’s the principal of the matter and it is honestly saddening that these individuals, and company as a whole, would run a corrupt business to get or keep a few extra dollars. Well, I would like Nationwide Insurance to know that I will proactively recruit their policyholders and prevent anyone I associate with from having a policy with them. So, was the denial of a $1,500 claim worth it for the tens of thousands of dollars of premium I will directly be responsible for preventing and taking from your company???
FYI…Nationwide is NOT on your side…
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