Who can be contacted for help with home insurance claims problems in Florida(Belleview)?
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The Department of Consumer Affairs can help or they'll know someone who will help.
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Call the local better business bureau or the BBB in the city or state of the on-line retailer or your state attorney generals office or the state A. G. in the state of the retailer. The BBB should be listed in your local phone book or you may check the BBB web site for info at: http://www.bbb.org\n\nI used the BBB automated phone line here in Indiana to check out a local business and was surprised to find out that I could check out a business anytime day or night 24-7 through the automated phone line only by entering the business's phone number (all ten digits, including area code) This put my mind to ease knowing the business had a satisfactory rating with no unresolved complaints before putting out hundreds of dollars for this home repair service.
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Try the company that has your home owners insurance or renters insurance
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try contacting your department of human services thats who deals with them in Maine
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Feel free to send me an email.  This is all our company specializes in and we have several reverse mortgage specialists in Florida.  I can get you up and running in a very short time.\n\nbburns@griffinloans.com
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Try going to insurance news:\nhttp://www.findlocalinsurance.com/insurancenews.html
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I would think the county government.  If you receive no responses from them, you might consider contacting the State Fire Marshal's office.  They may not have the direct power to address the issue, but they might be able to knock over some rocks.\n\nHave you considered contacting an attorney?
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Try to contact BellSouth they have many many opportunities to help and hire you as a BellSouth Agent.\n\nLog on to www.bellsouth.com or call to 1-888-757-6500 \n\nRemember BellSouth is only avaivable for only 9 states, Florida is included.
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look in your local yellow pages under "lawyers" and look for one who specializes in personal injury cases.  usually their ads will mention car accidents.  call them up and ask for an initial consultation - this should be an hour's worth of discussion, for free - if a place won't give you a free consultation, go elsewhere.  if you live anywhere other than the sticks, there should be plenty who will give you a free consultation.
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Are you a veteran? \n\nAre you Disabled? \n\nMany agencies go through the Red Cross, Salvation Army, March of Dimes etc..and some companies have their own charity agencies....so the best thing to do would be to go see your state governor for assistance...but in your state [and case in point] does not appear to be of any help to anyone much less itself....[sadly], thus far. \n\nSo I would suggest that you next hit the Internet...make it your best friend...and start searching for organizations that donate, assist or fund causes....many now do Katerina and Rita victims first...\n\nI do know that each state [but then again your state is not much help right now so] has their own Hurricane victims hot lines and contact sites...so in your case I normally would have suggested you go to the next state unaffected by the hurricanes...but considering that many of the victims went to neighboring states, those states are most likely tapped out financially too.\n\nSo...again the Internet will be your best bet. \n\nSearch through MAJOR company websites or home pages like Dell computers, or Eli Lilly, Bayer or Ford, Dodge, Chrysler etc...major names and check if they have a fund or personal agency that they assist and fund to assist victims of natural disasters.\n\nIf you don't see anything that doesn't always mean that they don't have any, just that they don't advertize it for obvious reasons...so then what you do is you...e-mail them through their "contact us' option and simply ask them...\n\nGenerally they will tell you if they do or not, and if not they will direct you to who can and who does and tell you how to contact them....\n\nSo again search the Internet...and Good Luck.
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well what area are u in.....u forgot to mention that.    and maybe if u call ur insurance ppl they should help u with that.
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Call your State's Attorney and submit a complaint to the State Insurance Dept.
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Call the insurance company that you had at that time and they should be able to pull up the claim history for that. and yes even if you are not a member of that company anymore they can still look it up for you.
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The folks to contact on this issue are the Department of Business and Professional Regulation - Division of Florida Land Sales, Condominiums and Mobile Homes:\nhttp://www.state.fl.us/dbpr/lsc/index.shtml\n\nThere is also a section of the State of Florida website devoted to other housing-related groups and issues:\nhttp://www.stateofflorida.com/Portal/DesktopDefault.aspx?tabid=48\n\nYou may be able to find more assistance there.\n\nHope this helps!
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i work for a major insurer so think i can help...... poor workmanship is not covered.. its an exclusion on your policy.... its up to your insurers and the cover you have provided if they decide to cover the internal damage :-) If you have accidental damage cover on your policy, they usually will.. If the windows have been poorly installed... you should be looking to the window company to deal with both the windows and the resultant damage that the event has caused\n\nMaintenance issues are also a no no.... it is your responsiblity to make sure that your property is kept in reasonable condition.... if you think about it... if insurers covered maintenance issues... everyone would be ringing them to get their houses re-decorated etc..... thats not what insurance is for...... its for protection against unforeseen events... if you need more advice,,, drop me an e-mail
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On your insurance card, there should be a customer service number.\nCall them.
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You're going to have a challenge.  First you need to work on getting it zoned properly.\nIf you try to get strictly commercial insurance and you have a claim and they find out it was because it was being used as a residence, it may void the policy.\nYou will need a homeowner's policy that might have some commercial provisions in them....a 'combination' policy so to speak.\nSince there are plenty of home based businesses that need a combination policy, an experienced personal lines insurance agent will be able to help you.