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Who Recently Left USAA???
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<blockquote data-quote="svtfocus2cobra" data-source="post: 16194498" data-attributes="member: 21786"><p>I agree with a lot of this being from the same background in collision. From my experience though, most of the companies operate on that 2 year rule, but you are right in that USAA goes about it better than most. I'm not with you on the Geico claim though. From my experience they have always been one of the best when it comes to how they treat their customers and the shops when you work with them on a claim. Maybe it is the adjusters they have in my area but they are usually always prior shop techs or estimators so they are experienced and get the process. State Farm adjusters however would often show up and then have me go out there with them so I could write the car for them because they had no idea what they were doing. At least it was usually an attractive woman they had doing it. My brother switched from State Farm to Geico which should say something since he is likely the foremost expert on insurance policies in this state, but obviously each state has different rules and laws so it doesn't apply the same everywhere. Safeco is another terrible one, not to mention General Insurance and Mercury. They are bottom of the barrel imo.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="svtfocus2cobra, post: 16194498, member: 21786"] I agree with a lot of this being from the same background in collision. From my experience though, most of the companies operate on that 2 year rule, but you are right in that USAA goes about it better than most. I'm not with you on the Geico claim though. From my experience they have always been one of the best when it comes to how they treat their customers and the shops when you work with them on a claim. Maybe it is the adjusters they have in my area but they are usually always prior shop techs or estimators so they are experienced and get the process. State Farm adjusters however would often show up and then have me go out there with them so I could write the car for them because they had no idea what they were doing. At least it was usually an attractive woman they had doing it. My brother switched from State Farm to Geico which should say something since he is likely the foremost expert on insurance policies in this state, but obviously each state has different rules and laws so it doesn't apply the same everywhere. Safeco is another terrible one, not to mention General Insurance and Mercury. They are bottom of the barrel imo. [/QUOTE]
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