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The Claims Game: The Tricks and Deceptive Tactics Insurance Companies Use to Underpay or Deny Your Claim

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The Claims Game: The Tricks and Deceptive Tactics Insurance Companies Use to Underpay or Deny Your Claim

When someone suffers a serious loss at their home or business, one of the first things they often think is this: â€œAt least I have insurance.â€

But the claims process is deviously designed to pay only pennies on the dollar for losses. Furthermore, if you take an insurance company to court, youâ€™ll find that the legal system is stacked against you.

David Skipton brings his many years of claims adjusting experience to help you avoid the pitfalls in the claims process. Learn how to:
recognize the tricks insurance companies play to cheat you out of money;
take steps to improve your chances of enjoying a favorable outcome on a claim; and
receive fair compensation in the event of an insurance payout.

It doesnâ€™t matter if you own a business or a homeâ€”if you have an active claim or notâ€”itâ€™s important to demystify the claims process. It begins by learning how to protect your best interests and learning how to play The Claims Game.

Country	USA
Author	PCLA, LPCS, SPPA, AIC, David Skipton
Binding	Kindle Edition
EISBN	9781483437026
Format	Kindle eBook
Label	Lulu Publishing Services
Manufacturer	Lulu Publishing Services
NumberOfPages	132
PublicationDate	2015-11-18
Publisher	Lulu Publishing Services
ReleaseDate	2015-11-18
Studio	Lulu Publishing Services

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