Ranking Insurance Companies

Ranking Insurance Companies #lawyer #insurance #attorney #allstate #progressive #geico

[theillusionist]

Would love to see a full long-form ranking video of every insurance company where you go into detail on why each one gets the placement it does

[PushesDirectlyToMaster]

"I stole one of your lawyers" 😂

[claudianielsen]

Allstate: Are you in good hands?
Me: yeah, when I’m not in your hands

[garywagner]

I had AllState on my car. The only thing not covered whenever there was a problem was whatever specific problem was wrong with the car whenever it was in the shop.

[JakeR]

My wife was an attorney at firm that was panel counsel for CHUBB. She kicks herself for leaving that job. She says it was the happiest insurance defense firm she's ever worked for.

[Viper]

My childhood home burnt down when I was 15. We had Allstate. They tried to tell us we had to purchase everything out of our own pocket first and THEN *get reimbursed for it later* absolute crock of shit.

[timothy]

The fact that a lawyer would feel comfortable roasting Allstate that hard with no fear of a slander suit is.. telling

[augustwall]

USAA is for sure the best option if you're able to get it

[matluvvw]

I had Farmers when my Audi was totaled a few years ago. Their initial offer was higher than anyone expected I'd get after haggling with an attorney. I took the offer and ran. Was a great experience!

Maybe I should reconsider them again.

[CPT_IDPS]

I was a customer of a “cut rate car insurance group” that was owned by farmers. I got into a scenario where I had no grounds to be given a lawyer for free but farmers stepped in and took care of me with legal support for over 2 years. I will always be a farmers customer. The quality of the product matters far more then the monthly cost. Get a insurance company that stands behind you and your actually in good hands.

[ivan-snrc]

As someone who works with insurance companies regularly for home restoration. I never have a problem with USAA covering claims. Quickest to pay and approve.

[ElizabethMotoe]

Throwing money into the pits of hell is National General 😂😂

[MeatPez]

Allstate “are you in good hands?”
“Fck if I know”

[arng]

I worked for corporate Allstate and I can tell you that they don't care about their customers at all. They would rather spend their money on marketing and attract new customers than help their existing customers.

[mikedmoon]

State Farm threatened to sue me for leaving a shitty review online. I removed the review and replaced it with a scan of the C&D. Never heard back

[fatol]

2 insurance companies I've used for automotive insurance are State farm and progressive. Another one of them gave me much issues when it came time for claims. Progressive paid out to get my car buffed after my neighbor shot it with fireworks in State farm paid off my car completely even though I owed more than what it was worth after I totaled it. Both companies have been good for me, and I have been known to play them against each other for better rates

[Dragon]

My parents had Allstate for homeowners insurance up until superstorm sandy. They saw the storm coming and dropped their coverage less than a week before the storm hit. F tier indeed

[codymoncrief]

I've been impressed with farmers. I totaled an old truck during a medical emergency and all I did was notify them as soon as i was out of the emergency room. They paid for the replacement cost of the truck, plus an additional amount of like $1 for every mile to the nearest dealership selling a comparable truck. I was able to fly out to a seller and buy a replacement, as well as cover a rental car and lost work. I never had to deal with the tow company after the initial tow, the hospital or ambulance service, or anything. Granted, I was not seriously injured or disabled after, but even just their no-haggle dealing with my vehicle left me surprised, but quite happy with them.

[MrsShocoTaco]

"CHUBB Insurance" sounds like slang for an athletic cup

[mastoner]

As a consumer, State Farm is absolutely bottom tier for me. Had a non-fault accident (a driver struck my parked car while I was out of state) which took almost 3 months to resolve because at first State Farm straight up lied to me and told me the vehicle responsible for the incident wasn't covered. And then when pressed with an active insurance report number, they claimed I was the one at fault. When providing GPS data and a police report showing I was out of the state, they told me that police reports aren't "sufficient evidence against our client" and questioned who a third person was (the driver struck my car and proceeded to push it into my neighbors house). After a month of debating who was at fault, they finally accepted liability and then refused to payout because my vehicle was "lost in storage" because they failed to pay the storage fees to have the vehicle estimated. Which then led to another two months of arguing back-and-forth with them over who is responsible for the storage fees.

So yeah, never going to speak highly of them ever again.