Public Adjuster leads?

[MainFragger]

I blanked this for now..but I will repost it again later..

[TJ2007]

Actually I wish there were more people visiting the forum from other related business that were interested in trading links & leads...

How does your service work?

I mean if they already have insurance, what can you do to help them get a claim and get a fair number...

God knows what a terrible time so many people have had after the last few hurricanes...

[MainFragger]

I will be happy to answer your question, but I must ask you to remove my two posts.. Thanks to my enthusiastic desire to succeed I jumped the gun a little bit, and unintentionally may be doing something slightly unethical in the way I posted. I would like to correct the situation and eventually repost them, but because of certain rules and regulations, I need to remove them for now and repost them in a few weeks. Sorry for the inconvenience.. And for my faux pas...

[MainFragger]

A Public Adjuster will make an appointment to do a free site examination for repairs that might be covered by insurance and verify what is and isn't covered by insurance. (In many cases, people don't even realize how many forms of damage are actually covered by insurance. In others, something might not be covered and we can notify the customer of that before they run into that kind of damage without coverage.) He will then advise the customer on what is covered and what is not covered.

If repairs are necessary or should be covered, an adjuster will help the customer estimate how much the total repairs would cost and help get the proper amount of money for his claim to the insurance company. In some cases, that can be considerably higher than what an insurance company would offer, because insurance companies do not always take hidden damage or unexpected service costs or other incidentals into account when they estimate the claim. Customers often have to fight insurance companies to get those things covered. Adjusters can avoid that stress by handling the claim, and if necessary fighting legally to try to get the claim honored.

There are probably a few more dimensions to it, but for now I am gonna keep it simple..