How State Farm Rips Off Their Customers Especially When They Suffer a Home Loss - Taylor, Chuck
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This riveting, full-color, 288-page book was written to benefit all insurance consumers, especially all 87 million homeowners. It tells, among other things, how the State Farm Insurance Company Rips Off some of their most loyal and trusting customers, especially when they suffer a home loss. This book, in the first half, features 100 of such horror stories with full-color pictures. The book's second half is in chapter form on the subject matter. This is a "must read book" for all insurance consumers, which book could save them, and therefore is worth, a small fortune if obtained before not…mehr

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This riveting, full-color, 288-page book was written to benefit all insurance consumers, especially all 87 million homeowners. It tells, among other things, how the State Farm Insurance Company Rips Off some of their most loyal and trusting customers, especially when they suffer a home loss. This book, in the first half, features 100 of such horror stories with full-color pictures. The book's second half is in chapter form on the subject matter. This is a "must read book" for all insurance consumers, which book could save them, and therefore is worth, a small fortune if obtained before not after they suffer a catastrophic loss, especially a catastrophic home loss, with State Farm coverage.
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Autorenporträt
CHUCK TAYLOR is a prolific writer and critic, going back to when he owned a small publishing company. He also was a magazine editor and publisher, before moving on to other pursuits. This is his first book, with six more planned through 2025 and beyond. Chuck, always against wrongdoing, is an advocate for justice and fair play. A Mayewood HS alumni and Sumter, South Carolina native, he now lives in Hampton, Virginia.