Woof

Yeah. But even in that case he initiated it by looking for a cheaper company - and ended up having to spend 40K to upgrade. His old company didn’t initiate it. Keep us updated?

Holy shit, I remember him!

Yeah, it’s the same insurance company. That’s rough for your neighbor

Never had a call from Our company. My neighbor did when he was shopping around for a new carrier and they (new carrier) did an inspection and told him he had to upgrade his electric (all k and t) or lose his insurance in a month. But otherwise never heard of that. We’ve even had claims folks come out when we had to actually use the insurance and they didn’t “redo” an inspection.

But hey there’s always a first time. Maybe the company is getting bought out and they are doing this as part of that? Or it’s a scam.

When I was much younger, I inherited like $25,000 Canadian from an aunt I never really met before and they let me keep all $478.60 of the money it came out to in US dollars.

Have had my house for decades. Same insurer since I bought it. Never had a "reinspection"

Sure as hell did

More housing is good. And those who are going to complain about but "this luxury housing and this is not going to get Rhode Islanders in". Oh yeah? Well now the Superman building apartments have to compete with this. Sorry but cry is free.

1985 called and they want their tower back

I guess so. That’s why I’m on here looking for an info.

Wow that's really early. I guess you'll have to wait until Tuesday sadly unless you can get a hold of others with the same insurance company and ask them.

We need housing. All kinds of housing. Build this now.

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Definitely sounds questionable, I think a lot of insurance companies close at 8pm EST so try to give them a call. I know that several cities are also doing a value assessment but haven't heard of insurance doing insurance re-assessments.

Owned a few houses and they sent someone to look inside the newest one but my old house they looked outside and that was it. Definitely sounds a bit suspect.

He's never had the option to buy until the project was fully approved. A legal battle over zoning was started like 5 years ago and took until last Summer to be resolved. It's worth noting that suit was financed by competing property owners.

By that point, yes, a fuckton has changed about the cost of literally everything, so they went for a redesign that still needs formal approval before the sale happens.

At no point has there ever been a point where construction could have started and there's really nothing to suggest funding the project is a hurdle beyond the developer not wanting to go above the 300ish million price tag.

Why is the executor of the will involved in the life insurance payout? Shouldn’t the insurance company be the one sending you the check?

Spoofing a phone number is incredibly easy and caller ID shouldn't be a form of verification. Call the main 800 number for your insurance company. Ask them if it's legit.

>If your attitude is "we have to take what we can get" you end up with a lot of shit.

And if your attitude is “our way or nothing at all” you get Providence. The difference is that reasonable people can disagree on what’s shit, but nothing is the same to everyone.

I looked up the number and it’s the insurance company’s number, but seeing as they called at nearly 5 on Friday before a long weekend, I won’t get an answer from them for a while

Insurance did an outside inspection when I bought my house, but never after. If you didn't change companies I would call your insurance company to confirm it's legit, then ask them to confirm the inspectors name. Could easily be a scam or something.

Yeah they did one when I moved in four years ago, but they want to do another

My insurance co did an inspection when we moved in. It didn't take long and was really just to confirm things, etc.