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house separated from the patio. It was noticed when I put my house up
for sale. The insurance company fought me tooth and nail. I had three
appraisals by their appraiser, none of which included my photographic
documentation. I had to hire an attorney. The insurance company new I
was a widow and my house was up for sale so they continued to fight. I
ended up settling for far less than the damages in that I had to get
ahead with my life. I urge you to Google Progressive insurance and see
the complaints
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