Re: Insurance companys wonder why there so hated

["Bob Worthy" <securinc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

"Crash Gordon®" <NONE@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I failed to mention that this happened YEARS after the subdivision was
completed, just before the ROC 10 structural warranty was up. They had to
move everyone completely out of every house (even the ones that did not
settle). Strip all the drywall off, fix the framing, undercut the foundation
and slab and pump that concrete stuff under the houses, re-drywall, paint,
etc. I had to remove and re-install all the 40 alarms (I got paid :-). It
cost the builder/insurane co. a gazillion bucks.

All due to the construction super doing a re-grade after soil compaction was
completed and approved. So the builder was at fault....big builder based in
FL. They were a great company to work for though.

There are no great builders to work for in Florida other than a few that do
extremely high end.

Bob4Secur


"Jim Rojas" <jrojas@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> With the added weight of all the contacts, screws, panel, keypads, and
other
> various alarm devices, I think you got off lucky... LMAO
>
> Jim Rojas
>
> "Crash Gordon®" <NONE@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Lawsuits are dumb.
>
> I was involved in a suit because I was a subcontractor for a major home
> builder in the area. They were being sued (and rightfully so) because of
> ground settlement issues...100 houses foundations had heaved badly. I was
> involved because of just being a subcontractor for them...and I didn't
even
> work in 60 of the houses...and what the fuck would a low-voltage
contractor
> have to do with a foundation heaving??? Like the weight of 1000' of 22/4
> would make the foundation fail? I told their attorneys to take a hike.
>
>
> "Nick Markowitz" <nick-markowitz@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> > Had one of my alarms save 3 lives and the building from total
destruction
> > to
> > only have the attorney for my customer turn around and acuse me of
> > tampering
> > with and removing evidence from a fire scene a felony in Pa.
> > when nothing was touched and it was there the whole time they just could
> > not
> > see it with the poor lighting conditions
> > and then acuse me of doing the elecrical work in the building and thats
> > why
> > i tampered with the stuff  when i never did  electrical work in the
> > building
> > and now she expects me to show up in court and testify on my customers
> > behalf after she slanders me. Is this attorney cracked in the head or
> > what.
> > Becuase she made the acuzation any testimony of mine would be tainted
with
> > the fruit of the poision tree theory .
> > I have no choice but to remain silent under my constituional rights
> > becuase
> > of her acuzation. trying to discredit me,
> > i saved that company untold thousands of dollars and this is how they
> > thank
> > me.  What a piece of work.
> >
> > --
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