State Farm Homeowners Insurance Reviews

Sadly, because we have a 14-year-old mobile home (that was insured with them for 13 of those years), it no longer qualifies for replacement cost insurance under any other insurance company now. I think State Farm dropped us because our home went over 10 years (the age they quit insuring mobile homes for replacement cost). They must have had our home grandfathered in. They just found a way to drop us because of the claims. I am so upset with State Farm. I will never recommend them to anyone else. They also lost our 2 automobiles, travel trailer and I'm considering pulling our life insurance as well.

I know I'm only one person in their pool of thousands, but there's a principal. I was paying them $286.00 a month for the insurances. I'll give my money to someone else. My new insurance company said that they have been signing many State Farm customers who were recently dropped from our last storm here! Really sad. It's a shame that something can't be done to prevent insurance companies from doing this to people.

I'm angry at all of State Farm. Why didn't the local agent have the courtesy to send me a letter ahead of time or try and have his secretary call me and let me know that as of March, I would have no insurance with them? Why didn't the regional or national office let me know? They just cancelled and let me find out on my own when I got a strange lower bill from them. The local agent did come out, took some pics, and said he'd try to get me reinstated. He said this would be some time after the first of the year because of holidays. Well, this is January 18th and I haven't heard another word from him - no letter or call to let me know whether he got me reinstated. Plus, when he backed out of my driveway, he missed the two-lane drive and dug huge ruts in my yard that I had to repair. With my arthritis, I have little good time to put out in the yard and work, so I used all my good time fixing the stupid ruts he made, so they wouldn't fill with water.

Their behavior has totally stressed me out. I've always paid my bill on time, had no claims whatsoever, and recently put about $10,000 into my house. Plus, it is about all I have and what is inside. I am also very upset. I have cried over this twice because I work full time, live in a small town, and have few other insurance options. As far I'm concerned, SF sucks big time to treat an eight-year customer this way without a single word or follow up! I hope you read this, you bloodsuckers. What are the consequences? I could actually lose my home. My mortgage requires me to have insurance. If I can't get it, they can call in the loan and if I can't pay it off, I go into default.

I was evacuated from the apartment, which is covered under renter's insurance by State Farm due to hurricane Sandy. My apartment unit was not damaged by the flood but we were evacuated by the City of New York for about two weeks. During the evacuation, we incurred hotel fees and meals. We contacted a State Farm agent and spent hours to provide all of the requested documents. After all, the agent simply said that no money will be paid out because we do not have a flood insurance. I explained that there was no flood damage to my apartment. We are claiming the incurred expenses due to city mandated evacuation. Of course, State Farm agent says there is nothing she can do.

I am disappointed with State Farm. I will make every effort to discourage people to join. State Farm should be ashamed of itself.

Well, my claim was immediately moved 2,000 miles away to NE where I had to get online to locate an attorney (Stephen **). He turned out to be friends with the State Farm agent (John **). So I was denied assistance for every request and was placed on strong pain meds for years. When I asked for assistance on coming off of them, I was turned down for voc rehab in NE on the grounds I would have no problem finding a job on my own? What a lie that was. All hospitals have at least a 2-year out of work policy for my field that paralyzed me from future employment. I was starved out for 14 months and had to accept whatever terms was initially offered. I didn't believe it was legal to treat someone as bad as I was treated. I emailed the NE state law board but have had no response. I don't know what to do next. I am in poverty and have been since the injury.

We were unable to find a match, at which time the adjuster told me I had to choose between matching the color or matching the texture. I told him when I bought the house it matched in color and texture all the way around and I expected it to match after the repair. At this point, the sweetness disappeared and he was just plain condescending. Now my male neighbor was able to get the adjuster to replace siding, paint and gutters, even in areas that were not damaged, without any resistance. My neighbor's wife wouldn't deal with the adjuster personally, she made her husband deal with the adjuster because of the same condescension problem. When the adjuster and I couldn't come to an agreement, I contacted the regional manager and he sent the adjuster out again. When the adjuster and I still couldn't agree, the adjuster just sent me a check and closed the case without talking to me further.

I tried to call and dispute it with him, but he stopped returning my calls. I held onto the check and didn't cash it as I was not satisfied that we had come to a resolution. Fifteen months later, I was still trying to get my house fixed. At this point, I had a hard time getting contractors to even look at my house because they didn't want to deal with the insurance. Finally, I found a contractor willing to look at the house. The new contractor pointed out that not only did the material samples, provided by the adjuster, did not match for color or texture, they weren't even the same thickness. I again contacted the regional manager who was upset that the matter still wasn't resolved and contacted the original adjuster and told him to deal with the claim.

My contractor met with the adjuster and pointed out the differences in the quality/thickness of the samples and my existing siding. The adjuster told the contractor he would not pay anything more on the claim until the work was done because he didn't believe I really planned to fix my house. He (the adjuster) believed I just wanted more money. The contractor told the adjuster he (the contractor) knew that wasn't true because I hadn't even cashed the original check, which he knew to be a fact, I had shown him the uncashed check. He (the contractor) told the adjuster I just wanted my house fixed right. Needless to say, I was furious. Guess what? The contractor noted on my roof when we finally got the siding work done - hail damage. I sent pictures of the hail damage to my agent who did not respond.

Move forward to this year, hail again. My neighbor on the other side, also insured through State Farm and the same agent, told me he has hail damage and he was sure that if he had hail damage, I probably had it as well. My neighbor told me the State Farm agent and the contractor went back and forth arguing about the damage. The adjuster asked my neighbor what he did for a living, my neighbor told him he was a police officer. The adjuster told him that he really didn't believe there was hail damage, but he would go ahead and replace the entire roof (after he found out my neighbor was a cop). My neighbor referred me to his roofing contractor saying, "I'm sure you have damage up there" (and in fact, I have singles off, hail strikes on my vents and the roofing material). Once again, the adjuster arrived (not the same one as above) very nice at first until my roofing contractor showed up. Then he got all condescending and kept saying, "If you don't like my decision, you can appeal it."

He determined no hail damage. I appealed. The new guy went up there, ignored my contractor's attempts to engage him and guess what? Same decision, no hail damage. I could see that coming the minute he got up there with my contractor. I've had my auto insurance with State Farm for 40 years (we won't go there), my homeowner's insurance and my professional insurance with them for 25 years. My current agent for 9 years, I've spoken with her precisely once at which time she pretty much blew me off regarding the hail damage. I will be cancelling all my policies with State Farm, even if I have to pay more. I would rather pay more and have a company that actually covers you for what you're insured for than one that takes your money and denies your claims. Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there and there and there (if you're a male), but not here if you're a female. Ladies, call a contractor to look for damage first before you call State Farm. Don't expect equal treatment as a male policyholder! Searches of the internet will reveal multiple lawsuits against State Farm regarding their hail damage claims disputes.

On March 29, 2012, we called home spec which told us the water was coming from the basement floor, an old clay pipe had broken which cost $5,500 to fix. We carpet dry and a wet bar because it was wet and had mold too. We called State Farm for the second time and again were denied. We were told we were not covered. The reason why is because it is plumbing, but we could not find it in the handbook. We asked for explanation. The rep said it's complained in the book that the letter will explain it. After reading all the complaint, no matter what the problem is, State Farm is going to turn you down or cancel your policy. This company is about taking money from the consumer and not helping out.

Insurance, no matter what kind - health, auto, life - no matter what kind only is good if you don't use them. People ask me who I am with when it comes to auto and homeowner's. I would tell them State Farm and was proud of it only because I never had to use it, but now I say differently. This company, like every other company, wants your money and doesn't want to help you in a time of need. I pay every month on time. My money is invested in State Farm to help me in the time of need but State Farm doesn't think so. State Farm is like a good neighbor, like a good neighbor is only good as long as they stay on their side of the street, speak and don't ask for help. That's when they become a bad neighbor because they're also getting on your nerves.

As long as you give State Farm your money and don't ask for help, you are a great customer. We need to have a class action lawsuit because State Farm is bad for consumers and bad for mortgage company. Someone needs to take action. Complaints are all over the United States. When can we get help? Thank you.

They don't cover mold growth even if it is caused by the leak. In Maryland, they also don't match pre-existing fixtures. For example, our house is 26 years old and has chair rail, one section of which had to be thrown out because of the damage, and State Farm said they won't pay to replace it. Likewise, there was a cabinet that has been discontinued and State Farm refused to match it stating that they don't match in Maryland. Excuse my French but this is **. It was there before, why wouldn't it be there after? We will be switching insurance as soon as possible!

I had two roof contractors prepare estimate - neither will repair the damage for the amount stated; both recommend new roof due to loose shingles and pop up areas ($7,000 estimate) from storm damage. They will pay $275.54 to repair my air condition - estimate of $2200 from contractor. They will pay $212 for a stainless steel gas grill and $212 for patio furniture. Both items alone are well over $600. This is convenient. When added together, they come in under the $2000 deductible. I guess my next step is to issue a complaint to State Farm Insurance and complain to WV Attorney General. Message to other policy holders - like a good neighbor, State Farm is not there!

I'd like to know if there is any claim amount at all that they would consider acceptable. Their message is clear: We'll be more than happy to take your money every year, but if you have the nerve to make us act like an insurance company and actually pay a claim, we'll get rid of you. I don't want to try to persuade State Farm to reverse their decision. The damage is done and I will not do business with such a sleazy company, which obviously places no value on their customers at all except for an income stream. I want to know exactly why they decided to cancel. All I can tell from the letter they sent to me is that I filed a couple of small claims. If that's the only reason, then they should not be permitted to do business in Virginia.

If an insurance company's business model is to abandon any customer who files claims, no matter how small, then they are thieves, not a business that provides value to its clients. I also want them punished for their behavior. I will do everything I can to publicize their disgraceful practices through every media channel I can find. If you are looking for an insurance company, do not consider State Farm. They are liars and people driven by greed who have no regard at all for their customers.

Now, on 20th July 2012, I received a letter from State Farm Insurance demanding $141 so that my policy may come into effect! Why is this? What did the agent do with the $133 that we paid in cash to Tom ** (who is no longer working there) and for which we got the receipt? Why are they asking for an extra $8? And why are they asking for the whole amount of $133 after we have already paid for it in cash? What's going on? This is the first time that we have taken out renter's insurance and our experience is already unpleasant.

Eventually State Farm settled with the plaintiffs out of court; however, they never reimbursed me for our attorney costs, court costs, and considerable pro se work that I put into defending ourselves in this lawsuit. This is surprising to me, since no coverage was provided to me in the capacity of a real estate manager immediately when the summons and complaint was provided to State Farm. How else would the plaintiff have known that I was associated with the property? If I collected rent, gave them the key, then what would have I been if I was not a trustee or a real estate manager? I made sure that the premium was paid in full to State Farm. Why would I have done this if I was not a trustee or a manager?

State Farm was comfortable with the Trust being the named insured when accepting the premium and freely corresponded with me about the coverage when receiving the premiums. When State Farm was providing coverage for The Trust, I was asked for information from State Farm in order for them to prepare a defense. Why is it that I was good enough to help them, but not good enough for them to defend? When State Farm was providing for the defense of The Trust, who was it that State Farm contended, the Trustee of Sawyer Trust? I have not received any response from and no answers to the above from State Farm.

State Farm had an obligation to defend me, both as trustee and as property manager. They failed to do so, so I was forced to hire an attorney to help me prepare responses to the plaintiff's motion and to prepare answers to the complaints. I have not been reimbursed for my out of pocket legal expenses or all my time in working on the same.

I submitted their claim forms on which the total claim amounts for my contents/personal property far exceeds my total coverage limits available for payment. State Farm should now pay my claim because the total amount of all my burnt/damaged contents/personal property (which was obvious and visible, even on their own photos/records) had much more cost/value above the insurance coverage limits/amounts. Let me repeat that State Farm's own documentation (photos, forms, etc. ) shows/proves documentation/evidence for most of the contents/personal property. However, State Farm is still refusing to pay my claim. State Farm is completely and absolutely denying their responsibility for paying my claim for insurance coverage on which they gladly had taken/accepted my insurance premiums. Also, I was denied payment for reimbursement of additional living expenses (laundry and food expenses) which were included in my homeowner's insurance.

I tried working with the local claim office; however, they were not cooperative, quite argumentative and contrary, and subsequently are denying to pay on my claim allegedly due to lack of my own documentation which they already have the necessary/sufficient documentation in their own records! I thought State Farm was supposed to be one of the best insurance companies around. So, what is going on with them?! So, until my legitimate claim is completely paid in full, I will continue to let everyone know about State Farm's unfair business practices (taking insurance premiums while slowly delaying and denying paying on covered claims). Has anyone else had similar problems with State Farm paying their claim? If so, how did you handle the situation and what advice can you suggest? Any thoughts and comments would be greatly appreciated as I need help because I have been completely wronged by State Farm!

The agent (seemingly) shared our distress at the action, but claimed that she was powerless to argue our case to management. Friends who have queried State Farm about newly-installed requirements on their own car and home insurance policies have heard the same comments from their State Farm agents. Agents are unable (and apparently unwilling) to press the case for their clients. This action by State Farm had us scrambling to find a new insurance provider with the onus of having to report, to any new insurance company, that yes, we have had insurance coverage cancelled. The whole experience gave the lie to the slogan, "Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there." They bailed on us when we had legitimate claims to make. All was hunky-dory for the first 20 years, however, when we were dutifully pushing a yearly premium across the table!

We have paid out now a nonrefundable deposit of $1,700.00 and cannot get the block wall repaired as Mr. ** will not allow any contractor to work. He states that his insurance company over appraised the repairs and the real repairs would be less than $300. Because the block wall is not visible to Mr. **, he is not interested in any repairs. The block wall is very visible to our home and backyard and needs to be repaired. State Farm told us they can do nothing. Mr. ** refuses to allow the repairs and we do not know how to fix 1/2 of the block wall. For the record, you couldn't put up a cotton string between the property for less than $300, let alone a 60ft concrete block wall. I hate State Farm so much that I have cancelled all our rental properties that up to now have insured us. You should also do the same. Cancel State Farm.

I called in a plumber to identify the source of the water (didn't know it was the dishwasher at the time). The plumber couldn't get to the dishwasher because the floor had warped so much it could be disassembled. The plumber then called out a disaster company who said they had to remove some of the damaged floor to free up the dishwasher. They had me sign a paper giving my consent. When they ripped up the floor near the dishwasher, there was standing water that extended under the flooring and through the black tar paper. The water extended all the way across my kitchen (about 600 sq. ft.). Getting to the dishwasher, they found that the discharge hose had fissured and broke. Behind the dishwasher, they found the wall board had been impregnated with water as well as our custom hardwood cabinets.

The disaster company said they would have to mitigate the water damage by pulling up most of the floor and taking out the floor cabinets that had been affected. Most of my kitchen was totaled. I called my State Farm agent to tell her what was going on. I told her I would be filing a claim because the damage with floors and cabinets could be up to $50,000. She said she would file the claim and have an adjuster come out the next day. All of the disaster work was done that night. The kitchen was sealed off with plastic (to keep the heat in) and a dryer and blower was set up both upstairs and downstairs.

The State Farm claims agent came out the next day. He met with the disaster people and got very angry with them accusing them of malfeasance in taking the floor up and the cabinets out. They showed him the cabinets and the water damage. They later told me it was apparent to them that the agent was a "hired gun" from State Farm coming with the intent of denying the claim because of the dollar amount. From the moment he came into the house, his attitude and demeanor was one of "I'm going to deny your claim and find a way to do it."

Well, the claim was denied and now I'm without a kitchen and will be out about $50,000 to build a new one comparable to what I had a few days ago. The claim was denied because the agent said State Farm does not cover leaks and that I should have noticed the dishwasher leaking. I told him I did when the floor started to warp. I followed up on it as soon as I noticed the damage. He also said because there was a tiny bit of mold behind the dishwasher (mold grows quickly under right conditions, moist, heat, and dark) that the problem had been going on for quite a while.

Finally, he said that there had been previous water damage. I told him that about 5 years ago, the safety trap under the sink broke, water went to the ceiling below but we fixed it. And, there was no mold that resulted only a rusted light socket. I also told him we were not filing a claim on that since we fixed it and it was such a small amount. And I said that the floor issue was less than a week old and not related to what happened 5 years ago. Well, I am going to file a lawsuit against State Farm and through media exposure (press conference, media walk-through of my kitchen [very graphic damage], the Internet and social media) make sure that people here in Utah understand how State Farm really operates.

People need to know that they are not as protected as they think they are I told the agent, when he informed me that I was denied, that I was going to litigate. He told me something very illuminating. He said that the language in my contract was so well crafted and broad related to water damage that they could deny all water damage claims if they wanted to. And if I took it to court, I would be on the hook because of that language and lose. So much for being a "good neighbor" and "State Farm Insurance, peace of mind for today and your future." I feel I have been defrauded by State Farm and will not rest until I receive full restitution.

We called a roofer and he confirmed this. I called State Farm and it took forever for the adjuster "Paula **" to come and check out our roof. She had an attitude from the beginning. She wanted us to work on her time. She indicated that it was dangerous for her to come at 5:00 p.m. and get on our roof. She insisted that we take off work and meet her at 9:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. Next, she was not happy that we lived in Haughton and made it perfectly clear. My husband and she fought for over 2 weeks on a meeting time. My husband had made a comment that this adjuster “Paula **" would probably say this is not covered.

He finally met with her this morning and she agreed that there was some hail damage along with the company had indeed botched up the repairs. She left and called a couple of hours later. She informed us that this is not covered! I have decided to take on State Farm. If we the people allow this to happen, it will continue. I will be seeking an attorney. I will tell everyone what a horrible company this is. I have been with State Farm for over 30 years.

In the meantime, we will be having this matter referred to our lawyer. We have homeowners insurance, rental insurance, and insurance for four vehicles. I would think we would have better representation considering the amount of years we have been with State Farm and the number of policies we have with State Farm. Needless to say, we are very disappointed in both coverage and understandable explanations. We will have our attorney contact you in the near future.

We now have a Demand Letter from A-One carpets for about $8,000 dated 3/6/2012 and have not heard from company on how to resolve this major issue. This action has caused us stress as we feel our financial credit rating is in jeopardy. State Farm was not for us at all. Claim # was **. Tyrell ** was my contact and has not called me to explain why he won't settle this bill.

The office is located on 948 West Hallandale Beach Boulevard, FL 33009. I also lived in Hallandale Beach and was waiting for him at the scheduled time. He did not appear until 1:00 PM and I told him that I was waiting for him outside for about 50 minutes. His answer was very rude and told me that if I was not happy, he was ready to cancel the policy. I accepted and he started to scream. He showed a very violent temperament and refused to answer my questions.

Finally. I accepted to sign the papers because at this point, I was very afraid of him. The real reason why I cancelled the policy is the bad customer service experience not because of another agency as what he wrote in the paper. This is to let you know that I was not treated as a customer and was not given the right to ask questions. I am complaining about the way State Farm agents treat customers. One hour before, I was ready to transfer all my policies to State Farm.

I was told to contact a Mr. **, the VP in charge of State Farm agents. I contacted him via email and did not hear from him either. What I did get from State Farm was a letter stating that they were going to cancel my coverage in April 2013 if I did not get my roof repaired. Instead of Bob **, ** or Christy calling me back to deal with me personally, they decided to send me a letter of cancellation because I "dared" to question them regarding how they were treating a customer in good-standing. For 19 years, State Farm has received more in policy premiums from me than they were ever going to pay out to have a roof replaced.

I would suggest that when looking for insurance from "any" company, consider that, if you should ever need to file a claim, they possibly will not cover you. They will make up any excuse to not pay out, even if you have faithfully paid your premiums to them. There is no such thing as loyalty to customers from companies, so don't be loyal to them. Don't stay with any company for 19 years. These companies, like State Farm, have no integrity.

They mailed a message to my mortgage company which is Midland Mortgage, P.O. Box 26648 Oklahoma City, OK 73126-0648. My loan number is **. The State Farm policy covers my Mobile Home plus 5 acres at **, Sadieville, KY. Their agent here is Becky Jordan Insurance Agency, Inc. 749 S. Broadway, Georgetown, KY. I bought this property in 1993 on an FHA loan, which at that time was covering Single Wide Mobile Homes; ours is a 14’ x 70’ North River single wide You cannot do this now. Fannie Mae no longer finances single wide homes.

I called the Georgetown, KY office of State Farm and asked if I was entitled to a new mobile home 14’ x 70’ to replace this one as it had been struck by lightning and the bolt fried a whole bunch of the socket outlets and light/wall switches and when the inspector came out to look at the home, he gave it a ‘Scrap Title’ rating. The Georgetown office said I was not going to get a new home because they had the program of sending an electrician to us and fix the electric wiring to a "back to original" 100% fixed. We did not file a claim because it was easier and a lot cheaper to pay my stepson, Mr. Israel ** (age 30) to fix it all and he did.

Now, here’s the crazy part. State Farm sent out an inspector to look over my property and they reported that there were siding panels missing. OK, so what? We were committed to replacing all the inferior building siding panels with Lowe’s of Georgetown’s much better siding and it ain't cheap. But we have money (thank God) and we know how to rebuild such a mobile home. The next reason for our policy termination by the State Farm inspector was, “Your disposal of trash effort needs work. This does not work for us." Well, I'll be damned. What about that? I don't see piles of garbage bags contractor grade all over our yard. What I see are worm beds under same trash bags that contain worm food.

By cancelling my homeowner’s policy, State Farm put me in jeopardy with Midland Mortgage. I've been here 19 years and never filed a claim for the first ** thing. We prefer to fix stuff ourselves since we know how and quicker. All the live bait we produce here are seasonal crop, just like corn and soybeans. And to wait for an insurance claim to fix anything, will drag us down and cost us money. There is no such thing as spare time in this business. Now I wait for the 15th of April 2012 which is the day our agent here in Scott County, KY said she would come out to our property and take photos which might cancel out the loss of coverage with their company. So the jury's still out on this one. I will let everyone on this site know how it turns out.

I explained to him that death is not a vacation, so then he said, "If State Farm paid to clean the whole house, they would not be in business as they have so many of these types of requests." This guy was impersonal and about as stupid as I could imagine. His on-site claims adjuster told me, "I cannot negotiate with you as you are not the executor." I reminded her that the executor is assigned three months after the death through probate and we could not wait three months to clean up the house. She did not seem to understand this simple concept and process either, making the situation even less manageable.

It seems that it is their normal action that when the first reject the claim, the second will side with that claims in most cases. And all the neighbors fortunately have different insurances and had their roofing replaced. I definitely will be looking to a different insurance that really cares about their customers and not like the one that pays millions on their ads and does not stick to their words. I am not only dissatisfied, but very angry for being fooled in that manner.

This is out of step with others in the industry I have contacted. She then referred me to two other agencies that would "help with these types of accounts." I told her that if this was how they treated new business, I would be concerned if they were my insurer and I had to file a claim. After reading the experiences here, I can see why they serve little purpose in the insurance community.

It started out with me entering the office and seeing our agent talking to the owner of the place. Soon enough, we're hearing little sweet oopsie lines like "Oh, we didn't see these two tickets", "oh, that other guy didn't add your other son on this policy". Here's how much we can save you now, 20 bucks. Let's refresh this 20 bucks at the meeting vs 300+ when talking on the phone. The old bait and switch theatrical act, how comical it is?

Do not trust State Farm to pay your homeowner damages claim! They still owe me almost $1,800, and now they are saying I haven't sent them anything at all. It is interesting indeed. I have copies of all they asked for, and their letters that they demanded even more papers! Now they say I sent nothing. It sounds like lawyer time. If I have to go to lawyer, I will ask for a lot more than what they actually owe me, plus all legal fees. Now, I just have to find a lawyer to take this case, with no money to start with. I am ** once more.

That was several months ago. I have called again and spoken in great detail to a member of his staff requesting that my policy and service be returned to the old office. The main manager Si ** was busy and could not talk to me at the time. He called and I was not able to answer my phone and he left a message totally not directed to my demand. I called again this morning; he is out of the office. He has a cell phone but they do not give out that number. I am being given the run around here. All I want is to be able to work with the people that I already know. I want to be moved back to the office I have worked with since 1985.

The driver of the truck survived and was taken by ambulance to Sanford Goodall Hospital, bruised, battered and cut up with head and neck and arm injuries. He never took x-rays of legs and feet which still bother him and cannot turn neck fully and the shoulder still bothers him. The doctors said they should heal in time, but they still bother him. I don't know where to go from here. Allstate is hard to deal with.

He said that she was giving me the runaround and does sound that she is refusing to help me and strongly suggested that I call her again or another office that can help me. I called Kathy again and I pleaded with her and told her "Kathy, you have been in business for a very long time more than 20-30 years and you know this business with your eyes shut. Why are you doing this to me? I am getting slapped not only by you but the robber. It's not fair and I have been with you since 2006-2007 and never gave you a problem. Please work with me". At this point, she calmed down a bit and said "underwriting will not renew your policy due to your several losses". I knew she was lying at that point because I have only had one loss and I told her that. She said collect your money from the second claim but you will not be able to return to State Farm ever again and you will have to pay a lot of money to a broker, so good luck!

At that point, I said that is not fair for one claim and they are not renewing me, why? She didn't answer and said I can save your policy if you close out your second claim, higher your deductible, get an alarm through someone I know, but I can't waist a phone call for you if you don't do what I say. I can save your policy and you can stay with me at the same rate you have now. If not, good luck on finding someone who will insure you cause they won't! I agreed and did what she told me. But because at this point I didn't trust her, I emailed her on Dec. 15, 2011 and I tried carefully to write a nice FYI letter telling her and reminding her of the promise she made making sure I wasn't upsetting her anymore than what she was. But she was even more upset because I sent that email or because I was documenting the conversation.

At this point, she would not email me back but call me. We spoke and she said she can't help me anymore and underwriting informed her that she is only to say she sells insurance and takes claims. That's all! So she called underwriting because she needs help how to get out of her personal situation but not for my policy. I called her again and at this point, we were back to where she did not want to talk to me. She hung up on me because I was asking why she is mistreating me and being rude. She emailed me saying I was abusive when all I did was ask her why she is doing this to me, when I did everything she wanted me to do. Kathee ** is cancelling my policy due to her book of business and unfair practice. She stated that if I need anything to drive to Bakersfield, figure it out on my own.

Do not go with State Farm Insurance. 30 years of paying them ** to be treated like we stole from ourselves. They need people in there that know what the hell they’re doing, like go after the real criminals, not make out your insures to be the criminals so they can get out from paying the claim. Yes, I would love an attorney to contact me since they would be the only one that will have my back.

The contractor has given his employees a key to our home. One of the company employee thanked me personally because he was the only one that didn't have a key to the house and I responded, "Why? Does all of you need a key?" And his reply was, "So they could come and go whenever they wanted, day and night." So think about that possibility of 6-10 employees who have a key to our home. Those keys were never given back to us but we changed the lock as soon as I found that out. My father’s last dying wish was to come home and he passed away in 2009 but never returned home. We could not live in our home because of the bad roof and water damage. This company torn the bricks off of our chimney and used landscaping bricks to place on the shingles that they didn't nailed down so a lot of bricks were on the roof.

We finally moved home last year in March 2010. This contractor filed a lawsuit against my parents after leaving us with a mess that was so bad. We trusted this company because of State that they will do the best job that the fine young contractor promised all along and well, my mom is counter suiting. Where was State Farm in all of this? Well, they did nothing to help us. Oh, yes, I forgot, yes, they did. State Farm was going to stop that payment on the rental furniture and have it taken back to the rental place. The agency also wrote a letter stating that the insurance was canceled because of the ‘poor workmanship’ on the roof. Hey, State Farm! It was your company that put the poor roof on to begin with and did the damage to our home. Did you think of that? Don't you care about your clients?

Thank you, State Farm for all your support in doing nothing to help my parents in their needs after they trusted you as their insurance company for 50 some years. State Farm ran with their tails between their legs. Buyers beware! Oh, one more thing. State Farm brought in 2 agencies to see the damage done to our home and roof. They couldn't believe what their company did. State Farm claims that they do not hire contractors. Then why bring contractors to people's homes and force people to use them. Why? One of the State Farm agents said to me, “Thank God, he hired professionals to do the work at his house." I couldn't believe what I was hearing and said, "What?” and the agent repeated his statement again to me. This was the same agent that said he would have used this company to do the work at his home. Imagine that! My question is, why did he?

I was very confused since I have to sign papers for everything to change my policy. A month ago, I had to sign a form and have a witness to change the beneficiary on my life insurance through State Farm. I have had to sign and fax forms to add cars or items to my policy, to cancel cars or items, to change agents, to start electronic payments and to cancel a policy. However, I learned today State Farm changed our contract by changing my deductible without my signature. According to my agent, the letter that came in my policy renewal (he didn't know when or what renewal) stating I would need to sign the form to keep my policy the same. That is not only confusing needing to sign a form to keep the signed contract the same since it is the opposite of everything else they do. But also, the opposite of standard contract law that both parties have to sign to change a contract and both are provided a new copy with the new terms.

My agent advised that State Farm, as a corporation, changed this for all home owners policies in the same way and they did it to reduce small claims since there have been so many catastrophic claims in the last few years. I never received a lower premium rate for the higher deductible they changed my policy too. I gladly accepted a higher premium price when I purchased, signed and paid years for the lower deductible amount. I receive so much marketing mail from State Farm I never would have thought one of those letters was not a offer to change my policy in a marketing form, if I chose to contact them and make a change.

Contract renewal should be just that, detail of the items agreed upon in the signed contract they are renewing, not changes they are making to my contract, changes are not a renewal, those are two different things. I randomly get voice-mail recordings from my agent offering to sell me more coverage but never did it say because they changed deductibles and we may need to review our deductible amounts.

How can they change a contract without a signature - meeting of the minds? Changing contracts and understanding like this opens an unethical flood gate. They could go as extreme as to change beneficiaries to State Farm employee's if they want to. State Farm may be a big company but they should not be allowed to switch back and forth from real contract law requiring to not requiring signatures depending on what helps them financially.

I have already spoke to two different people who have State Farm within one hour of finding this out and they were not aware of or seen the form in their renewal policy. There are going to be many people put in bad financial positions in this tough economy in a very sneaky shady way. Others need to know this. We not only had 90% the life in our reef tank die, our home flooded but the coverage I knew I had that made me believe it would be okay, was no longer what I knew I bought and was still paying for. Please help prevent anyone else from dealing with this after what in my opinion was a catastrophic event to our family. There was life in that tank and now there is not but the dollar value is not "catastrophic" so it's not covered under the new State Farm view of "catastrophic".

This engineer even said that I would not loose any soil down a busted sewer line. Everyone knows soil gets sucked down sewage lines. Shifting the land from uphill or making a big sink hole. I told that engineer he should go back to school. I have been fighting with them over a yr...because State Farm told me if I wanted to hire an engineer and get a report that they would review my case. That was a lie! I got 2 engineer reports, stating the cause of my problems was because of the leaks...paid out a lot of money just for them to say, 'we still are denying it'.

State Farm was just trying to waste my time and drag this out to the point where I would run out of time to sue them. I'm looking into attorneys now. BTW, I have had ins on my last two houses with them (20 yrs) and my auto for 25 yrs...and this is how they treat me! Wow. Never again after this is over will I give another dime to State Farm and please, No one use this company! If you don't want to be ripped off and lied to over and over.

That is wrong, poor business practice and definitely not in the best interest of the customer. I will never contact State Farm Insurance again and I will share my experience with as many individuals as possible. How can State Farm correct this issue?

I left State Farm Insurance Company. I will not recommend them to anyone, nor will I use them myself, because the three ladies eating lunch could not leave their lunch, but instead would, and did leave the office unattended. Shame on them.

Her argument and State Farm's corporate office say "you the insured" should have told us about the change. When did it become the insured's job to know the insurance, isn't this what an agent is for? Otherwise you could just send in your premiums yourself. After much arguing I found a document in the safe that State Farm ordered in 1998 to determine my flood zone. It said "AH", now they say I didn't have an elevation certificate so "AH" is higher without it.

Well FEMA requires an elevation certificate before writing any policies in a flood zone "AH". State Farm is denying any assistance and wrote a letter again stating I should have had an elevation certificate. This all came about when State Farm raised my homeowners insurance from $2800 a year to $8900 a year when I left for an independent agent.

They asked if I wanted to change my flood servicing to them and I said yes. They said I have to have a flood elevation certificate to write it. I called State Farm and that is when I found out they apparently did not have one or refused to provide it. When I obtained one, the rate went from around $1500 a year to $498 a year so for the past 19 years State Farm has been ripping me off and their agents make 20% commission on these policies. We need a class action lawsuit. Check your flood policies and your zone with your city or get an elevation certificate now.

Now, Im getting high bills. I call Mr Matts and he said that he doesn't understand what's going on and will check. Well, I want to know! There's a high increase and no direct answers. I was told that Statefarm does this if you put claims. In this I hope it isn't true. Isn't this why we have insurance. I had another problem, it cost me $2,500 and I could have claimed it and didn't do. I get credit for that and I have a good driver's record and I would just like to know what's going on!

My experience is nothing new and I find people all over the country with State Farm Insurance who say they are covered under their homeowner's policy. This is 100% wrong. I see that State Farm is doing a lot of negative advertising, or using scare tactics to keep you with State Farm. One commercial shows a man in a car accident on the phone with his State Farm Agent. He asks: "Hello. Am I still covered?" The agent replies: "No Bill, I'm sorry, but you dropped us back about 5 months ago". The man goes on to plead over the phone: "Please take me back Jessica!”

Another thing about State Farm and all insurance companies is this: They want to get you the lowest rate possible so you will switch and buy their policy. To do this, they are selling you a policy that has only a minimum amount of coverage. Perhaps only $30,000, or whatever the minimum required by the state. After gaining a lot of distrust for State Farm, I looked into my motorcycle policy with them and they wanted to charge me $400, up from the $300 I was paying. I decided to go with Progressive which is better known for cycle policies and found a better policy for only $100. I was being robbed for many years by my agent. He could give no answer why the rate was 3 times higher.

So far, State Farm has cut me a check for the damages to the house but are not wanting to pay for anything else that got damaged. Is there any recourse on my part or am I just screwed?

I had multiple adjusters, that all lied in an attempt to delay my claim until the 2 year statute of limitations and to pay only a much inflated depreciated loss. I am currently in a lawsuit and if I would not have such good documentation, I would not have a chance to get what my contract states should be paid.

It would take a book to write about the entire tactics State Farm used to deny my claim. They caused enough stress to kill someone without resources or as most, just give up as State Farm continues making billions on policies they never intend on paying claims on. They just pay off the governing bodies so they can get away with this!

On May 8, 2011 we had a sewer back-up which ruined 2 bedrooms and other valuables. After contacting a plumbing company to check our pipes, we contacted State Farm. They came out, made an assessment and put in a claim. Now 5 months later, we get a letter in the mail stating this insurance coverage is no longer acceptable. The reason given is, "cause of loss is water damage". You tell me is that being a good neighbor?

We have just learned that after all these years with State Farm, we have been canceled because we had two claims. Shame on State Farm for canceling us and relating that MN and FL (the other state in which I had State Farm insurance) were not profitable states! In addition, they told us that we would be placed on a hard to insure list, thereby making it more difficult to secure another policy.

I was given the wrong policy for my house. It was over $900 per year. Allstate quoted me $232 per year. I have a town home, not house and I only needed an inside insurance. When I called John ** office, I got a runaround, then a yelling match. I was told I have to pay attention. They don't want to take the blame. I lost over $8,000 over the last 11 years.

At first they wrote me a letter describing what I needed to do to get my stuff paid for. I did everything they asked. Then a week later, they started asking for more stuff. I had just moved into this home a little over a year ago so some things got lost in the move and when we lost power the basement flooded and we had lots of papers in boxes that were still sitting on the floor, they were covered in 6 inches of water. So now that State Farm knows that I may have a hard time finding my receipts for certain items they start insisting that I produce receipts.

My daughter lives in Australia and I went there this summer to visit her, and as soon as I returned home, the insurance adjuster was calling me, like he knew what day and time my flight was coming in. He began calling me everyday 3 to 4 times a day. They finally covered the barn doors and the windmill which totaled $1998.00 that's with a $1000 deductible. Now they are fighting me over my lawn furniture and the meat that was in my freezer. I have had no lawn furniture the entire summer. The meat was something that my husband had always taken care of so I didn't know where he got it and I never really cared but now all of a sudden I need a receipt for the meat also, mind you my husband is in Kuwait and we talk on a limited basis and I don't like bothering him with ** like this. I was finally able to get the name and phone number of the guy whom my husband bought the meat from and I sent State Farm that receipt, but in the meantime while they were waiting, they went around to my neighbors and asked them if they had sold us any meat. I was completely blown away when my neighbor told me that they had shown up at his home. I searched all of our records online for the past 2 years and found the receipt for the lawn furniture. I sent that to them.

What's wrong with State Farm? They are supposed to be a good company, and doesn’t sound like it to me. I have never put in a claim on my homeowner's insurance. It sounds like State Farm is going to lose a lot of policy holders, which I am possibly thinking about. I want an insurance company I can count on when something goes wrong. It makes me wonder if I ever had a really serious situation, would they be pulling the same thing with the language regarding clauses in the policy, and not cover the problem! Due to the way State Farm is handling this situation, I would not recommend State Farm Insurance to anyone, even my enemy!

Then in 2003, we had a leak in our basement, and I called to just check if it was covered. Since it was a weekend, the girl who answered said she was not sure but would check and get back to me on Monday. She did and told me it was not covered. A few months went by and we received a letter from State Farm that they were cancelling my policy due to too many claims. I called my agent and told them I didn't put in a claim for the water damage and that I was just inquiring if I was covered. They didn't cancel my coverage but told me that my deductible would be raised to $1,000. Funny, it was the same amount they gave my son for the robbery.

Now comes the hurricane last month. My roof was damaged and it came through the ceiling causing the tiles to fall down, wood floor to be damaged, and walls to be damaged from the leaking. The adjuster came out this week, looked at it, and told me that I have a $2,000 deductible. Have the damage repaired, send them receipts, and they will give me a check minus my deductible. I called my agent and was told that indeed my deductible was $2,000.00.

I asked when this change came about. She told me that since I had two claims it was increased. I told her that I never made a claim for water damage, I was just inquiring. Then she said that an adjuster came to check the water leak. No one ever came; I just talked on the phone. I guess that's how they make adjustments. I just renewed my policy in July, but you can bet it will be the last.

It doesn't matter that I'm not in a flooded area and that 35 years ago I was advised to save my money. It doesn't matter that I've never put in a claim.

Then, I called my insurance company, State Farm. This was the first time I have ever filed a homeowner’s insurance claim in my life, and I have been a homeowner since 1998. I have been with State Farm since 2006. I have never really had a problem with them either; I always renewed my contract with them, and paid my bills on time, if not quarterly. Now back to my claim. When I originally called my local agent, a woman answered and I told her about the incident. Most importantly, she told me that State Farm does not go by the depreciated value of the items that were stolen. Instead, they go by the actual cost of the original purchase. I still had the receipts for the home theatre system and both computers; the other items I did not have the receipts for, but probably added up to about $150. She gave me the phone number for the claims department, which I called the following Monday. I started the claims process going, and I did everything I was asked. I had a few conversations with different members of "Team 41" and they proceeded to tell me encouraging, contradictory, and sometimes disheartening news. Some of the Team 41 members told me incorrect information, regarding depreciation and how I am reimbursed, and so forth.

The first sign of problem was this the deductible I originally signed up for was $1000. At some point in the last two-three years or so, they changed their deductible policy "across-the-board" to 1 percent of the amount that State Farm would have to pay if your house was totally destroyed. For me, it was $130,000 (in this market there is no way I could sell my house for that much, either) making my new deductible $1,300. They informed me in my yearly renewal letter, and the wording was in small print. I did not notice the change, and I apparently did not need to sign it in acknowledgment either. The change is assumed acceptable if you continue to simply pay your bills. So, I was shocked (but not too upset) when I discovered this as I was filing my claim, as $300 is not the end of the world. The original cost of all the items that were stolen was about $2600, so I thought there was plenty left over to replace the missing equipment. Still, I was pretty miffed and suspicious.

Today I called back regarding some questions about my claim. A Team 41 member named "Jared", whom I had spoke to before, informed me that State Farm does not depreciate the value of the stolen items! He added up the benefits I would receive from the depreciated items on my claim and it came to $1,309. So, I get nine bucks! I called my local agent Lenny ** in Saint Louis, and spoke to his son LJ, who seems to run the operation now. He listened to my story, and promised to call the claims department on my behalf late this afternoon. So, now I am awaiting their decision. As long as they replace my refurbished computer and monitor with a similar one that I purchased at MicroCenter at a huge discount (under $300), I said I would find that somewhat acceptable. I already bought a cheap home theatre system, so I can get sound on my HDTV, and I really don't care too much for the other items, but they do add up. So, I think I am going to ask for a $400-450 computer and monitor system.

If they do not do this, and basically screw me over, I have decided to take legal and public action. If any of you all want to file a class action lawsuit against State Farm, let me know. I know a bunch of attorneys, and one who specializes in this type of litigation.

This year, we filed a claim for a lost bracelet that my wife has had for 20 years, for a loss of $2,500. Lo and behold, we received a cancellation notice due to the two claims being more than their allowed amount over a 5-year period. We were shocked. Our agent rep (Barbara **) tried to help resolve the situation. And then, we spoke with a corporate rep to no avail. She stated no exception, even though they did not communicate the initial claim resolution with us.

I will be looking for a new insurance company for house and car after 40 years.

Not only were they negligent in selling us a policy without informing us that this was a necessary endorsement to have on the policy for a home owner, they never once brought up the idea of adding it to our policy during reviews over the 18 years we have had coverage with them. Furthermore, they now refuse to pay a dime toward the ServPro folks who billed us for more than $2,000 for their "mitigation" efforts. Never in a million years would we have accepted State Farm's help via ServPro if they had indicated at the time of the claim initiation that: (a) we lacked the needed sewer/drain endorsement on our policy, and (b) we would not be covered at all for the costs billed to State Farm by ServPro. State Farm policies are not worth the paper they are printed on and we will be taking our insurance business elsewhere.

He was about 30 feet up in the tree and fell. He suffered dozens of fractures in his skull, a severed ear canal (he can no longer hear out of that ear), fractures in his back and ribs. He had just completed his master's degree which he worked so hard for with a family. He was unable to work for quite some time and will never be the same. In so many ways, his life was ruined. State Farm would not pay one cent. We have suffered so much as a family because of this and I don't think financially we can ever recover. They shouldn't be able to get away with this.

Two years later at another house that was insured also by State Farm, I had a roof leak, called State Farm, the came out, agreed there was an issue and said you can use our contractors to fix it. We were in agreement. The fixed the issue and a few months later I renewed my policy as normal.

A year later, yes a year later, one of the contractors, Service Master Elite, 12 Continental Blvd, Merrimack, NH 03054. sends me a bill for $625. I called them and asked them what this is for and they said it is for a deductible. I told them that was not the correct amount of my deductible so they then send a bill for $500. After going back and forth with them for months State Farm never paid them and I owe it to them. I bring this to State Farm attention and they dropped my policy and told me I owe Service Master $500 and I have had too many claims. What is odd, the rotten sill claim, in which there is no pay out, they counted as a claim. They renewed me the prior year after the water damage but not the next. The only conversation I had with State Farm was about a Service Master Elite bill from over a year ago. I did some further digging and find out that between my claim date and the prior year that there were a number of law suits between State Farm and the contractors they recommend for insurance work. Service Master is double collecting on this and I have no way to prove it. When ask why they changed the billing amount someone stated in an email it was from a verbal agreement. How Many insurance companies have verbal agreements with their contractors????

I would advise any and all people to just stay away from Service Master Elite in NH and State Farm. Service Master decided to double bill people a year later and State Farm did nothing about it. Service master then claims I am responsible for all payment even though they were contractor through State Farm. DON'T use Service Master or any other contractor.

If you have State Farm and have a claim, get the $ and manage any and all repairs yourself. They don't care about their long term customers and there is some sort of funny business between them and their contractors. My local State Farm rep. Mike Libel tried to help but once he said the State Farm corp. in NY make a decision it is done. Again, I am not sure what scam they have going on but I would advise all to just stay out of it. .

Last year (2010), the neighborhood experienced a hail storm. All the homes in the neighborhood that was built by the same builder as my home filed claims and had their roofs, gutters and siding replaced. All, except mine.

Talking to my neighbors, none of them were insured by State Farm. It seems I was the only one with State Farm. Three State Farm inspectors could not explain to me why all the other homes were covered except mine.

My opinion, stay away from State Farm. They've proven to me that "they are not there".

We had an adjuster from State Farm come by and assess the damages from a storm on May 24, 2011. He told me if they could not match the siding, it would be completely replaced. I was told the same by three reps. After we received a check, it was evident that he had not done a complete assessment of all damages. I put it off to the heat and he was an older gentleman and very kind.

I phoned State Farm and stated that not all the damage had been assessed. They (State Farm) had another guy call and make an appointment for July 22, 2011. He phoned to say he is running an hour late. I told him it was okay because my husband was on his way home within thirty (30) minutes. He then replied with, "I'm finishing up now and on my way." I told him that I would rather my husband be here as well. Again, he said, " I'm on my way." (he acted as though he didn't hear me or didn't care). He was in front of our house in under five (5) minutes, which I thought was strange. As soon as he stepped up on our walk way and stuck his hand out to shake, I felt very uneasy about him. I told him all that he needed to know and he acted in a way that he was being bothered and didn't want to look. He snapped a few photos of our tree stump, fence, stone landscaping and two (2) or three (3) of our siding. He then stated that he was only there to gather a piece of the siding in order to match it.

At first, he tore at a very long piece of siding that connected to our back porch and a vent, he did break this piece. I told him that there were smaller pieces, so, he stopped ripping at the larger piece and went to the back of the house and tried to rip off a piece. He was having trouble with it and said, he was unfamiliar with siding. He finally took both hands and ripped the siding off. This guy was strange and angry acting about being unable to tear the siding from the house. At this point, of him telling me he was only there for a sample of siding. I decide to go back in the house and showed him the gate in which he came through. He phoned later and told me that we had never repaired our siding from a few years ago. I replied that we had repaired all but a corner trim (We had found a house being torn down and they allowed us to take the pieces that we needed, but we couldn't find the corner trim). This guy was calling me a liar, saying it was never repaired and wrote a letter to the same effect. We called and all we were ever told were lie after lie from different reps. I did tell a representative of the guy's actions and that I did not want to speak with him again and for him to never come back to my property. It's very clear that this Mark guy is angry with my complaint of his strange actions. He needs to have power, that is easy to see from HIS actions and HIS lies. And with that, he is a scary strange person in my view.

On December 18, a State investigator came to my home and told us that the man that Mike ** (State Farm adjuster) recommended to us was a violent criminal and his right hand man who was with him was wanted for sexual abuse and forced sodomy of a 10-year old and putting it on the Internet. These men were in our home from July to the end of August every day until I gave him the money to start work. After not hearing from him, I called the adjuster who said that Mr. ** never did that before. Although State Farm paid out $39,000, it still was not enough to finish the house.

I am making this complaint because State Farm has dropped my home owners insurance as a retaliation. I have date, times and names of everyone we were in contact with. I am sick thinking about what happened and that State investigator ** came from Richmond, Virginia to tell us about these men and my children could have been raped or killed.

I felt this was an invasion of my privacy. On June 10, 2011, I viewed my credit report with Experian online. I noticed that my credit report was viewed by 'LexisNexis/StateFarm' in March of 2011. I thought this was unusual, as I did not authorize such an inquiry. So I contacted my State Farm agent, Jared **, to question this. I received the company voice mail and I specifically stated that I wanted Jared ** to call me back. Although I specified this, within 5 minutes Gary called me back. Gary said "what can I do for you? " Since I did not expect Gary to call me back and since my issue was pertaining to Gary, I simply said "I just wanted to know how much I am paying for house insurance per year because I am shopping around". Gary then gave me my price and we hung up.

I then called Jared's mobile number and spoke to him directly. I went into detail about the first incident that I had with Gary in my front yard. I told him that I was concerned because I saw that State Farm has viewed my credit report in March 2011 without my authority. Jared explained that there was 'absolutely no way' that State Farm can view my credit report. I then asked him if his office had access to Lexis Nexis and he stated 'absolutely not'. He again told me that State Farm 'never' looks at existing customers' credit reports. He asked for me to send him a copy of my report to prove to him that State Farm looked at my report. I agreed and then we hung up. Nearly 15 minutes later, I received a call from Jared.

He was now in defense-mode, as his tone was now that of anger and he was now acting as if he were an attorney. Jared said to me "State Farm reviews your credit every 3 years", which is now a contradiction to his initial statement that State Farm 'never' looks at existing customers' credit reports. Jared insisted Gary 'wouldn't do such a thing'. I then reminded Jared, once again, that Gary admitted to looking up my personal information after I moved into my house. He said, "look, what you think of Gary as a neighbor is none of my business". I then reminded Jared that my first encounter with Gary was unusual, as he (Gary) was discussing my personal information (that he had already looked up) for the sole purpose of selling insurance to me as a benefit to State Farm. Jared then said, in a sneaky little voice "ohhhhh, but that's not what you said the first time! You said that Gary ran across the street and told you that he ran your credit report! Now you're giving me 2 different stories".

I told Jared, "I didn't say he ran my credit report the first time he came to me, I said he 'scanned' my name without authority". But, in March of 2011 State Farm reviewed my credit report and I wanted to know why. Jared then said to me "No, you said that Gary ran across the street and told you that he scanned your credit report, now you're telling me something else. And see, here I called Gary and told him what you said & now you're saying something else!". Jared certainly is not a good listener, as I never said this to him. It doesn't matter anyways, my privacy rights were still violated. I felt like I was arguing with a 10-year old child. Jared is clearly unprofessional. He also made me feel as if I were on trial and I told him this. Jared then said to me "let me ask you this, why did you ever come to my agency?"

As if he were suggesting that I was a problem client simply because I was not satisfied with the service I received from my first agent - of nearly 20 years. I responded "because I was not satisfied with the way my last agent handled my claim". Jared then said, "look, you are certainly free to take your business elsewhere". This is exactly what I will do. I have been a State Farm customer for about 23 years. State Farm has very poor customer service. I am now going to file a formal complaint with the Attorney General of Ohio due to my privacy rights being violated. I am now in the process of transferring my policies to Progressive Insurance, which has excellent customer service. I want nothing to do with this company due to their lack of concern, privacy violations, and unprofessionalism.

They send some one. a Mr. **, he knew nothing about constructions and how much it will cost. He knew nothing about how the house was built. He said for one thing we will replace the carpet pad but not the carpet. I said the whole thing because you can see the spots and discoloration and the carpet has been clued to the carpet pad and to the slap. I said, you can't just piece the wall, it must come down. He said just paint it. He said I'm done, if you have any problems call the claim office in Florida not Indiana.

I called state farm back. They said they would not send anyone else out. He did not even now the rules for home association. Then I was told by the headquarters in Dallas TX that if he would not come back out ,to get a construction person and have them to estimate and call them back.

If an insurance company rejects this, then homeowners should not have insurance. This woman made this decision and was adamant about not paying us for damages. If State Farm runs their company this way, then they're unethical and home owners should know about this before they take out insurance with State Farm. I don't know whether it's this woman who is unethical, unhelpful and crooked or State Farm in general.

While fixing, he fell, and without our permission, he filed the claim with his friend who was an employee of the agent. State Farm had never sent us the letter nor called us that the person has filed claim. When policy was renewing, State Farm had sent me a letter stating that they cannot continue to provide me the same deductible.

It was only that time that I came to know that the Window Person had filed the claim using my policy. Peter at State Farm took the claim and processed without our authority. Now, all other companies are not giving me good insurance because of the fraud by an employee or agent.

They refused to cover this even thou it is in my policy Section (FE-5368) under coverage part A of the policy. The policy states coverage for a plumbing leak and does not state (Sewer or Fresh water). They informed me that I would have to cover the expense for the repairs, nothing was done. In August 2008, Bryant Consultants was contacted by State Farm and they came out to re-inspect the water system and told State Farm that there were three leaks but in their report they also stated there were no leaks. Then they also stated there were three leaks, two under slab and one above slab. (Question) how can there be leaks in one part of this report and then state there was no water leaks?

They were copying the report from Baker Brothers and adding one more leak to their report. In September 2010, State Farm Insurance was contacted again and I asked just what was covered under my policy and they stated I must file another claim to answer that question. They sent yet another plumbing company out to recheck the plumbing again. They reported that there were three leaks, two below slab and one above slab. I receive a letter from State Farm Insurance stating that if I did not correct the leaks then I would be non renewal for my insurance coverage. Well State Farm Insurance has not kept up their part of the policy coverage under the section Slab Leaks. It still does not state (sewer or fresh water). I opened the wall that they said was leaking in the master bathroom and discovered there was no leak or signs of any leaks. The lumber would be discolored or rotting.

Later I received a check for $1113.00, money that according to State Farm adjuster Mrs. Dorothy M. will cover the damages. According to GA roofing staff, that amount of money will not be enough to cover the material neither the damages. I called Mrs. Dorothy M. several times requesting a second inspection to my roof. This time, I wanted to be present and be able to do the inspection inside out my home with the contractor. I was told, I am denied to get a second inspection. The damages were assessed by Mr. *******, the contractor for State Farm, are listed on the explanation of my claim/loss and that is all what State Farm is going to pay (without even inspecting the inside of my roof for any damages or mold. Mrs. Dorothy M. also stated that both of the contractors agreed that was the only damage in my house!

This message was left on my voice mail. I continuously called requesting to speak w/the adjuster and Mrs. Dorothy M. but I did not get a call back. "Totally Ignored". No one at State Farm was willing to give me information about the contractor Mr. ******* and I was told to get in touch with the same person who will not call back, in this case Mrs. Dorothy M. I called her office, her direct line, her cell phone and I was given another number to call but no return of my calls. In November, I decided to do my own homework and called a few contractor for estimates to fix the roof, at this time I had the opportunity to get on top of my roof and with the roofer I looked around visualize the actual damage of my roof as we inspected outside and inside of my home. "Mold had set up and the were visible damages in the interior of the house, I even felt the wet boards inside of the house. None of this damage was inspected by neither State Farm or GA roofing contractors.

Although, GA roofing personal ever denied agreeing with State Farm Adjuster Mr. *******. They also drop my claim, because they could not proceed with little money that would not even cover all the material needed, neither couldn't get in hold of Mrs. Dorothy M. to revise the claim.

I was not even granted money for a dumpster. State Farm proofs that they are not a company you can trust. I should not have to call over 20 times "with proof of calls" to just be ignored. I have no rights according to this adjuster, to request what I think was and is fair. I am not there for profit. I even requested that the adjuster from State Farm Mr. ******* can come up to my home and fix the roof with the money agreed should be granted to repair.

We, as a consumer, are penalized if we are late on our payments, but the we have to wait to get the Insurance company to decide whether they are going to cover or just deny your claim, worst then won't even listen what you have to say. Choose very wisely when it comes to Homeowners Ins. State Farm is a rip off and would not recommend to anyone.

I haven't had a claim until this moment. I'll be spending around $5000 and while the insurance will spend nothing. I definitely will be looking for a different kind of insurance for the reason of the above claim. I'll be transferring both the house and all my automobile insurance to another company. Any suggestion out there?

My immediate neighbor was getting his roof inspected by a contractor and while he was on my neighbor's roof, he noticed that there was also hail damage to my roof. Mr Jason ** the inspector, suggested that I call my insurance agent and ask for a claims adjuster to come out to inspect the house. I personally went to my agent here in Washington, Michigan and informed him of what I found.

My agent got upset and asked who were these ambulance chasers. My agent then told me that he would send out his own contractor. Well, the first contractor, Jason, told me that this was not the proper way for insurance agencies to handle claims. State farm contractor named John ** came out and looked at my roof and told me that he would have to come back because he had to bring his 40 foot ladder to get up on my roof which is a colonial. He informed me to call this toll-free number to set up an appointment with the claims adjuster. He told me that the adjuster would not go up on the roof. He also told me when the adjuster called me to make an appointment for me to call him.

The appointment with the claims adjuster was made for November 5th 2010. The adjuster's name was Michael **. When I called the State Farm contractor, he told me that he would be out-of-town on that day and that he would send out someone to take his place. On the day of the inspection, the adjuster came out and another person that would replace John ** came.

The adjuster went up on the roof with a little ladder to inspect the roof. The other gentlemen stayed on the ground. The adjuster acknowledge that there was hail damage to the roof along with damage to the down spouts and copper topping. However, the adjuster told me that the roof damage was normal wear and tear. He approved a check for $1266.00 minus deductible.

I repeatedly called John ** and he never returned my calls. In my opinion, this is an attempt to cover up the claim and for me to suffer. The fact that all the houses in my subdivision were built from 1998 to 2004 and most are getting roofs replaced because of the storm and for my insurance company to tell me that it is normal wear and tear for a roof that is only nine years old is totally absurd. First off, my wife and I are in shock that the hail did not do more damage to our roof like the other homes. We worry about the integrity of our agent. With our cars insured by State Farm as well and my life insurance policy, we worry about what kind of service we really are getting. We were told by three contractors, including the adjuster, that there is hail damage and now we are left worrying about the condition of the roof.

We totally believe that there is a conspiracy going on with the agent/contractor/adjuster and that we are not being represented in the way that we should be.

I don't recall receiving any such letter. I was told they did this to help save their customers money. (Apparently I wasn't the only one they did this to). The increased amount to my premium payment with the $1000 deductable less than $50, but that would have been easier to manage than trying to come up with $2000. In my opinion, this is just another sleazy backdoor way for state farm to get out of paying for repairs against a policy that I have had for almost 10 yrs without a claim while adding to their bottom line.

October 17, we received a phone call from Alex in the claims department. However, she only called my work phone so I did not return her call until October 19. October 19, we received a phone call from an insurance adjustor. He wanted to schedule an appointment to come out and take pictures of the damage. I asked him if that meant the damages were going to be covered. He indicated he did not know but was told to come out and take pictures. We scheduled an appointment for October 20 at 5 pm. October 20, the insurance adjustor came out to take pictures and gave us a personal property form to fill out. He stated we needed to complete the form and send it to State Farm with pictures so they could assess the damage. Again, I asked him if this meant State Farm was covering the damage and he said he did not know. October 22, I contacted State Farm to check the status of the claim based on the conversation we had with Charlie on Friday. I spoke with Renee. She indicated she would need to research further and call me back. Renee called back and said the damage would not be covered. She stated they contacted the plumber and because the damage was caused by the pressure of the roots moving the pipes, they would not cover the damage. I advised Renee that when I talked to Charlie, he said it would be covered if it was caused by pressure. Renee indicated Charlie was incorrect and that State Farm would not cover the damage. Renee advised me that we could add extra coverage to our policy that would cover this exact damage.

October 25, I called the claims department and spoke with Cori. I asked Cori why they sent out an insurance adjustor if they had no intention of covering the damage inside our home. Cori advised us that when the insurance adjustor came out, State Farm thought they would be able to cover the damage. Cori transferred us to our insurance agent who advised us the damage would not be covered. We advised her that we would be switching to another insurance provider who would cover this type of damage. She indicated no such policy existed. When we told her that Renee informed us of the additional coverage we could add to our policy, she stated no such coverage existed.

He had made it to the side of the attic where the roof had leaked and when I stepped to cross to get where he was telling him and pointing to him that he need to pull up the comforter that my husband had put down to prevent further damage I felt the attic floor start to crack so therefore I fell through the attic floor going through the sheet rock leaving a big hole in my boys room. He pulled me up and I told him that my stomach was really hurting and I felt like I was going to pass out up in the attic. So I made my way down the stairs by sliding down holding my stomach because I was in pain. Called my husband and he took me to the hospital. On my way to the hospital notified my insurance agent about the accident. The state insurance agent later told my husband that they weren't responsible for my hospital bills or any compensation for my injuries.

Upon my arrival to the hospital I passed out at the ER entrance waking up shortly after being stabilized my doctors and nurses. CT scan of my stomach showed internal bleeding possibly bruised liver/or tear to my intestines. I was hospitalized on October 14, 2010 discharged on October 15, 2010 still under doctor care and have to see a trauma doctor in a couple weeks. I felt as though when the adjuster showed me pictures and notified me that he didn't see any mold he should've used better judgment than asking me to come show him what my husband and I was talking about. That was his job, I'm not certified or licensed to know what mold look like. What would another prudent adjuster have done in this case?

Shleah ** behaved in a manner State Farm should be proud of. She behave professional and dedicated, yet Mike ** behave as if a five year old who was concerned with his ego than the issue at hand: my mother's damaged siding due to her weather damaged roof. My mother has been a State Farm consumer for several years and did not deserve his child-like behavior. Mike ** should be retrained to better further his career with State Farm, otherwise, the name "State Farm" will remain as "distasteful" in the eyes of their customers.

Two weeks after that, we received a letter stating we would be receiving a random home inspection and that it would occur in the next two weeks. No appointment or phone call here! Did they really use the word random? This process prompted me to do a little research. If you've had a fire claim of any kind, you are not eligible for coverage from any of the other major carriers for a period of 5 years. If State Farm decides to terminate our coverage after 20+ years of no claims, we would be forced to carry insurance through our mortgage carrier. Yeah, we can afford that! Even though I want to change carriers I can't. Did I mention we're just victims here! We didn't start the fire, we didn't help it along and we just lived here.

I had an insurance policy by State Farm. After being injured in the fire and in the hospital, my dad made a claim on my policy 2 June 09, the insurance adjuster had contacted me (over the phone) about details of the claim under policy, 3 June 09. He told me I could accept payments under a "loss of use" clause for displacement. At that time, I expressed disapproval of the claim, the Insurance adjuster, Mike ** of Topeka Kansas, had deliberately without my knowledge, paid money on this falsely created claim. Once the claim was created by my father, State Farm used this as evidence against me for insurance fraud. A warrant was issued for my arrest and then the insurance company conspired to make these payments as evidence in a future trial.

On my last day in the hospital, 1 July 2009, I was paid a visit by the Kansas City, Kansas Fire Chief, Randall **. In my statement under oath, I maintained my innocence re- affirming the cause had been an accident. On 7 July 09, a warrant was issued for my arrest. I promptly bailed myself out, paying 10% of $25,000 bond on 16 July 09. The insurance company issued a check to my father on 17 July 09, by way of the falsely created claim of State Farm. I Hired an attorney, 4 Sept 09 of Barnett law firm located in Wyabdotte Co, Kansas City Kansas.

I was given a pre-trial date of 31 Dec 2009. At this hearing the state's two main witness's were Mr. H. (focusing on cause) and Mike **, representing state farm, who had intentionally withheld information that payments were made to a 3rd party person (my father) claiming I had in some way benefited from these payments. Under homeowner policy guidelines, it is required that 3rd party persons be present in hearings and at the hands of the Kansas State prosecutor, Casey ** had collaborated with the insurance company, marked my father as a witness in that preliminary and then denied his testimony at the last minute to force him out of the court.

At this hearing was the first time I was aware monies had been paid, and my father could have testified as to what exactly happened. The original evidence on my warrant, listed by Mr. H. regarding an investigation by State Farm, was later proven to be false. In light of this unethical behavior, per my agreement with my lawyer, I was required to pay additional fees (if necessary)for services rendered by experts to help my defense in cause which I did. I hired Curt **, of Belton MO, and after a $2000 retainer, he was under the opinion I should make a plea deal, which my lawyer supported in an effort to push this through to the court without my best interest or proper defense of this case.

The fact is that, not only did State Farm lie for malicious prosecution, fire chief Randall **, knowingly submitted false information on a warrant for my arrest and had given zero evidence to the judge connecting my person with intent to defraud by way of arson. The unwarranted legal proceedings and prosecution have been going on over a year now. After attempting to focus on the wrong doings of the insurance company whose testimony was discounted, I came to realize supposed evidence could only be disproven by exposing in more detail the true nature of original affirmations under oath.

I would like to point out in this biased warrant, Mike ** of Sate Farm, is listed as a witness yet the only testimony offered by this Insurance entity are samples by private investigators, none of which actually testify in the preliminary. To this day I still maintain my innocence and reserve special rights at the time and shortly after the fire, I have documented evidence from the beginning to now which shows an incomplete and un-thorough investigation. There is still no real evidence connecting me to the charge at this time or ever, and any evidence thereafter is inadmissible and a way to focus on inconclusive material that if anything supports my case.

When I showed up for the hearing on 12 July 10, the Judge granted the withdrawal from my first paid lawyer and gave me only one week to find a new one by 19 July 10, once again I turned myself in declaring indigence. Ironically my new and current lawyer was in the office on the same day and saw that I was arrested and I ended up going to jail for 12 days. Finally the state appointed lawyer had my bond re-instated 30 July 10. My next court date (trial) is set for 8 Nov 2010. I will be pleading not guilty to a jury and I will attempt no continuance.

Approximately a month later, I received a letter from State Farm Underwriting stating that my foundation was in need of serious repair and that I had 60 days to correct the situation or "else". Knowing that State Farm was now on a quest to terminate my coverage in order to deem my property uninsurable, I decided to fight back. I called my local State Farm agent Sean **, who promised to get "right back" to me with some sort of resolve. Just to be safe, I also contacted another company to seek a quote which included an inspection and was found to be insurable after all. After contacting my mortgagee, I was told to switch companies and to drop State Farm before they could "terminate" me.

After waiting almost a week for a return call from State Farm which never occurred, I decided to make a decision regarding the situation myself. I immediately replaced my coverage with a reputable company and told Mr. Sean ** from State Farm where he could relocate my self-cancelled policy. The moral of this story is to not do business with State Farm Homeowners Insurance either in Maine or any other state for that matter. Had I not cancelled them, I would have been left uninsurable and standing on my own thanks to my "good neighbors" at State Farm. This is a true attested story. Please share with others.

I reported to State Farm on Saturday and Sunday but there was no answer. On Monday, July 19, 2010, I was told that State Farm would not cover this because the plumber stated that he had drained the pipes and State Farm asked him six times if there were any trees. He said that it was under a bedroom window, and there was a tree limb. We were denied. I am 80 years old and have been paying State Farm for 60 years. Is this fair?

During the hurricanes in 2005 (Jeanne & Wilma), we called to report severe damage to our pool enclosure. Initially, Jeanne came through one month prior to Wilma and started the damage. State Farm said that they were behind and would get to us. Then Wilma came through 22 days later and completely destroyed the entire pool enclosure ripping it to shrews.

We finally got rid of State Farm last year due to the rumors of their attempts to pull out of FL running and cancelling policies but wanted to remain covering car policies in FL. I wrote to the governor and never received a response as well to State Farm several times and never received a response except letters of denial. If there is a class-action suit involving State Farm and FL homeowners, we would like to be involved in it.

Finally, the contractor my kids found came and discovered that there was a leaking pipe under the bathtub in their master bathroom. Their house is on a cement block. The claims adjustor arrived and took pictures and said that the pipe was underground. She managed to get soil in her photos, which of course she would because in order to get the pipe completely out they had to drill past the cement. The insurance won't pay and my daughter is left with a complete mess. It is a first time home which is one level and small.

Every carpet in all the rooms is ruined including the kitchen floor and kitchen cabinets. The State Farm adjustor has been leaving nasty messages with her contractor (calling him a liar) and they are refusing to pay even though they sent out the cleaning crew. If my daughter had known that, she could have chosen a less expensive company. The house is a disaster. It looks like a hurricane hit it. To go through that and the rudeness of State Farm, they are lucky to survive a new marriage and first time home especially on a teacher's salary. Does anybody know if they have any rights?

We filed a claim with State Farm after obtaining a partial estimate for outside/body damages. We were compensated; however, we emphatically proclaimed that it was the undercarriage that needed to be fully evaluated to ensure that no damage had occurred that would cause subsequent trouble for us. State Farm refused to provide an estimate for the undercarriage. We attempted to obtain an estimate for the mechanical work. We were told that the shops would have to obtain a diagnostic and we would be responsible for the cost of their time/upwards of 2-$300 or more. We complained multiple times (over 4) and insisted that we likely had much damage under our vehicle. Our complaints fell on deaf ears. I

n June, 2010, our car sustained complete brake failure while driving home with our family. I drove our car home (very dangerous) to extricate us from the immediate circumstances and nearly drove through my garage before placing the car in park. We had our car towed to an auto mechanic. The caliper was damaged/brakes also. $500 later, we contacted State Farm. Our rep. did reimburse us after 2 weeks. We were appreciative. We asked the mechanic to check the car for any other damages. He said the vehicle was okay, casually. 2-3 weeks later, our vehicle was towed back to the same shop. The mechanic said it was our alternator and possibly a fuel injector. We asked for some time to save and contacted State Farm to demand an estimate on our car. The mechanic said he couldn't evaluate the car without evaluating the engine. We finally got the rep. to agree to pay for the estimate.

Almost 2 months from the brake trouble, our car is still inoperable and the mechanic informed us via estimate that the engine was damaged. He said it wouldn't be worth it to repair the engine. There was no previous problem with our engine! We were shocked and forwarded the estimate to SF. We have spent $3,000 on a rental awaiting a response that has come back as negative with the exception of State Farm saying they will pay for a wheel bearing? They insist that the engine trouble isn't related. Guess what, the engine was just fine and so was the rest of the car before the accident. They failed to respond to our multiple efforts for an undercarriage estimate.

We have been driving in an unsafe vehicle that has sustained so much damage that our engine is damaged beyond repair. They insist that there is no connection, yet they refused to provide us with an estimate at the time of the accident. They refused to reimburse us for an estimate and the shops refused to do an estimate without payment.

We shouldn't have to pay for an estimate at the time of an accident. That is what our insurance is for. They've hustled our mechanic and made us believe that he said there was no connection. No kidding. The mechanic didn't even draw a correlation between the brakes and the accident. Mechanics don't want to answer to State Farm or any insurance company. They want to be compensated by us. State Farm interfered with our relationship we had with our mechanic and now refuse to reconsider the repairs.

The rep. is on vacation for two weeks. They offered us $200 for the repair and haven't even compensated the mechanic for the estimate yet. They offered us $120 for rental, we've paid $3,000 for a full size car. We have been threatened, criminalized and verbally abused. Delays continue and evaluation is subpar and insufficient for the levity of the claim. They paid approx. $1,000 for the outside to be repaired and offered us $200 for the undercarriage! The steel shelving unit was dragged under the car and caused an immediate flat tire and there was a loud explosion under the vehicle. They claim because they see no visible scraping or marking on the engine, it can't be from the accident.

Do you know how many people die from hemorrhages without visible marks days, weeks, months later after sustaining trauma? The car was never evaluated due to State Farm refusing to pay for the estimate and now we've lost our vehicle and $3,000 in rental expenditures, not to mention our mechanic that they now own due to coercion. We've lost $3,000 in rental expenditures. We were forced to replace our brakes due to brake failure for $500. They did reimburse us and finally agree to an estimate. They have not paid for the estimate and refuse to acknowledge the damage to the engine.

No previous damage was present prior to the accident and the car is only 6 yrs. old. We had a power train warranty for 5 yrs. and were never once told of a bad engine; we knew there was likely severe damage to our car but have been forced to drive it until it was inoperable because it was our only vehicle. We had every interest in repairing this car until we realized the degree of damage sustained. This steel shelving unit was lodged under our car. We lost our other car due to the same type of problem.

State Farm would compensate for the body work but failed to provide a thorough estimate. As a result, much damage was sustained underneath the car and while awaiting closure on the claim that was not our fault, the vehicle slowly deteriorated to the point of being inoperable. This is why we were adamant about having this car estimated. State Farm used to compensate the shops for undercarriage estimates. They don't anymore and we've paid a dear price because SF is rejecting this claim.

It's an ongoing nightmare dealing with rude and inefficient reps. that lack the skill and authority to manage claims and seek to deny everything before them. This company needs to be examined closely for their practices and deviant techniques designed to cause trouble for the insured. Our agent has caused much distress during this process as well. Like a good neighbor, you've got to be kidding me. Please investigate. We are contacting the D of I for help.

I live in fear of yet another incident of water damage. As it turns out, my neighborhood is rife with incidents of indoor flooding. Some homeowners have endured more than one incident. The hits just keep on coming. I can't find an attorney to take my case. I suppose they know that SF has more money, and will prevail in court. Moreover, the selling realtor knew about the damages, but never said a word. Sadly, I have asthma, and mold could become a very serious health concern, but I'm screwed in Maryland. The problem is unresolved. I may have to sell my home at a substantial loss. I may have to abandon it, if State Farm will not do mold remediation. I may not be able to rent the home. I wouldn't want to hurt anyone else. My credit would be ruined. I may have to file bankruptcy, and can't purchase another home for at least 11 years. I will suffer persistent asthma and respiratory distress if I stay. I may not be able to afford a decent apartment in the future.

I got a new house and car quote and I wanted to discuss specific quote lines. I called his office. A representative Cindy picked up. She right away refused to discuss the quotes with me. I wanted to know even after being with State Farm for 10 years and having virtually 0 claims why my premium increased. She said, "That's how it is and deal with it." I said that I wanted to talk to her superior which is the agent Trent ** here. I asked him the same question. He said some pace index has increased and that's why my quote has increased.

I know a fair bit about stocks and I am a Math Ph.D. so I am not an ignorant guy. I googled this index and didn't find such an index. I told him I know about stocks and don't know about such an index. The consumer price index actually reduced in recent months! He started laughing at me like I was an idiot. I think he was trying to bully me. I would reiterate again that I have been a customer for last 10 years! Good luck if you are new.

I told him with his attitude, I don't want to stay with him and want to transfer to another agent. I called Mindy ** and Neil **'s offices to see if I could transfer to them. Trent called these guys and refused to let me transfer to them. Eventually I had to find a bigger agent than him to get a transfer. I can't believe this thing is happening to a customer who has stayed with State Farm for last 10 years.

I am going to switch to Liberty Mutual or Allstate in a month or so. I want to shop around before I do so. That's why momentarily, I am staying with State Farm. But it seems in the last 10 years, this company and its agent do not care about customers anymore. I have been with them for last 10 years so I know.

I strongly advise anyone seeking insurance from State Farm. If you decide on State Farm for some reason, then please avoid Trent **. Once you are stuck with him, he will make it impossible for you to switch to another agent in the area if you are not satisfied with his service. You can switch to another agency, but then you'll lose out the discounts that you get for staying with an insurance agency. The best bet is to start with an agency other than State Farm to start with, so that you don't have to regret your decision.

We pay uninsured motor insurance and yet we get cancelled because someone else does not carry insurance. Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there! I don't need those kind of neighbors. After being a faithful customer for over 20 years and they kick you out like some people would a dirty dog, for things you have no control over. If they want to do something, why don't they contact the law when people drop their auto insurance and if they can not show new proof of insurance pull their auto tags and driver's license.

We will be changing all our policies, but where can we go and who can we trust anymore? We are both over 60. My husband just had a heart attack after this last wreck. The stress is doing neither one of us any good. We know our coverage will be sky high after State Farm has dropped us. We have spent all these years building our reputation with State Farm and that's the way they do you. It makes you want to give up and say why should we try to do right?