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I’ve been insured with Pemco for 20 years (geeze that makes me sound old!)
They’ve always been very good to me.
I was a bit disappointed with my recent experience, though. My car was stolen and once it was recovered, it took FOREVER to get Pemco to approve the claim/pay the repair bill.
My car was in the shop almost four weeks for about five days worth of work. At one point in time two weeks into it, the body shop actually asked me to call Pemco and rattle some cages. They sent the estimate and photos THREE TIMES before Pemco dealt with it. When I finally got my claims adjuster on the phone she tried to blame it on the body shop.
In any case, they did approve the claim and all turned out well in the end.
I ended up being out of pocket about $1000 though for incidental stuff Pemco didn’t cover. All the piddly stuff adds up fast!
By the way, if you’re going to steal a car, is it really necessary to take EVERYTHING? Yes, I understand taking my iPod – it was dumb of me to leave it in there. But did you really NEED my tire jack? Floor mats? Maps? Flashlight? Flares? Owner’s manual? Vehicle registration? Pet gate?