Nationwide is not on our side
I just got off the phone with Nationwide Insurance and they have denied any coverage for our black tank overflowing into the bathroom and up the vent and into the ceiling. They will send a letter but ...
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Super_Dave wrote:
"Accidents" might be better defined as action outside your control. Somewhere in the fine print, I'm sure the policy says it doesn't cover "stupid". When I do something that qualifies as, "stupid", I'm pretty prepared to have to pay for it myself.
At the same time, if you put your car in D when you meant R, I'd be willing to bet that your car and/or homeowner's insurance would cover you. That's pretty "stupid", IMO. :-) I think I'd fight this one all the way. At minimum, I'd say, "show me the specific fine print" =and= compare it to my last printed copy. I've known a couple people who've had terms changed on them without notice, then had the company deny a claim based on the =new= terms. If the company were any kind of customer-service friendly, they'd pay the claim, then go after the manufacturer.
Lyle
