Hey guys,
Been a while since I posted here but something happened today that reminded me of this forum...
I'm in the process of buying a new house, all is approved and I'm just shopping around for homeowners insurance now. I called the company that we have our auto insurance through and got a quote...and it was perfect...low price and our auto insurance goes down as well!
I got on the phone with some jerk who who copped an attitude with me first thing, he told me that they would never give me insurance because I will be having a woodstove. I explained to him that we were going to have a pellet stove which is very different and is as safe as the boiler that is in the basement. This made him even angrier...he told him that he would call me back but that I should just go elsewhere! All this and I didn't even give him an attitude...yet. After that I told the guy exactly what I thought about him and where he could stick a few objects...
What do you guys make of this? Denying coverage because of the pellet stove? The house we are buying is a newer home...built in 1996 and currently only uses an oil fired boiler for heat...
I can't believe they would deny coverage because of a pellet stove....just doesn't make sense...
Been a while since I posted here but something happened today that reminded me of this forum...
I'm in the process of buying a new house, all is approved and I'm just shopping around for homeowners insurance now. I called the company that we have our auto insurance through and got a quote...and it was perfect...low price and our auto insurance goes down as well!
I got on the phone with some jerk who who copped an attitude with me first thing, he told me that they would never give me insurance because I will be having a woodstove. I explained to him that we were going to have a pellet stove which is very different and is as safe as the boiler that is in the basement. This made him even angrier...he told him that he would call me back but that I should just go elsewhere! All this and I didn't even give him an attitude...yet. After that I told the guy exactly what I thought about him and where he could stick a few objects...
What do you guys make of this? Denying coverage because of the pellet stove? The house we are buying is a newer home...built in 1996 and currently only uses an oil fired boiler for heat...
I can't believe they would deny coverage because of a pellet stove....just doesn't make sense...