Nationwide Insurance

K 

on YellowBot

18 years ago

Constance said, "It was obvious that they wanted my car. The total value was $2700.00. They let me buy-back my car for $260.00 and they sent me a check for $2440.00. Remember all I wanted was my damaged car in the first place. Now the "kicker" is that the transaction required that I send Nationwide my Certificate of Title which made them the owner and the DMV sent me a Certificate of... 

Ashley 

on YellowBot

18 years ago

You have no right to file a claim against Nationwide. You need to send Terry a certified letter asking for his or her side of the story. Your claim is against the driver of the car and possibly the owner. Once you know the facts, you need to ask the person who is responsible to pay for the damages. The owner of the car is responsible for it's use, to some degree. If terry will not respond,... 

Mike 

on YellowBot

18 years ago

When someone steals a car, the owner and his insurance are not responsible for what he does with it. You'd be glad that's the case if anyone ever steals your car. It comes down to what you can prove, which isn't much in this case. You can't prove that that car was the one that crashed through your fence. You can't prove who was driving the car at the time. If someone was driving the car... 

Anonymous 

on YellowBot

18 years ago

On June 15, 2006, an auto registered to a Terry Nathaniel Cline of Bryson City, N.C. ran through my yard fence and kept going. The Highway Patrol found the car abandoned, got the registration from the "glove box".It was insured by Nationwide Insurance Co. The insurance was still in force at the time but after talking to their agent Mr. Blake Allman three times ,was unable to get him to even... 

Mark 

on YellowBot

18 years ago

Constance, The State of Florida has title laws that all insurance companies must adhere to. The law states that if a vehicle repair exceeds 80% of the actual cash value they MUST total the car and secure the title as the amount is over $1500.00. I understand the you feel you have a good car that you can drive, but your complaint is levied at the wrong entity, it should be at the State Of... 

Anonymous 

on YellowBot

19 years ago

Approximately two years ago, the new brick pavers that we had just put in my backyard had shifted due to extreme rain and snow conditions. I called my Nationwide insurance agent and asked if my Homeowners policy covered this particular problem. However, my agent did't know if I was covered for that (could you imagine?), so she (Joann) gives me an 800 number to call. Guess what, it's the claims... 

Constance 

on YellowBot

20 years ago

My consumer complaint is that once Nationwide got my car for an estimate of damages, I was unable to retrieve my damaged car. Their estimate of damages was $2574.00 which was 89% of the total value of my 8 year old Ford Escort Lx wagon. No matter how many times I said, "I just want my car" I could not regain physical possession. It was obvious that they wanted my car. The total value was... 

Brandi 

on YellowBot

20 years ago

This is in addition to my previous response regarding insurance companies claims handling. I did not want it to sound like I am arguing the fact that you had a legitimate complaint in how your claim was handled through Nationwide and if there was any thing I personally could have done to make it better I would have. Unfortunately there are some claims that do not get handled in a timely manner... 

Brandi 

on YellowBot

20 years ago

First, I am not in any way embarrased that I work for Nationwide Insurance. I am embarassed that the insurance industry in general has a bad reputation because of some companies claims handling. I am sorry you had a bad experience with my company. I do think however that the numbers speak for themselves. The top auto insurance writers in Texas are State Farm, Allstate, Farmers, Nationwide,...