Nationwide Insurance
1 Nationwide Plz, (High street), Columbus, OH 43215 United States
https://www.nationwide.com:443/
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Paul on YellowBot
10 years ago
01/26/2013, 05:20 AM
I went online to Nationwide's web page to get an online quote. I am not naive. I know going into this that the quote received is not the definitive quote and that changes can occur. I gave them all of my information, including reporting my two speeding tickets in 2009 and 2010 along with the amount over the limit on each. I was given a quote and offered to sell it to me. I agreed and gave them...
ed mardt on YellowBot
11 years ago
02/18/2012, 07:36 AM
Any Nationwide Insurance agent who is not embarrassed about working for this bottom of the barrel " so- called" insurance company must have the same lack of morals and ethics as this company. Birds of a feather flock together!
Anonymous Consumer Advocate1 on YellowBot
12 years ago
03/20/2011, 07:30 AM
All you nationwide employee comments about how your great your company is are of little value . Why dont you comment on some of the Fraud perpetrated by your company . If I google nationwide insurance + Fraud . Or Nationwide Insurance + Bad Faith , I receive thousands of cases . You work for an insurer who is listed on badfaithinsurance dot org as being one of the 10 worst . Why dont you tell...
redonaldsonjr on YellowBot
12 years ago
02/14/2011, 02:36 AM
On January 17th, 2011 I bought a new car. My quote for auto insurance with my current carrier for the new car was in my opinion too expensive. I received a mail advertisement for Nationwide and that is how my nightmare began.
On January 26th I called Nate at Nationwide, who was all too quick and friendly to give be a better priced quote. I asked him to email me right before debiting my...
James on YellowBot
16 years ago
10/11/2006, 10:09 AM
Sorry Mike, I don't think you understand Insurance Co.'s as much as you think you do. I hope the remark about "Hey, he wrecked my fence" doesn't imply I'm trying to do something illegal instead of just trying to get fence fixed. Apparently Nationwide decided they had to pay the damages or they sure wouldn't have. The fact that it took a complaint to the Insurance Commission to get it fixed...
Ashley on YellowBot
16 years ago
10/09/2006, 09:45 AM
First,I am not associated with Nationwide.
Second,you make some very good points.
1)Always question any advice you get.
2)Think for yourself.
3)Be persistent.
4)File a claim.
5)Effective complaints get results.
My point was,that until you could establish that their insured was responsible,they didn't have to pay your claim.That's why I suggested a small claims case.
Although,you have...
Mike on YellowBot
16 years ago
10/09/2006, 05:02 AM
I'm not a Nationwide agent or otherwise in the insurance business. Ashley knows what she is talking about too.
Liability insurance is to protect the person who buys it-- from lawsuits by others that suffer harm from something the insured owner or driver does. Insurance companies only pay settlements in cases where it is clear the insured person would lose anyway if it went to court. This is...
James on YellowBot
16 years ago
10/09/2006, 03:48 AM
I filed a report of a rip-off in progress by Nationwide Insurance . That same day, one of them 2hrs later, the other about 4 hrs, I received 2 rebuttals, Apparently from Nationwide Agents. One assumed it was a stolen car. No stolen car report was ever filed to the Highway Patrol, Sheriff's Office or local police( I checked). The other said I had no right to file a claim against Nationwide....
Mike on YellowBot
16 years ago
10/02/2006, 11:34 AM
Constance's car was totaled. The owner and the other guy's insurance company agreed on the ACV and the salvage value and settlement was paid accordingly.
What you do with the car or the money after that is none of the insurance company's business.
The ripoff is the law that prohibits you from reconstructing your own car. I can see the merit of laws preventing such cars from beign sold to...