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<blockquote data-quote="jake57" data-source="post: 390361" data-attributes="member: 1826"><p>Just to get all you're juices flowing for the week. I have been with Nationwide for 9 years with the house and all my vehicles to the tune of over $30,000 in premiums and have never had a claim. I got an e-mail a week ago Wednesday to fill out a survey on how satisfied I was with my claim settlement and the amount of money I recieved and on a scale of 1 to 10 if I would recommend Nationwide to someone else or renew my policies. I gave them a 1 because 0 was not an option. At the end of the survey they asked if I wanted someone from the Co. to give me a phone call. I said YES. Still waiting. I also got a copy of the denied claim paperwork. They had sent their own specialist to evaluate my pickup. The first thing he told the Service writer at Eide was I don't know what the Co. wants me to look for. And in the report was written that Eide wouldn't help him with a battery pack (bring your own damn tools) and the pickup was too full of oil ( the nose of the pickup was on an incline and that my oil was close to end of life ) trying to discredit me. And the photos in the report were not even identifiable as to I couldn't tell what they were trying to point out. LATER</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="jake57, post: 390361, member: 1826"] Just to get all you're juices flowing for the week. I have been with Nationwide for 9 years with the house and all my vehicles to the tune of over $30,000 in premiums and have never had a claim. I got an e-mail a week ago Wednesday to fill out a survey on how satisfied I was with my claim settlement and the amount of money I recieved and on a scale of 1 to 10 if I would recommend Nationwide to someone else or renew my policies. I gave them a 1 because 0 was not an option. At the end of the survey they asked if I wanted someone from the Co. to give me a phone call. I said YES. Still waiting. I also got a copy of the denied claim paperwork. They had sent their own specialist to evaluate my pickup. The first thing he told the Service writer at Eide was I don't know what the Co. wants me to look for. And in the report was written that Eide wouldn't help him with a battery pack (bring your own damn tools) and the pickup was too full of oil ( the nose of the pickup was on an incline and that my oil was close to end of life ) trying to discredit me. And the photos in the report were not even identifiable as to I couldn't tell what they were trying to point out. LATER [/QUOTE]

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