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Documents reviewed by The Post show that at least a dozen policyholders and their families had their claims cut by an average of more than 80 percent. In one claim, a $500,000 damage estimate on a house with a tarped roof was reduced to about $13,000. https://t.co/cu1qnGyV4U https://t.co/6n6Xa78Kod — PolitiTweet.org

Posted March 11, 2023

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Exclusive: In the wake of Hurricane Ian, regional insurance companies have limited payouts to policyholders by altering the work of adjusters that assess damaged homes, The Post found. As a result, homeowners are left footing much of the bill for repairs. https://t.co/cu1qnGyV4U https://t.co/CCOhYXek0C — PolitiTweet.org

Posted March 11, 2023

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In another claim, the desk adjusters blamed roof storm damage on past wear and tear, meaning it would not be covered. Some estimates were slashed right below homeowners’ deductibles, effectively giving those survivors nothing. https://t.co/cu1qnGyV4U https://t.co/rGfdg8mYFb — PolitiTweet.org

Posted March 11, 2023