CA insurance company drops customer after 'drone' took aerial images of yard
CA insurance company drops customer after 'drone' took aerial images of yard
A Bay Area man lost his home insurance after the carrier took aerial photos of the "clutter" in his yard.
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That’s terrifying and needs regulation immediately.
Or insurance needs to be nationalized and not run for profit. Insurance started as a way for rich people to hedge against a total loss when investing in long distance trading ventures. Insurers then found a way to worm into every aspect of life including things like housing which is not a venture undertaken by choice.
Mutual insurance companies are not profit making companies.
Yes, any insurance company with "mutual" in the name is basically operated for the benefit of the insured parties. The owners are the policyholders, and any profit the insurance company makes gets paid out to the policyholders as dividends essentially partially offsetting the cost of their ongoing premiums.
Turns out, though, plenty of insurance companies run this way can still enrich their executives at the expense of policyholders and owners, so you still need to keep an eye out for self-interested individuals (or incompetence that costs everyone money), even if the company itself isn't profit-driven.
I've got the worst fucking insurance company
I didn't know you could buy insurance for fucking
I'll sell you some, totally legit
As long as it's mutual.
The insurance company in the article is not a mutual insurance company.
@furrowsofar @dylanmorgan Not until TSHTF,same goes for every other insurer out there.