Geez. Ya think?

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Originally posted by Speedbird:
Recognizing Insurance Companies are a for profit business. I got to think this is them playing solid defense.

The roofing companies were trolling my last neighborhood HARD.

A few have teamed up with mega tort lawfirm Morgan and Morgan, one of the largest tort firms in the USA.

Morgan bought roofclaim.com, created a call center for leads and sends them out to roofers in his fold for a % of the deal. He sponsors a college bowl game with it to get more coverage.

They scan the US weather reports daily for hail storms then blanket that area for roof claims.

He's one of the big reasons your insurance rates have gone up, so much so that Floridas Legislature changed the rules, used to be if you found small amount of weather damage the carrier had to replace the whole roof.

Imagine that drones are involved as well but insurance companies doing things to combat law firm based claim marketing services do nobody any good and while they might get new roofs for people that drives up premiums for everyone.

Morgan n Morgun For the Money...

So my question is are they using the aerial photography as an excuse to drop customers who they no longer want to insure because they don’t align with their views let’s say on guns, or on religion or politics? Something like de banking.

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Originally posted by ZSMICHAEL:

Aerial images are expected to become increasingly detailed and frequent. If satellite launches go as planned, images could be updated daily by 2030, according to Neil Pearson, a consultant who works with imagery companies.

Here is an article is from 2018. Just imagine where it is now.

"Bill Gates-backed start-up EarthNow will provide real-time video of ‘almost’ anywhere on the planet"

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/04/2...video-of-planet.html