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Patricia Long
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Senior Consultant, Private Equity Tax
6 天前Hey Citizens! Speaking of fraud, why are you fraudulently depopulating Florida citizens who rely on you? It starts by Citizens making an error in the renewal estimate, such as forgetting the Homestead Exemption, leading to a HUGE year over year estimated premium renewal. Citizens then uses this mathematically incorrect estimate to force depopulation because the estimate is within 20% of private market insurance by sending a depopulation letter- providing no way to dispute and no revision of the estimate even if proof of Homestead Exemption is provided. Then, after formally depopulating, Citizens offers to write a new policy, beating the private market insurer by 20% to allow rewrite, but increasing the yearly premium by higher than state law allows for YoY renewal increases. Is it merely a mathematical error with no checks in place to catch or resolve? Or is it consumed fraud to circumvent state law, raise premiums unchecked, and inflate depopulation numbers?