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Originally Posted by Pushing_Tin
Twitter and Facebook are your friend. These companies HATE negative social media, I have had very good luck using this tactic in the past year or two. Granted this was for $100 items, but I was still shocked at how fast they wanted to quell the negative comments.
You can also try going through websites like jalopnik, autoblog, truthaboutcars.com etc and see if they could run a story about it. Even just threatening to go to them make get you some positive action from Progressive.
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What if the insurance company is right, and the OP never did buy the comprehensive insurance that would cover him for flooding? I mean, they say he didn't (so far) and he can't prove otherwise. Presumption that he had comprehensive on the basis of his finance company requiring it isn't conclusive because they do make mistakes.
If he can't find his current declarations page, and he doesn't trust the insurance company's copy of the declarations page, and he doesn't have an agent and his finance company doesn't have a copy (they should), then slandering the company on social media with negative assertions that can't be proven....you don't see a problem with that?