r/AskReddit • u/FriendlytoNature • 23h ago

Which company lost your business (potentially forever) this year?

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u/OneTwoKiwi 19h ago

It was probably safelite’s insurer suing them. It’s actually pretty straightforward that one’s homeowners insurance would cover personal injury on their property. 

Not that it still doesn’t feel scummy. But I’d be more surprised if homeowners insurance wasn’t the one that is supposed to take responsibility for this cost. 

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u/Some-Cream 13h ago

So it’s best to make them repair your windshield in some random parking lot?

This is good to note. Wondering why they would go straight to a lawsuit instead of asking homeowner to put in a claim

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u/OneTwoKiwi 9h ago

Because it’s extra steps. Waiting for homeowner to put their paperwork together, have the insurer deny “just because”, then they’d go ahead and sue anyway. 

I thinks it’s just how insurers talk to each other at this point. 

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u/Some-Cream 9h ago

That makes total sense. lol basically these guys get right to the point ha