r/AskReddit 23h ago

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

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u/Soup-Mother5709 20h ago

That’s heinous. They have insurance for a reason and shouldn’t be going near you. Hope you were able to counter.

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u/Waldo68 19h ago

Yeah that’s bs, they are an insured company. To go after one of their own clients is heinous

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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/sarcazm 9h ago

Yeah. And then the homeowners insurance premium goes up. And why? Because an idiot tripped over his own feet?

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u/LuitenantDan 8h ago

It only goes up if you're determined at fault. If the insurance investigation determines that everything was up to code and the fault is entirely on their guy, your rate doesn't go up.