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Insurance Emails for Documentation

Today I am thankful for a place to post these. 


I'm still not sure what to make of it.  I didn't know my ex-husband was getting emails from my insurer.  The cops say that insurance companies don't email to set up inspections, they typically call or send a letter.


I'll post them here just in case anyone else has this issue.

My sense of it is that my ex-husband and/or his family are playing a little game with me.  I had a guy come out wanting to take a peek at my house and demanding my ex-husband's contact information twice at the end of May.  He had a purple ID tag (which didn't have his name on it only a blurry picture and the name of the company).  He didn't have business cards.  

See previous post for details.  After this drama played out, I learned my ex was stalking a former boyfriend and started getting bizarre prank calls from a guy calling himself Humphrey.


It could be a game nitwits are playing with me -or- the insurance thing could be part of a larger scam targeting other people.  It is the latter possibility that is causing me to share.

I'll start with the email the insurance company sent to me telling me that they didn't order an inspection and then copy and paste the emails my ex-husband forwarded to me last week.


Here goes......


From: Insurance Company Customer Service
Subject: RE: RE: Quick Question & Feedback
Date: Thu, 4 Jun 2015 23:51:09 +0000


Policy Number: **********

Dear [My Name]:

Thank you for your patience during the review of your policy. Our records confirm that we have not ordered an inspection for your property, nor have we sent an inspector to your location. We would suggest notifying the local authorities about the individual who approached you. If the emails from this inspector reference our company, would you be able to forward them to us for review?

If you have any questions about this information, you may contact our Client Service department at 1(888) ***-****. We are available Monday through Thursday from 6 a.m. to midnight, Friday 6 a.m. t
Sincerelyo 10 p.m. or Saturday 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Central time.

The **********Auto & Home Insurance Team




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These are the emails my ex-husband sent to me a week after the man came pounding on the door.  He received them two days before the person came to my house.   They look legit with the exception that the logos are missing.  I did try to track the man's cell phone number to no avail.  I haven't figured out how to find the IPs in the Hotmail email but my understanding is that this can be easily done (will update when I do that). In the emails, he says that he wants to see the exterior of the home but once here, he wanted access inside.

I was incredibly lucky my neighbors come to my rescue and asked him to leave.

Here goes.....

.............................



******* Auto & Home Insurance

******** Insurance Company



To: Ex_Husband@hotmail.com


Hello






My name is John, I am with ********* Auto & Home Insurance, there was a storm that came thru the area on May 15th and we want to do some pre-inspections on some of our policy holders in the hardest hit areas I will be out in the area this week, Wednesday afternoon, Thursday and Friday, you do not have to be present, I just have to look at the exterior of the home to see if you have any damages from the storm, please let me know if it is ok to inspect your home for any storm damages, if there is damage I could also handle setting up a claim if you desire. Please contact me at the number below or my cell after 4:30 central time at ***-***-****.






Thank you in advance






John

...............................







To:Ex_husband@hotmail.com

Subject: home inspection

Date: Thu, 28 May 2015 23:20:45 +0000



Hello [Ex_Husband's_Name]


Please let me know if it is OK to pre-inspect your home for any possible damages from the May 15th hail storm, I stopped by your home today and nobody was home.



We are trying to inspect some of our policy holders homes in some of the hardest hit areas.






John 


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Oh, I did go to LinkedIn trying to see if there was a man with this guy's name, who resembled him, putting himself out there as an insurance agent.

There wasn't a profile like that.

I did find a man with this guy's name on Spokeo.  There were no pictures and he lives about three hours away from the insurance company's home office.

If this is a scam, this guy has done his research.

It's probably just someone I know messing with my head. 

I think it is time to move. 


Hope this helps someone.

Love ya,

S.

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