Is a rental car the only true all-terrain vehicle?
Q. Is a rental car the only true all-terrain vehicle?
Asked by TiedtoaRainbow - Tue May 1 19:31:49 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. you got that right
Answered by jason k - Tue May 1 19:35:09 2007

Does your insurance adjuster have the right to ask for 3 years proof of household income when you have a claim
Q. We were out of town for a couple of months when we returned the house was ransacked and several expensive things were stolen.(tv, all terrain vehicles, lawn mower). When the adjuster came he didnt even looked at the broken windows or any of the other damage. He said there might be a clause in policy for house unoccupied for more than 30 days. He came back 1 1/2 wks later saying there wasnt a clause like that. He took pics and now is requesting are proof of household income for the past 3 yrs. We do have another claim for wind and water damage that occured while we were gone. They said it has to be a seperate claim even though we told them about all of it at the same time. I dont think are income should have anything to do with it. Its just… [cont.]
Asked by dog lover - Sat Jul 22 11:43:45 2006 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Yes I am an insurance adjsuter and the reason why we DO have the right to ask for that information is so we can see if it may be a case of fraud. We often find out after researching the financial records of individuals that they were having money troubles so they hatched a plan and tried to turn it into us to help get themselevs out of debt. You have nothing to fear from sharing your information if you have been honest with us.
Answered by kindfirez - Sat Jul 22 11:50:42 2006

I keep seeing electric collars for quiting a barking dog. I can not see this being the most efficient way1?
Q. Has any one tried the collar,and to what results. Also any one with a better way to acomplish the quiting. I forgot to clarify. This is a small inside house pet that gets disturbed any time an all terrain or vehicle goes by. I live in a remote area.
Asked by wmf936 - Mon Jan 29 18:16:27 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. A bark collar is the only effective means to give the dog an immediate correction for his barking. They must be fitted properly to work correctly and they can be bought in small sizes to fit smaller dogs. I have used them in the past and they have always worked. Remember, as soon as the dog learns that barking has a consquence, they will stop barking, thus no longer requiring the collar.
Answered by GSDotch - Mon Jan 29 18:35:10 2007