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24 Replies and 12167 Views NEED A MENTOR  12167  24 Started by  Dillon
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I am looking for someone to mentor me in the field of claims adjusting.&160; My family and I have been threw two ajor claims and I am intrested in learning the field and being able to help other people as well as make a living. I live in the Austin Texas area and am very much in need in of some guidiance.
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by  mgilesJump to last post
04/30/2011 7:52 PM
0 Replies and 3349 Views Looking for someone to take me under their wing  3349  0 Started by  Bob Burkhalter Is there anyone out there looking for an assistant I have my TX and FL license but I need experience. I can travel to any location. Bob Burkhalter, Broker/Agent Smith Properties/United Country (936)328-7077 cell&160;(888)371-0545 fax bob.burkhalteryahoo.com
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04/26/2011 1:54 PM
1 Replies and 3611 Views You want it WHEN???  3611  1 Started by  SteveZ Have we come so far in our quest for 'good customer service' that we have actually harmed those we are supposed to be helping&160;&160;&160;The question has come up again, 'Is the 30 day settlement requirement helping or hurting'&160;&160; We all know that providing excellent customer service is the ultimate goal in the adjusting business. &160;And those of us who strive for that excellence face a yearly struggle against the ever-changing requirements of our business model, government &...
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by  okclarrydJump to last post
04/25/2011 12:11 PM
6 Replies and 5097 Views If I was a new adjuster who has worked very little.  5097  6 Started by  Ray Hall I think about 90 of cat. adjusters claims are wind/hail losses. This is the time to practice at home on estimatics. (writing estimates in a program). When you get on the storm site it,s too late to learn. 2011 seems to be a good year for large damaging hail. Be ready you may get your first shot and when you get your first 30 files, you must close one or two on the first day. From a dead stop to wide open....welcome.
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by  Ray HallJump to last post
03/26/2011 1:03 PM
6 Replies and 5723 Views 10 day staff jobs  5723  6 Started by  timmyjane Does anyone know what other companies are 10 on and 4 off like Allstate&160; Looks like most are 23 and 7 or something like that.
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by  okclarrydJump to last post
03/11/2011 5:58 PM
4 Replies and 4296 Views Newbie with NO questions  4296  4 Started by  twilsonjr I'm new to this forum, site and career. I just took my test for my Tx license and joined this forum. You old farts rock!! Being one myself I appreciate the bluntness. &160;I can't believe how many times the same questions are asked here. Is this the way new adjusters try to learn I found out a long time ago the first thing you do BEFORE&160;you deside on a new career is research it. I've lived in Florida, Al, Ga, Tx, SoCar. Va. just to mention a few and I don't remember things being warm and ...
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by  twilsonjrJump to last post
02/28/2011 9:50 PM
0 Replies and 3358 Views Any new adjusters looking for experience that live in the Corpus, Aransas or Portland Area  3358  0 Started by  dnjsdad I am coming down to work several claims, I&160;am looking for someone to work with.&160; I am willing to offer training and pay for meals and fuel but hear is what I&160;want in return.&160; The ideal person would be clean cut, have a truck and a ladder and be willing to listen and learn.&160; I will teach you how to inspect and write a proper estimate, this will give you valuable hard to obtain experience.&160; If you are interested please contact me snjwellsMsn.com I will be flying in t...
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02/02/2011 12:55 PM
4 Replies and 3301 Views Other insurance related activities  3301  4 Started by  arstreamp Hi all! My name is Anne and I just joined the forum, I’m also a new comer to nsurance related activities. I’m still trying to understand it all and our little company (just me and my son) is still navigating through all the different ways to approach the industry. It’s a tough economy! I was wondering – for those of you involved in the industry (especially veterans) business owner or not, what are some of services, tools, strategies, or latest resources you find helpful or profitable in doing y...
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by  CatAdjusterXJump to last post
01/30/2011 6:29 AM
1 Replies and 3286 Views Apprentice / Ride Along  3286  1 Started by  whollender Hello, I am going through&160;online training to obtain my license. I would love the opportunity to ride along with someone and gain as much knowledge as possible before I do anything on my own. I live in the Richmond, VA area. I would be more than happy to buy lunch. Thanks for considering. Wes
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by  CatAdjusterXJump to last post
01/30/2011 6:18 AM
8 Replies and 4240 Views auto adjuster'wannabe  4240  8 Started by  andrewbp Im a young guy from michigan ,in high school i went to skill center and got a certificate in auto body and i worked in a body shop for about 2 years. What would be my best place to start as far as getting into the field. I dont know any adjusters to ask but it seems there are several routes to go but im wondering what will actually put me closer to a job as far as training and or licensing and where to look for work. I guess im basically clueless right now
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by  JimGaryJump to last post
01/22/2011 12:28 AM
7 Replies and 4430 Views Need a mentor  4430  7 Started by  jmoya Hello Everyone. I recently became certified with Florida 520 All Lines. I am looking for a mentor I can ride with a couple of times or a few times. Just trying to get some exposure and experience. I live in Miami/South Florida. I would greatly appreciate if anyone can assist me with this. ---- Joe Moya
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by  jmoyaJump to last post
11/26/2010 4:23 PM
1 Replies and 3032 Views Getting Started Survey - Results  3032  1 Started by  host &160;The Getting Started Survey that was posted on the homepage has ended and here are the results. The survey ended on 11/22/2010.&160; &160; Question 1,&160;&160;How long from the time you decided to become an adjuster did it take you to land your first assignment Answers: &160; &160; Less than 3 months&160; &160;56 3 to 6 months&160; &160;9 ...
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by  CatAdjusterXJump to last post
11/24/2010 12:21 AM
4 Replies and 3553 Views resume question  3553  4 Started by  daileyjosh first of all i got offered to go to dallas to pilot auto class/interview, but the class was cancelled indefinitely. is this a good idea to keep pursing. also i went to texas all lines and our teacher told us to not use prior work history on our resume. my history includes automotive work. is this right or not. please help.
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by  suzukiniJump to last post
10/29/2010 9:38 AM
2 Replies and 9358 Views Newbie needs tips  9358  2 Started by  lern1079 Hello everyone, This is my first post so let me briefly introduce myslef. I am starting out in the field adjuster position . I&160;am currently employed by a large insurance company. I have prior claims experience but not related to property adjusting and I have never worked in the field. I will work mostly locally but will periodically be deployed and have CAT duties. I need your assistance in a few areas and with whatever other advice that you guys are willing to give. 1. Time management t...
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by  lern1079Jump to last post
09/23/2010 7:51 PM
6 Replies and 4406 Views HELP BREAKING INTO PROPERTY  4406  6 Started by  JEROSS69 Hello all,I have been an IA doing auto only, I have worked cat and I am working daily claims now. I have an opportunity to work property for a local IA firm which would help me better feed the family. I have strong work ethics and have created great connections on the auto side which would open some doors on the property side. I have ordered the trial of exactimate and the workbook that goes with it. Here is my question, is there a book out there that can help me learn some of the basics, I have...
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by  Ray HallJump to last post
09/01/2010 8:54 AM
9 Replies and 7843 Views Considering Vale Tech  7843  9 Started by  jb83419 I am newly licensed in Texas.  After reading many posts in these forums, I realize just how much more training along with practice will be needed if I want to have any chance of success.  Have read many good things about Vale Tech's three week property adjusting course and would appreciate any additional feed back on them.  I have no misconceptions that this alone will land me a position, but think that it will be a good place to start the formal part of my training. Thanks t...
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by  CatAdjusterXJump to last post
08/20/2010 6:35 PM
4 Replies and 3888 Views E-Book by Massey Publishing  3888  4 Started by  CatAdjusterKeith I justed purchased an e-book by Trent Massey of their site American Claims Institute. After paying them through Pay Pal it is supposed to redirect you back to their site where you can download the pdf E-book. Well I think I was taken I was redirected back to their site and there was no download and just a couple of error messages. I tried to contact them through the e-mail supplied by Pay-pal and their site but it came back as undeliverable. I did open a dispute with Pay Pal on this but wo...
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by  Ray HallJump to last post
08/16/2010 5:48 PM
20 Replies and 8396 Views Arriving at a disaster zone  8396  20 Started by  ryoungblood
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OK, I am new to adjusting. I know that to be succesful at this I will have to work hard, be thorough, and be as prepared as possible before 'the call'. I know that the way most people get into adjusting is through a major hurricane, and that the ones who succeed do it because of preparation, accuracy, and hard work. One thing that I can see that would throw a person off is misunderstanding what to expect when you get there. Once you arrive to the orientation, what do you need to know about sett... :false
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by  CatAdjusterXJump to last post
08/16/2010 12:26 AM
3 Replies and 3358 Views MN adjusters get together for mutual mentoring  3358  3 Started by  ryoungblood   Hello, I am Rob Youngblood, a new adjuster living in Bloomington. I am taking the ClaimSmentor 50 hr Claims Fundamentals class. In class today, Deb, the instructor, mentioned that in Dallas, there is a group of adjusters who meet monthly to do practice claims together and mentor one another. I have been &8220;friending&8221; Minnesota adjusters on the From One Adjuster to Another website to try to network, but the idea of meeting from time to time sounds like it would be mutually benef...
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by  Ray HallJump to last post
08/13/2010 3:42 PM
5 Replies and 3586 Views New people with Questions ?  3586  5 Started by  Ray Hall Go to chat and ask a question. I know for a fact myself and two or three other adjusters visit this site each day and are happy to answer questions.Now please do not ask questions like who are all the ahole vendors, the best rip off schools, the way to get rich, how to master grammer etc. For starters I ask all new people to purchase a college text book on property & casualty insurance principals, and a basic book on 'how to build a frame dwelling'. Lowe's has a good one FRAMING by Wagner co...
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by  BeauKronJump to last post
07/31/2010 12:26 PM
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