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I used to insure with Avemco, but now, I go through Costello, for both
glider and trailer. They were cheaper than Avemco. However, when I did ding my glider about 13 or 14 years ago, Avemco was VERY easy to work with on getting the glider fixed. I haven't dinged my glider since and haven't had a chance to personally see how Costello works with personal claims, but our club has suffered some damage to club ships and Costello was VERY easy to work with on straightening things out. I would imagine Costello would work claims for individuals as easily as they did with our club. Ray Lovinggood Carrboro, North Carolina, USA |
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This is a warning about medical coverage. If your aviation policy has a
small medical incidentals coverage and it is brought into play, you can have SIGNIFICANT difficulties with Medicare if the latter is your primary medical coverage. The arrogance inside the Medicare system is unbelievable; they refused to look at facts, refused to look at simple arithmetic, refused to accept evidence from AIG, and from my hospital financial director, who supported my case. After two years of delaying tactics, they finally met PART of their obligation after a second intervention by my congressman's office. They allowed no recourse, handed the case off to a different person at every juncture, split the records up between two offices in two different states (and the offices would not share records with each other). Their telephone counselors would not give their surnames, nor the names of their supervisors, nor allow supervisors to be addressed. I was told I could not have a personal hearing or meet with any of their personnel -- even after one of them, God bless her heart, said that I was on the hook because someone there "had not done their job," and that the case should never have come up. Fortunately for me, my secondary insurance picked up the remainder of the bills, but they could not be called upon until the Medicare case was closed. I have lots more to say and I could turn this into a real rant, but I think I'd better stop. At 14:08 04 November 2008, rlovinggood wrote: I used to insure with Avemco, but now, I go through Costello, for both glider and trailer. They were cheaper than Avemco. However, when I did ding my glider about 13 or 14 years ago, Avemco was VERY easy to work with on getting the glider fixed. I haven't dinged my glider since and haven't had a chance to personally see how Costello works with personal claims, but our club has suffered some damage to club ships and Costello was VERY easy to work with on straightening things out. I would imagine Costello would work claims for individuals as easily as they did with our club. Ray Lovinggood Carrboro, North Carolina, USA |
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