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[VolAgent]

Yeah since my intent was to console people with Shenandoah policies??

Obviously you fail to grasp the point.

You argue they were B when they failed. They were A+ less than a year before that. So someone could have followed your rule of A- or better and still put the person with a company that failed a year latter.

 

[jdeasy]

Obviously you fail to grasp the point.

You argue they were B when they failed. They were A+ less than a year before that. So someone could have followed your rule of A- or better and still put the person with a company that failed a year latter.

There is no point to grasp. I wasn't arguing anything. Just making a statement of fact. Nor is it my rule of A- or better.

I wrote Shenandoah when they were B rated. I have a Shenandoah policy myself that was written when they were an A.

So, maybe I do fail to grasp your point since I can't figure out what your point is.

 

[theinsuranceman]

Yeah .. and Shenandoah had an A+ Best rating in 2008.. So much for ratings.

Exactly right. AM Best, Moody's, etc. are sort of like the Better Business Bureau...not worth as much as some people think.

 

[VolAgent]

Exactly right. AM Best, Moody's, etc. are sort of like the Better Business Bureau...not worth as much as some people think.

Says the guy who represents a company that won't even pay for a rating.

And let's remember this, companies pay to be rated. Always the problem with ratings. How objective can you be in rating the company who is paying for the rating?

 

[wave828]

Says the guy who represents a company that won't even pay for a rating.

And let's remember this, companies pay to be rated. Always the problem with ratings. How objective can you be in rating the company who is paying for the rating?

Alternatively, we could just have a pseudo-government agency rating insurance companies. Let the politicians appoint people to these posts.

Yeah....THAT would go pretty well.

 

[theinsuranceman]

Says the guy who represents a company that won't even pay for a rating.

And let's remember this, companies pay to be rated. Always the problem with ratings. How objective can you be in rating the company who is paying for the rating?

I couldn't have said it any better.