Old Republic refuses to conduct the requisite Diagnostic Analysis in order to determine what is wrong with covered equipment. Instead they do nothing until they force the home owner to do all the work delinated by Old Republic for Old Republic.
Then they lie just to avoid coverage.
Dear Mr. C, (Attorney for Old Republic)
Please explain the fraud and breach of contract as committed by Comfort.
Comfort was the first AC contractor scheduled for a service call by Old Republic to the above address.
I paid the $75 service fee. Access to the AC equipment was provided. However, no meaningful or corrective action was performed. Not even the requisite Diagnostic Analysis. The Diagnostic Analysis as demanded of the property owner (not a licensed AC contractor) by Old Republic at least a half dozen times including one demand directly from the CEO.
When Comfort arrived for the service call the technician was informed by me in person that the upstairs unit failed to produce sufficient cooling and the downstairs unit failed to provide adequate air flow.
But, where is the professional work of Comfort. I have seen copies of the invoice from Old Republic for the Comfort visit. It actually falsely claims an analysis was conducted. But, no such analysis has ever been documented. And, since that time Comfort has told me that no such analysis was performed at all since Old Republic never paid for professional work to be completed.
The failure to conduct the requisite Diagnostic Analysis can be confirmed simply because I was present at the time of the service call and NO such analysis was ever even attempted. Hint: It is absolutely essential to conduct the requisite Diagnostic Analysis to determine what if anything is wrong with the covered equipment and it is required in order to make any determination as to the required corrective action. Of course, yourself and Old Republic know that for a fact. Yet, Comfort refused to do so.
I have requested documentation from Old Republic multiple times. Nothing that comfort did has ever been documented. That proves a breach of contract. I paid the premiums to Old Republic. And, I paid the service fee directly to Comfort. But, nothing was done.
In fact, Comfort does not even know the make, model and capacity of the covered equipment. And, that is absolutely required before you can even assess the condition of the units. Go ahead. Document it. Document the upstairs unit that failed to produce cooling. Document the downstairs unit that failed to provide adequate air floor. And, provide the Diagnostic Analysis for both units just like Old Republic has demanded from the property owner / policy holder. Hint: The policy you wrote does not legally obligate the home owner to do the work required of Old Republic (and its AC contractors).
But, Old Republic certainly knows what a diagnostic analysis is and why they need one. Otherwise, they would never demand that information from parties not obligated to provide it. The AC contractors selected by Old Republic should be licensed AC contractor and should be fully capable of providing that information.
Comfort did not so because Old Republic instructed Comfort NOT to do so. Comfort itself said the same. Thus, Comfort did nothing at all. No analysis. No evaluation of why the covered equipment was failing. No recommended corrective action. And, thusly no corrective action at all. In fact, nothing was documented. Period. Certainly, no valid documentation was ever provided to the property owner by either Comfort or Old Republic. And, to this day, Old Republic claims to be ignorant.
The Old Republic ignorance is proven positively by the fact that Old Republic including the CEO demand that the property owner provide the Diagnostic Analysis legally required to be performed by Old Republic.
If you want to argue that Old Republic and their fake AC contractors are not required to do anything at all yet the property owner must provide to Old Republic a valid DA, then you can make that argument to the judge. You wrote the policy. So you should be able to point out to the judge precisely where it obligates the policy holder to do all of the work legally required of Old Republic.
Hint: Old Republic intentionally committed fraud in issuing the policy. And, Old Republic intentionally breached the agreement.
Prove me wrong. Document the work Old Republic did in furtherance of their legal obligations. Document the work that Comfort did in furtherance of their legal obligations. I paid the premiums. And, I paid for the service call. All I receive was fraud and breach of contract. Intentional persuant to the business plan put in place by the CEO of Old Republic.
Again. Prove otherwise. The judge will want to see your work as well.
Lewis A. Mettler
Dear Mr. C, (Attorney for Old Republic)
Please explain the fraud and breach of contract as committed by Trinity..
Trinity was the second AC contractor scheduled for a service call by Old Republic to the above address.
I paid the $75 service fee. Access to the AC equipment was provided. However, no meaningful or corrective action was performed. Not even the requisite Diagnostic Analysis. The Diagnostic Analysis as demanded of the property owner (not a licensed AC contractor) by Old Republic at least a half dozen times including one demand directly from the CEO. Old Republic itself was legally obligated to have both Comfort and Trinity to perform the requisite Diagnostic Analysis. Instead, Old Republic fraudulently demanded the policy holder do the work of Old Republic.
When Trinity arrived for the service call the technician was informed by me in person that the upstairs unit failed to produce sufficient cooling and the downstairs unit failed to provide adequate air flow.
But, where is the professional work of Trinity?. Absolutely no documentation of the Trinity service call has been provided. In fact, Trinity claimed that the property was to be defrauded by NOT providing any such report much less any request of funding for corrective action. Although the policy paid for the service call absolutely no professional work was performed by Trinity. They even screwed up the freon charge trying to adjust the upstairs unit.
The failure to conduct the requisite Diagnostic Analysis can be confirmed simply because I was present at the time of the service call and NO such analysis was ever even attempted. Hint: It is absolutely essential to conduct the requisite Diagnostic Analysis to determine what if anything is wrong with the covered equipment and it is required in order to make any determination as to the required corrective action. Of course, yourself and Old Republic know that for a fact. Yet, Trinity refused to do so and instead intentionally defrauded the property owner by refusing to provide any documentation at all. No documentation of corrective work. And, as per the demand by Old Republic, NO notice of any request for reimbursement for needed corrective work. Old Republic just lied and said no corrective work was requested by Trinity. I know that is a lie because Trinity informed me orally at the time of the service call that at a minimum, the compressor for the upstairs unit was defective. John at Trinity also informed my orally that he did not want to recommend the installation of a new compressor into a 28 year old system. Instead, a complete replacement was in order..
I have requested documentation from Old Republic multiple times. Nothing that Trinity did has ever been documented. Save for a vague claim that the upstairs unit was failing. That proves a breach of contract. I paid the premiums to Old Republic. And, I paid the service fee. But, nothing was done. And, Old Republic lied about the request for corrective action as submitted by Trinity.
Instead, Old Republic again lied and claimed the Job was complete when absolutely no job or work was ever performed. Either by Comfort or Trinity. Despite the fact that Trinity recommended corrective action and Old Republic just lied and claimed that Trinity made no such recommendation.
Everyone knows that is a lie because of my conversation with John (Trinity) at the time of the service call. At NO TIME did John ever suggest that either of the AC units were working correctly. And, no Diagnostic Analysis was performed which may document correctly operating systems. Not for the upstairs unit. And, not for the downstairs unit.
In fact, Trinity does not even know the make, model and capacity of the covered equipment. And, that is absolutely required before you can even assess the condition of the units. Go ahead. Document it. Document the upstairs unit that failed to produce cooling. Document the downstairs unit that failed to provide adequate air floor. And, provide the Diagnostic Analysis for both units just like Old Republic has demanded from the property owner / policy holder. Hint: The policy you wrote does not legally obligate the home owner to do the work required of Old Republic (and its AC contractors).
Of course you know that for a fact since you wrote the policy. No where does it require the property owner to do all of the work delineated by Old Republic for Old Republic if Old Republic refuses to perform and breaches the contract. Of course, it can not require that because such a policy would be illegal on its face.
But, Old Republic certainly knows what a diagnostic analysis is and why they need one. Otherwise, they would never demand that information from parties not obligated to provide it. The AC contractors selected by Old Republic should be licensed AC contractor and should be fully capable of providing that information. Instead, Old Republic continues to demand such information from the policy holder. The most recent demand just yesterday. A fraudulent demand at that.
Trinity did not so because Old Republic instructed Trinity NOT to do so. Thus, Trinity did nothing at all. No analysis. No evaluation of why the covered equipment was failing. Trinity did recommend corrective action but Old Republic lied and claimed that no such recommendation was ever submitted by Trinity to Old Republic. And, that is pure garbage. In fact, nothing was documented. Period. Old Republic even required Trinity to fraudulently NOT provided the property owner of any information.
The Old Republic ignorance is proven positively by the fact that Old Republic including the CEO demand that the property owner provide the Diagnostic Analysis legally required to be performed by Old Republic. Both AC contractors (Comfort and Trinity) were instructed to defraud the property owner, refuse to perform the requisite Diagnostic Analysis of either AC unit, and perform no corrective action what so ever. Old Republic even went so far as to defraud the property owner by demanding that the AC contract NOT inform the property owner of any recommendation to Old Republic just so Old Republic could defraud the property owner by claiming the job is complete when Old Republic knew absolutely that no work was done and the recommendation by Trinity was not only refused but lied about its very existance.
If you want to argue that Old Republic and their fake AC contractors are not required to do anything at all yet the property owner must provide to Old Republic a valid DA, then you can make that argument to the judge. You wrote the policy. So you should be able to point out to the judge precisely where it obligates the policy holder to do all of the work legally required of Old Republic should Old Republic intentionally breach the contract.
Hint: Old Republic intentionally committed fraud in issuing the policy. And, Old Republic intentionally breached the agreement. Then continue to defraud the policy holder time and time again. The most recent attempt at fraud was persuant to your instructions to Old Republic as of a couple of days ago.
Prove me wrong. Document the work Old Republic did in furtherance of their legal obligations.
Document the work that Trinity did in furtherance of their legal obligations. I paid the premiums. And, I paid for the service call. All I receive was fraud and breach of contract. Intentional persuant to the business plan put in place by the CEO of Old Republic.
Again. Prove otherwise. The judge will want to see your work as well.
Lewis A. Mettler