hurricane2004
Junior Member
undefinedWhat is the name of your state? Florida
I have received checks in payment for some of my personal property that was destroyed by Hurricane Charley. The appraisal, and depreciation amounts they came up with differ substantially in many cases from the amounts that they requested I supply. I have not deposited their checks which were accompanied with a list of the items that the checks referred too. As I need the funds for the rebuilding and living expenses I would like to deposit the checks, but do not want to imply that I agree with their evaluations or am accepting the checks without protest or revision to an agreeable amount. They know I am dissatisfied and am disputing their appraisals,as I have emailed their customer representative assigned to me. She has told me that these are partial payments and my depositing them will not affect my future dissent.
My question is, "How should I endorse the checks for deposit and protect myself for future negotiations" as I also have many more items to list for reimbursment, and since I naturally have a limited maximum coverage for which they are liable, I would only want to claim those items with the LOWEST depreciation once my insured limit is reached. I hope I have made myself clear?? Thanks Monroe
I have received checks in payment for some of my personal property that was destroyed by Hurricane Charley. The appraisal, and depreciation amounts they came up with differ substantially in many cases from the amounts that they requested I supply. I have not deposited their checks which were accompanied with a list of the items that the checks referred too. As I need the funds for the rebuilding and living expenses I would like to deposit the checks, but do not want to imply that I agree with their evaluations or am accepting the checks without protest or revision to an agreeable amount. They know I am dissatisfied and am disputing their appraisals,as I have emailed their customer representative assigned to me. She has told me that these are partial payments and my depositing them will not affect my future dissent.
My question is, "How should I endorse the checks for deposit and protect myself for future negotiations" as I also have many more items to list for reimbursment, and since I naturally have a limited maximum coverage for which they are liable, I would only want to claim those items with the LOWEST depreciation once my insured limit is reached. I hope I have made myself clear?? Thanks Monroe