WOW! Got my E&O quote back from Robert Dupuis

[Emmanuel J. Scanlan]

Originally Posted by whandley

I don't believe any of the major carriers offer E & O. If this guy does, he's probably an independent agent offering a secondary policy written though an underwriter other than Allstate.

http://www.allstate.com/business-ins...e-options.aspx

If its such a great deal, why not list the particulars as inspectors have done on this MB regarding every other carrier available.

I'm guessing their related...

Place your guess's now...

Hello Will,

No I am not related to Robert Dupuis, only met him a year ago. To answer another expected question, no I do not receive anything from this, no kickbacks, no commissions, no discounts on my rates, nothing but a good policy.

As for the policy details, Texas Inspectors are welcome to email or call Robert and he will send you a specimen policy with the coverages included, and they are very broad. For Inspectors not in Texas, Robert is a very helpful person and will try to refer you to an Agent in your state who can write the policy.

The last question of note is the premium amount. Well, for this same policy limits I have been quoted $1250 - $1800 a year. The other policies contained enough exclusions in them that there was, in some cases, no worthwhile coverage. My policy with Robert is costing me well under $1250 and covers everything I need!

Is the policy worth it? I certainly think so! When I purchase insurance I am extremely anal about wording, depth, detail, etc., etc. and do not hesitate to question what I find. I've read every policy backwards and forwards looking for catches. Robert's policy is acceptable to me and certainly the cost is.

I do apologize for the delay in answering but have been busy with reports and client business dealings.

[Billy Boerner]

Emmanuel how much coverage did you get for the price?

[rdawes]

Originally Posted by whandley

Again, let's not waste each others time. If someone has a real, practical, legitimate E & O policy offer, let's hear some particulars...

Gosh, sorry to waste your time. I thought that someone might benefit from the info.

[whandley]

Originally Posted by rdawes

Gosh, sorry to waste your time. I thought that someone might benefit from the info.

Do you shop for insurance Ronald? What information was given besides some random premium numbers? Other than, "WOW", I'm not seeing it.

[relliott]

You guys may wish to check this site out.
I saved it because someone on AR claims it is extremly low.

Seem to recall under 2 grand.

http://www.ipsico.com/

[whandley]

Originally Posted by relliott

You guys may wish to check this site out.
I saved it because someone on AR claims it is extremly low.

Seem to recall under 2 grand.

What site?

[Barry Adair]

Originally Posted by whandley

What information was given besides some random premium numbers? Other than, "WOW", I'm not seeing it.

Will,

I can assist you along the path of enlightenment
Contact him, from Post #1 and ask what he offers, he or Zach Ray will reply ASAP

Robert Dupuis
Allstate Insurance Company
RobertDupuis@Allstate.com
214-547-7222

BTW He's also soon to be my agent and I endorse this ad

i didn't mean to take up all of your sweet time, give it right back to you one of these days

all refunds are issued tomorrow

hth

[whandley]

I'm thinking the enlightenment could take place right here on the MB, as has been the case with about a dozen other E & O offerings. Since the posting party is not willing and or able for some reason to post the insurance policy details as has been the case with every other option I've heard of, I'll assume its not meeting the "WOW" standard.

Maybe you could have Robert post the policy details and pricing as have many other insurance providers on this message board...

BTW, I'm old school and totally believe you get what you pay for....

[relliott]

http://www.ipsico.com/

sorry

[Emmanuel J. Scanlan]

Originally Posted by whandley

I'm thinking the enlightenment could take place right here on the MB, as has been the case with about a dozen other E & O offerings. Since the posting party is not willing and or able for some reason to post the insurance policy details as has been the case with every other option I've heard of, I'll assume its not meeting the "WOW" standard.

Maybe you could have Robert post the policy details and pricing as have many other insurance providers on this message board...

BTW, I'm old school and totally believe you get what you pay for....

Dallas area Inspectors,

Robert Dupuis will be at tonight's NACHI North Texas meeting and you can meet and discuss the policy with him directly.

All Texas Inspectors,

The quote is free and costs nothing more than a quick email to Robert Dupis. Do it, compare it to other policies you are looking at and make a decision. It costs you nothing. If you compare this policy to the nationally offered policies you will most likely find many bells and whistles in the nationally offered policy that you will never use. Of course you will be charged significantly more for the nationally offered policy because your rate is the same as everyone else in the country. Not only will you possibly pay more than you should but you will also be financing the claims of those around the country as well. Why should you pay more because another state's liability actuarials are significantly more than Texas?

Inspectors in other states,

Robert Dupuis is only licensed to write in Texas. He has graciously offered to help find an agent in your state who may be able to write the Allstate policy for you. Drop him, and the referred agent a line, for a "FREE, NO OBLIGATION" quote. Texas actuarial data is different from California, Oklahoma, Florida, etc., etc., etc. My premium would mean absolutely nothing to you as you would have to compare it to other policies offered in your state.

Will Handley,

You have spent an inordinate amount of time trying to destroy a policy when you could have spent that emailing Robert Dupuis, obtaining an Agents name in CA. and writing that agent for a quote. If you do not care to do this, and would still like to post the policy and information, then email Robert Dupuis and ask him to do so. It is absolutely your right to waste your time expressing your opinions! Time is precious and I certainly don't understand your wasted efforts.

[Emmanuel J. Scanlan]

Originally Posted by relliott

http://www.ipsico.com/

sorry

Robert,

http://www.tdi.state.tx.us/

Read the laws. Texas does not screw around with Insurance providers. As the saying goes "Don't Mess With Texas". They screw up, they get hung!

[whandley]

You've spent an equal amount of time being evasive about the policy. Why not post the policy details for the thousands of texas inspectors who view this MB?

[Emmanuel J. Scanlan]

Originally Posted by whandley

You've spent an equal amount of time being evasive about the policy. Why not post the policy details for the thousands of texas inspectors who view this MB?

Will,

You purport to know quite a bit. How many "thousands of texas inspectors" are reading this board? I would be curious to know?

[whandley]

Originally Posted by escanlan

Will,

You purport to know quite a bit. How many "thousands of texas inspectors" are reading this board? I would be curious to know?

According to INACHI, 10,000 members stronge with several thousand of them from two states in particular, (Texas and Florida).

You've answered my question quite clearly. I'll leave you and this post alone now....

[Emmanuel J. Scanlan]

Originally Posted by whandley

According to INACHI, 10,000 members stronge with several thousand of them from two states in particular, (Texas and Florida).

You've answered my question quite clearly. I'll leave you and this post alone now....

Will,

Which question might that be???? As for the number of Texas Inspectors viewing this board, are you are now saying that you have misinterpreted INACHI statistics?