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The Brückenwirt is a superb and stylish, family-run hotel, situated near the centre of town and close to the resort's leisure centre. The owner, Brigitte, takes great pride in her service, cuisine and wines.
45 bedrooms. All bedrooms have Austrian beds with a private shower, WC, cable TV, hairdryer and some with balcony.
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Landmann USA 26" Big Sky Cast Iron Fire Ring
The Big Sky Fire Ring will keep your campfire contained while it provides great ambiance and warmth.
The Big Sky Cast Iron Fire Ring will provide warmth and ambience at all your outdoor gatherings. Pull up to this attractive fire ring and watch the flames dance through the attractive cutouts, creating an incredible ambience at night.
The fire ring includes a full size cooking grate so you can turn your fire ring into a grill in an instant. Great for tailgating and camping sites where you can cook your dinner and then sit back and relax by the fire on those cooler nights.
Sturdy cast iron construction designed for easy, 10-minute assembly
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Dimensions: 26"Dia. x 12"H
Weight: 55 lbs.
Cooking Surface Area: 234 sq. in.
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Picture a perfect summer day, temperature is in the mid 80's, a light breeze is gently caressing your skin and you are with the person you most want to be with. The aroma of peach sun-tea is in your glass. The scent of sun-warmed apples hanging on their branches and the smell of Joseph's Coat roses climbing the trellis is heady in the air. You sit and enjoy the taste of juicy, tangy, apricots, sweet ripe clementine's and candied Meyer lemon zest. This Riesling is the epitome of that day.Wine Specs:
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It's hard not to be amazed by the resilience of animals. Every day, we meet dogs and cats who have been rescued from terrible situations—abandonment, hoarding, cruelty and even fighting—but more often than not they welcome us with wagging tails and open hearts. When we met Seymour, a 70-lb. Catahoula Leopard mix, we knew he was one of those special animals. Rescued from the home of a hoarder, this gentle giant consistently amazed us with his kind and loving demeanor. Here is his Happy Tail.
Seymour arrived at the ASPCA in February after being rescued from the home of a hoarder. We could tell he had been through a lot—his face was covered in scars from dog bites—and he timidly kept his tail between his legs. In fact, he was so shy that he could only be coaxed into the assessment room with the aid of a stuffed dog. Once settled, though, we saw what a truly sweet and loving boy Seymour could be, and we hoped to find a perfect adopter who would appreciate his sensitive soul. Fortunately, that perfect adopter walked through our door four months later.
Susan S. had been to the ASPCA before. In 2006, she adopted a 6-year-old dog named Ben, who passed away last June at the age of 14. When the timing felt right, she returned to our Adoption Center to find a new companion. "I never dreamed that I would adopt a dog as big as Seymour," recalls Susan. She was at the shelter to meet our more petite pups, but Seymour was the very first dog she saw upon entering the facility. "He is an unusual mix, so I noticed him right away—and his size, of course," she says. "He was standing on his hind legs licking the glass and, well, he noticed me, too." After taking the full tour and meeting all available small dogs, Susan had a revelation. "I said, 'I need to go back and see that spotted dog.' And that was it. Once I was in his enclosure with him and he rubbed me with his enormous head, I knew he was mine."
Susan adopted Seymour and he moved into her apartment on the Upper West Side. She tells us, "He's a celebrity in the neighborhood. People know his name better than mine. In fact, people I don't even know, know Seymour!" He's so popular that people often stop to take his photo, and despite his history of being bitten, he plays happily with all the dogs in Central Park in the morning and evening. Susan adds, "He is a perfect gentleman. He never, ever barks or acts aggressively. He has been wonderful from the start."
When Susan tells us, "Seymour just drew me into his orbit with his soulful eyes," we know exactly what she means. He is living proof that the past doesn't define the dog, and we are so grateful that this 70-lb. teddy bear has found an adopter as sweet and as loving as he is.
Lisa Kisiel, a case worker for the ASPCA's Cruelty Intervention Advocacy (CIA) program, first saw the two tiny kittens whose eyes were sealed shut. Just days old, they lay with their mother and three siblings atop a ragged cardboard box and empty bags of Meow Mix, confined to a filthy closet with another nursing feline and her brood of five.
Throughout the squalid apartment, 75 other cats, ranging in age from six months to 14 years, suffered from upper respiratory infections and intestinal parasites. They competed for kibble that was scattered on top of dirty linoleum flooring. They breathed in the stench of urine and feces 24/7.
"It was a very toxic environment," says Lisa. Following up on a neighbor's complaint, she assessed the situation and moved the case to the top of her priority list. She and the team removed the nursing mothers and kittens first, and the remaining cats on two other occasions.
"When they're so little, the chances of them coming out of such compromised surroundings and recovering are slim," Lisa says. "But I knew if we pulled them immediately, they would at least have a chance."
For four months, Puccini and Pierre, as they became known, and 13 others from the case were cared for by the Anti-Cruelty staff at the ASPCA Animal Hospital. According to Dr. Bonnie Wong, medical supervisor of the Anti-Cruelty group, they were treated for upper respiratory infections, ear mites, exposure to parasites and anemia, and kitten diarrhea. Warm compresses were applied to their sealed, swollen eyes and heat to their tiny bodies. Then, during Valentine's Day week, they were adopted by Suzanne G., a Manhattan attorney whose two senior cats passed away in 2013.
These days, Puccini and Pierre run on three speeds: "eating, sleeping or running," according to Suzanne.
Since 2010, CIA has intervened in more than 150 hoarding cases in the five boroughs, helping more than 4,000 animals. The team also links hoarders to social service agencies and other resources that provide appropriate human services.
"Building strong personal relationships so that we can do these interventions is key," says social worker Carrie Jedlicka, whose background, like that of her colleagues, is conducive to nurturing clients' trust. In this case, the client also received medical attention.
"What keeps us going is seeing the animals we rescue go on to happy endings like this," adds Lisa, who initially was not sure the fragile felines would survive. "We see them at their worst, and it's rewarding to see them at their best."
Want to stay up-to-date on the latest news from the Cruelty Intervention Advocacy (CIA) program?
Sign up to receive our weekly newsletter, ASPCA News Alert - you'll receive important updates on what's going on and how you can make an impact to save animals' lives!
At the ASPCA, it's not uncommon for our staff members to make special connections with animals under our care. That's exactly what happened when Cheryl Suydam, a Rehabilitation Counselor at the ASPCA Behavioral Rehabilitation Center, met Tallulah.
Tallulah, along with a dog named Sara, came to us from the Santa Fe Animal Shelter & Humane Society in New Mexico in September 2013. Both dogs had been victims of a hoarding situation and were extremely undersocialized and fearful. Tallulah and Sara were perfect candidates for our rehabilitation program.
"While Tallulah was at the Rehabilitation Center, we focused mainly on building relationships with familiar people, socialization with new people, learning to walk comfortably on leash and handling and petting," Cheryl says.
In time, both dogs made tremendous steps forward.
"It was such a pleasure to witness the progress both Sara and Tallulah made over the course of the rehabilitation program," says Kristen Collins, ASPCA Director of Anti-Cruelty Behavior Rehabilitation. "As their confidence grew, the two dogs learned to enjoy life—to actively engage with people and explore the world around them. The whole team is so proud of both of them."
Cheryl reports that she fell in love with Tallulah the moment she saw her, and made plans to adopt her.
"Tallulah is beautiful and has the sweetest disposition," Cheryl says. "Toward the end of her stay at the Center, I brought her home as a foster to gather more information about how she would do living in our home. She was a great match for my other dog Roscoe and was lovely with my children. She never went back!"
Want to read more success stories from the ASPCA Behavioral Rehabilitation? Check out our ASPCA Anti-Cruelty Behavior Team section.
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Meet Waffle. This charming Chihuahua spends her days playing with toys, snuggling into warm blankets, and running around with fellow dogs. But that wasn't always the case. Waffle first came to the ASPCA as one of a hundred dogs rescued from an animal hoarder. Her life at that point had been defined by loneliness and neglect, and the traumatic experience left her with an extreme distrust of humans. When we met her, she was anxious, timid, and very, very afraid.
While others may have seen Waffle as a lost cause, we knew that she was a perfect candidate for the ASPCA's Behavioral Rehabilitation Center in Madison, New Jersey. The center, which celebrates its one-year anniversary this week, is the first-ever facility dedicated entirely to behavioral rehabilitation for canine victims of cruelty.
Waffle spent more than two months working closely with the staff at the Behavioral Rehabilitation Center. Through our comprehensive treatment plan, she was able to tackle her fears and transform into the sweet-as-syrup pup she is today. She is now an official "graduate" of the Center, and she's ready to take on the next chapter of her life.
When you donate to the ASPCA, you are supporting projects like the Behavioral Rehabilitation Center. With its combined mission of welfare and research, the Center is at the forefront of progress in its field. But it can't run on good intentions alone. With your support, we can continue to give dogs like Waffle a chance to heal, and, more importantly, a second chance at life.
If you live in or near New Jersey and are interested in adopting Waffle, please contact Second Chance Pet Adoption League at [email protected]. Waffle is looking for a home with another friendly dog!
By the time Mojave was 5 years old, he had seen more than most cats will in a lifetime. Born into the home of a cat hoarder, the tabby spent his early years competing for basic necessities like food, love and attention. To make matters worse, he was suffering from a rare birth defect called eyelid agenesis, in which the eyelids do not form properly. Because of this condition, Mojave's eyes were in a constant state of irritation from dust, eyelashes and even hair. Two other conditions called entropion and distichiasis also contributed to the sweet cat's ocular distress. His future looked grim, to say the least.
But one day, everything changed: Mojave was rescued by the ASPCA.
At the ASPCA Animal Hospital, Director of Surgery Dr. J'mai Gayle addressed all three of Mojave's conditions in a series of carefully staged operations—one of which included the construction of completely new eyelids. It was a long road to recovery, but the extremely social and well-adjusted cat handled everything in stride. After healing, Mojave was quickly adopted into a loving home.
When you contribute to the ASPCA, you are giving animals like Mojave a second chance. Your support enables us to continue these life-changing rescues, surgeries and rehabilitations, and we—and the animals—would be lost without you.
Please make a one-time gift today. Together, we can help more animals see the world with eyes wide open.


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Located in Harveys Lake Tower above the treeline, our 525 sq ft PetStay Classic Room features luxury decor with separate shower/tub, and wifi access available for $10.95 per day. Our PetStay Classic rooms come with a welcome treat and a dog food and water bowl. Guests traveling with their dog will be asked to fill out a waiver form accepting responsibility for any damage and/or cleaning charges that may be incurred. Up to 2 dogs per room are permitted and each dog must weigh less than 50 pounds.
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Square Footage : 360
View : Mountains or Town
Decor : Modern
Sheets : 80% Cotton, 20% Poly
Mattress : Serta
Workspace : Desk
Furniture : Drexel Heritage
Window Treatments : Drapes
Refrigerator : No
Hair Dryer : Yes
In-Mirror TV : No
Phone : Yes
Bath Products : Gilchrist & Soames
Vanity : Yes
Makeup Mirror : Yes
Tub/Shower : Yes
Shower Head : American Standard
Robes : No
Television : Yes
Telephone : Yes
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The Chalet is located in the Balcons area of Val Thorens overlooking the resort and at the foot of the slopes, 500m from the resort centre and shops and 600m from the ESF ski school. The property is made up of chalets divided into 5-16 apartments each.
Open plan kitchen with oven, microwave and dishwasher, fireplace ( 1 bag of wood supplied, €8/extra bag), telephone, balcony and bathroom. Child under 3 accepted as extra person.2 Bedroom alcove apartment sleeps 6/8, approx 58m², living are with dbl sofa bed, 2 twin bedrooms, alcove with 2 single beds, extra shower. South/west facing.
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Salmorejo is a creamy chilled tomato soup, from Spain, thickened with bread. It is traditionally served with a sprinkle of diced egg.
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Core and roughly chop the tomatoes. You can peel them for a smoother consistency, but I haven't found that it makes an appreciable difference. Thrown them in blender with the garlic and purée. A lot. The mix will be a light red. Add vinegar, salt, and regular olive oil. Keep puréeing until smooth and orange. This can take a few minutes. You might need to do it in 2 batches.
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Hello RAM - I just finished reading your post. I am sorry to hear that you have had so many problems with the Juniper SRX240 firewall. It does sound like you got a bad device and had some issues with getting your problems resolved.
You are of course entitled to your opinion. However, I must say that as a Juniper reseller I find that your problems are not at all typical. My firm has sold a ton of SRX boxes of various sizes. Yes, there have been issues with the code and there are still problems that exist with certain features and there is also still a lack of some functionality that can drive me crazy.
Perhaps the box you purchased was not sized correctly for your environment? I don't know, however, I have one customer with several hundred SRX240 units running nationwide that has never had the problems you describe.
Again, sorry to hear you had these issues - But you are completely wrong when you state that this what a customer should expect if they purchase this (or any other SRX) device.
Anyone looking to buy an SRX should certainly feel free to contact you and hear about your very bad experiences with the single unit. I will also state that anyone looking to hear a different point of view about these boxes is welcome to contact me anytime and I will tell them both the positive and negative in regards to the SRX product line.
I am very glad to both sell, install and support this solution, regardless of the growing pains that have occured as Juniper worked through the various issues.
Dear Kevin,
Thanks for the reply
The Box which i purchsed is more then and perfectly sized for my organization
Can u asked that 100 sold guys is the customer are happy i can guarantee that they are all unhappy
i didnt bought 1 no kevin i had one head office and 32 branch offices my head office is in HA and
branch office is single units.All the boxes are like hell its dam hell and i will never ever suggest to any one
Its purely killing the time with soo many problems.Pls never suggest to any one.
for me selling a box is like a cake but the guy who taken that cake is asking me y u had given this worst cake to me
RAM - We obviously disagree. I would recommend e-bay to sell off your boxes. Send me a private message so I can bid on them.
Pls find below the the today RMA case hope u can understand the issue
The previuos one for the same device and the same issue
and a lot more cases reg the issues IDP , Track IP , Link Aggressation, Syslog etc etc
May be the guys whom u r telling is not using the features like me.
But Definealtely if this one repeats surely i will bid on the ebay 200%
its been very nice that u told u will take all that i am glad for that lets wait
SRX supports the track IP feature.
I am also victim of Track IP on SRX ...
Though, JunOS Automation can handle this Track IP issue ..
But this is the longest / hardesst way of implementing it, compared to SSG
Hii Doug,
Did u ever used this script ,pls let me know if u used it in the production box.
basically the JTAC r else the ATAC will not recommend to run scripts in the JUNOS
i had 3 ISP lines in which i had 3 different group of people will use specific ISP
All this ISP lines are in failover.lets say if isp one goes down immediately the clients in that
ISP will be shifted to the other ISP.i am using the firewall filter for the interfaces and preference
options at the routing options.My ISP setup is like from ISP MUX it will come to the ISP router from
the ISP router i will connect to the SRX so till ISP router i do not have any control.
IF i am using the script which u given its working fine till the LAN interface for the ISP router
But actual failover will be behind the MUX r else from MUX to the router.the LAN interface will always be UP
as its in my side but the WAN link goes down the script r else what u say the trackip in SRX is not working
Its working very fine with SSG coz we will mention the particlar IP lets say 126.96.36.199 in the Trackip and we are
not having like that in the script and ATAC is not recommending that so if u tried all this and if u have a
perfect solution then let me know i am glad to hear from u
01-28-2011 11:41 PM - edited 01-28-2011 11:52 PM
I'm very aware of the use cases around track IP and how it works. I wouldn't have made the recommendation if it didn't work. We have major carriers and financial firms that use this in production without issue.
The only drawback is that you have to use an automation script versus a "track-ip" knob in the actual Junos configuration. Please note this only applies to the branch SRX devices. The high-end SRXs support this feature natively through the "ip-monitoring" knob.
The purpose of the automation architecture is to offer additional services and scalability that goes beyond the native features.
Pls find the attached script which i am telling u and didnt work out for me
pls let me know if any other alternate script i will try and let u know its works


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PORTLAND, OREGON -- I have had Progressive Insurance since May 1998. My policy has been paid automatically for at least the last 10 years. I've never had a claim with them and haven't had a ticket for 5-6 years. Last September they raised my rates 40% for no reason. When I called for an explanation, Progressive said that the entire state of Oregon will be raising insurance rates due to some new law. We then talked about lowering my rates by going "paperless" and prepaying a 6 month policy rather than paying every month. So I prepaid for 6 months and was content.
Last Friday, 5/3/13 I was rear ended by an insured motorist. So I call my insurance company from the scene of the accident, file a report, receive a claim number, and waited to hear back. 4 days later I after leaving 4 messages with my Progressive "adjuster", she finally called me to tell me that I didn't have insurance with them anymore. That it expired on 4/2/2013 due to non payment of renewal. In 15 years I've never had to do anything to renew. Its always been automatic.
Then they proceed to tell me that 6 month policies don't automatically renew, and that I was supposed to call, mail, or pay online. Again, in 15 years I've never had to do this. AND, they even sent me new insurance cards good 3/2013-9/2013. They had an old email address on file so I didn't get the renewal emails. They never mailed or called me. ONLY email.
All of the billing information they had from me was current, all they had to do was charge me. I had no idea that I didn't have insurance. Never had a lapse in all of the time I had them. So then I asked them if I reinstated my policy if they could still help me. The other insurance company of the guy that hit me is taking 100% liability, and it costs my insurance company nothing. Just time to help me in dealing with the other insurance company. THEY REFUSED!
They took my money for 15 years, and the one time I needed them, mysteriously my policy didn't renew, and they gave me the cold shoulder. So much for their commercials about "being there" for their clients. Why would they send me new insurance cards for a policy that didn't renew? Why would I call them from the scene of an accident if I didn't think I had insurance with them?
Why didn't they tell me when I called from the scene of the accident that I didn't have insurance? Why not send me something in the mail or a certified letter? And once again, there was 0% liability to them in this situation. STAY CLEAR of Progressive insurance! They WILL screw you over if given the chance.
SOUTH PORTLAND, MAINE -- I had been a Progressive Auto Insurance customer for over eight years, with NO incidents, when one of my custom antique cars was vandalized in my own driveway. I called the police that night, they had me fill out a report, found evidence of someone else at the scene, and informed me that there had been similar vandalism in the area, suggesting that this was not an isolated event.
The following morning I called Progressive, and informed them of the situation. They finally sent an adjuster out three days later to look at my vehicle. Right away I had a bad feeling about the whole situation with the insurance company, as the adjuster knew nothing about antique cars, and didn't seem to have a whole lot of knowledge of automobiles in general.
He informed me that I should get together any receipts I had for work on my vehicle, and he would try to locate replacement parts. The whole time the adjuster was there, he never seemed completely attentive, as he was too busy complaining that Progressive only provided them with 2.0 megapixel digital cameras, and they took horrible photos.
So I collected all the receipts I had for the vehicle, and in the meantime, the adjuster called me asking for photos of the vehicle before the vandalism, and also stated that he could not find certain parts for the vehicle. Along with the receipts, I included original photos of the car, and I was also able to locate companies that produced the parts that he could not find, and passed the information along to him. One week later I heard back from Progressive, and they told me they wanted me to come in to their office, and in a meeting, provide them with more information to help with the investigation of who did this to my vehicle.
Was I in for a surprise. The meeting started out innocent enough, the Progressive "investigator" asked me some basic questions about the car, and if I had any "enemies" that would want to do this. I told him no, and pointed him to the police remarks that there were other incidents involving the same "tags" and type of damage.
Ignoring this, he went on to inform me that 'he knew nothing about cars,' but then proceeded to grill me on the custom details of my car. In an hour long tirade, he told me that he thought the receipts I provided were fake, and that this custom work was not done to the car. I challenged him over and over again to go see the car for himself, I had nothing to hide. You could plainly see the modifications that were done.
When he realized that he was either going to have to go see the car for himself, or come up with a different way to accuse me of fraud, he did just that. He then began passively accusing me of vandalizing the car myself to collect the insurance money, and also accused friends of mine that had helped me with the vehicle over the years.
At this point I was completely flustered. I originally thought I was meeting with them/him to give as much information as I could in hopes that we could find the person or people that did this, and instead I was accused of the act myself! I didn't even know what to say, as he wasn't listening to anything I said, wasn't acknowledging the physical work done to the car that you could plainly see, and was ignoring what the police had to say on the matter.
They clearly lied about what the meeting was about, and I clearly should have showed up with a lawyer at my side (you don't think about these things when you believe you're just going over your policy with the company). As a side note, after I collected all the receipts I had for the vehicle, I realized I had under-insured it, however they also accused me of insuring it for more than what it was worth.
So the meeting comes to an end, and the investigator is demanding information that I don't even know that I can provide. We are a non-title state with antique autos, and he is demanding the original bill of sale, the name of the person I bought it from (YEARS AND YEARS before this happened), along with a plethora of paperwork that is going to keep me busy for weeks.
In the meantime, the adjuster is ignoring parts information that I have submitted to him, and is instead making UNDER-estimates of what he believes parts will cost, along with stating that he believes my $5,000+ base/clear paint job that I provided receipts for, is now only a $900 single-stage paint job from Maaco. I even tried to help them out when they estimated that it would cost $1,500 to fix my damaged hood, and I told him that it could be replaced with a new one for $400-$500.
So while they were enacting all their scare tactics, and trying to devalue my vehicle, they kept probing me for more information. Every time I would provide them with more paperwork/information, they would ask for something else, over and over and over again.I will admit that I was very inexperienced in this area, as I had never had to deal with an insurance company before, and I will also admit that I was outraged at their accusations, and was stubborn about the issue. I was completely innocent, and I refused to hire a lawyer because of that fact.
Progressive had three workers on my case, and while the three of them continued to ask for information, dragging the length of the case out, not one of them verbally, or in writing, informed me that they only had 60 days from the incident to make a decision on my case (I have since found out this is illegal). One day I received a message on my phone from one of the workers, stating that I had denied them information they asked for, and that they had been forced to make a decision without all the required information, and that they were denying my claim.
I made one last call to find out what was going on, and it appeared to me that they had "mis-placed" (*wink-wink-nudge-nudge*) information that I had given them about my vehicle. I broke down and cried. I had spent close to five years, and the equivalent of one whole year of pay, restoring this vehicle. I thought I had done the right thing, insuring this vehicle with a company I had been with for years. At this point in time, my nerves were shot, and my emotions were all over the place with what I had just been put through with this company, that I didn't even know what to do. I wanted to be done with them, and that's all I cared about.
I wanted to talk about what happened with me, so that people could [hopefully] see what this company is about. I was attracted to them by their cheap rates, lulled into a false sense of security with their commercials, and I will admit, friendly phone-reps. But when it came time for them to pay on a legitimate policy, with an eight-year-loyal customer, they were not the company they claimed to be all those years.
I have since spoken with many ex-customers of Progressive, and have also spoken with many garages, body-shops, and even insurance underwriters that refuse to do business with Progressive due to their reputation; a reputation that is unfortunately not well known to the general public. Avoid Progressive, and if you ever find yourself in this kind of situation, swallow your pride and hire a lawyer.
My dad had Progressive insurance for 10 years, but we noticed for the past few years that his rates were going up for no reason. His last renewal notice was high by almost $500, so he called them to clarify last week. They informed him that he had 2 points on his history and as a result his rate increased.
He was shocked because he was not aware of this, so he went to the DMV to retrieve his full vehicle history, and noticed that it was spotless other than a 4 stop sign he ran in early 2011; not given any points for it. I called them the next day so they could rectify this, and the lady was very rude but gave me the fax number to send over the papers from the DMV, she said that I could check back the next day to ensure they had received it.
I called the next evening and spent close to 3 hours dealing with this situation. As it turns out, Progressive "awards" points to their drivers if they have any violations, whether their driving records are clean or not. She knew that this was not showing on my dad's driving history, but regardless, they still increased his rates.
I requested proof of paperwork for this, and she told me that she could only give me a paper with the date of the violation, but not the point system given as this was an "internal decision", so regardless she couldn't help us. Not only were the news bad, but the way I was provided this information was rude and this lady sounded bothered to be on the phone with me.
I am very upset with them because despite my dad's loyalty to them, they have had no consideration towards him. I got on the phone with Geico right after that and the lady I spoke to was nice and pleasant, and you can really tell the difference in training that these company associates receive. We also insured his home with Geico at the same time. I have never put a complaint before against anyone, but this has tipped me over, and I will tell as many people as I can, not insure with Progressive.
I have been with Progressive for many years. In that time I have not made a claim or received a ticket, yet my premium has increased the past two billing cycles. Explain to me why my premium is increasing and why I shouldn't just go elsewhere for auto insurance.
I didn't know this web site existed until I was looking online for a way to get help with a progressive claim. Wish I saw it and all the complaints earlier. May have saved my family a big headache. Last June my parents bought a brand new 31 foot motor home. My dad worked his whole life and scrimped and saved for this motor home for use in his retirement.
My parents used the motor home three times in the past year for a total of 11 days. The motor home had a total of 800 miles on it. About five weeks ago my dad was taking the motor home in to have it de-winterized so he could use it to go camping when he was in a chain reaction accident. My father was stopped in a traffic jam when someone came speeding up from the rear at a very high rate of speed. The car hit 1 car which skid into a second car, which skid into the rear of the motor home. The motor home was heavy enough to stop the forward progress of the accident, but it suffered quite a bit of damage.
My father called his insurance company, Progressive, and has had nothing but problems. First The person who caused the accident has the lowest policy allowed by law $10,000/$50,000, but it should be no problem as my parent carry under insured motorist. That's where we were wrong.
Progressive required my parents to take the motor home to a certain shop to have the work done. I believe this is illegal, but my parents did it. The adjuster came out and said there was about $5000 worth of damage. According to the repair shop there is a lot more than that. The frame is bent in one place, and broken in another. I think this should warrant totaling the motor home and replacing it, but they say it can be fixed.
Then the adjuster told my parents some of the damage was done prior to the accident and they would not pay for it. Remember this was a brand new motor home. The whole body is so out of whack the doors and cupboards will not close. They said it wasn't leaking, the refrigerator was leaking. It had been winterized and was in storage for the 5 months before, the refrigerator was off and cleaned out, there was nothing to leak.
Now, five weeks later the motor home is still sitting at the repair facility and progressive will not allow the work to be done. The only thing I can figure is progressive wants to keep the claim below the 10,000 the other insurance company will pay. One of the other people in the accident was a friend of the family. Their insurance company had their car totaled, and a check in their hand five days after the accident. Progressive is stalling hoping to get my elderly parents to agree with everything they say and sign off on the lower amount. If at all possible stay away from progressive and save yourself lots of headaches.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA -- Progressive Insurance has frustrated me so much so far. I got rear ended in 2009, leading to numerous problems with my back, neck and a nasal septum deviation. Before the accident, I did not have a history of nosebleeds or deviated septum. The result has been constant nose run with clear discharge, sinus infections and numerous non-stoppable nasal bleeds. All this started after the accident and all the people can bear witness that I did not have prior history of nose bleeds or septum deviation.
Fortunately, the septum deviation has recently been corrected through nasal surgery in August 2013. However, Progressive Insurance Company has refused to pay the medical cost and my pain and sufferings. My efforts to resolve the issue has been met with retrogression, intimidation, patronizing and humiliation.
Initially, I had a lawyer but realized that my case was not being adequately represented. So far, all they have offered me is less than 25% of my medical cost and when I refused the offer, I was labeled "an angry woman, out to take down Progressive Insurance." I would like to use my story to bring awareness and hopefully pressure on Progressive Insurance.
I have suffered from this constant nose bleed from August 2009 to date, have undergone 4 cauterizations with no end in sight. I have been fortunate to find another lawyer who has been trying to settle the case with Progressive Insurance, but they are not returning any of his calls or emails. Progressive lawyers had told me I would lose everything and end up with less than 1,000 dollars when they were done with me. Help me to take a stand against Progressive Insurance Company. Help me tell them that they cannot harass, manipulate, and prey on innocent injured people merely seeking remedy for their sufferings.
WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA -- So I've been a valued customer according to Progressive. Hmmm... well two months ago, I look and see a slight increase, so I call them. I talked to a woman, or should I say puppet. I ask why the increase? She replies, "it happens every so often." She said it has to do with corporate office. I didn't argue the fact, it was only a 15$ increase.
Last month I received some valued customer thing in the mail saying look for a discount the following months to come. So I just opened my new bill to find a 100$ increase per month, 1200$ annual. I call again, and talk to yet another puppet, who says the same exact thing. One would think if they're going to make such drastic increases they would have someone to talk to with the correct answers. Not just guinea pigs.
I have a clean driving history, I'm 41, and pay, or would be paying should I say 350.00 a month for a ford F150. I've been insured, and screwed by them for the last time. After 10yrs with them, I will be happy to say goodbye, and will never give a recommendation. For whoever reads this, this is a true story. They're all scams, but Progressive is the best at it. Good luck.
MILLERSVILLE, MARYLAND -- My daughter was the victim of a hit and run. A criminal offense. The police caught the person within hours. Upon notifying PROGRESSIVE she was told It MIGHT not go against her and she would have to pay the deductible. This is ridiculous!!! They do anything they can to NOT pay out. Here is a case where they have a crime, the perpetrator's name and address yet they want their client to Belly Up.
Unbelievable. I had recommended NOT going with an impersonal online company because of this very reason. They should be shut down. I contacted both ** the "ONLINE REP" and his boss ** and was told tuff. So now you know the cost of saving 40 buck a year in premium. $250.00 deductible, which you pay, whether it's your fault or not. Even if a crime (HIT AND RUN) is committed, they do not care. You still PAY. Save yourself this aggravation and deal with a local representative that will go to bat for you and also supports your community.
As if it wasn't bad enough having my identity stolen and closing my bank account! Now this! I've been sending my payment (money order) for the last 3 months. I phoned PROGRESSIVE and got all the details to manually send my payment in. Well, a month later, they claim they did not receive my January payment. Excuse me but wouldn't they have canceled my policy if they didn't get my payment? Anyway I phone them and they ask me to fax them a copy of the money order.
OK, sounds like they are going to help, HA! I fax it to them and they tell me to call the number on the back of the money order. I call and the money order has been cashed, by THEM! A copy of the money order will take 3 to 4 weeks and cost $15 OR... a faxed copy will take 3 to 4 days and cost $25! Which I will have to pay. Not PROGRESSIVE! Then they call me back and demand $30 to keep them from canceling my policy immediately! All this while I'm at work!
Not to mention I move, and called them to change my address months ago. Of course they had no record of that, and proceeded to tell me my rates have increased! They are a rip off! This whole thing is going to cost me over $150 for their mistakes that they haven't even admitted to. Also time I missed at work.
Good way to treat a customer of 8 years! With no accidents by the way. They found the time to call me when they wanted my money, "immediately" which they got "immediately" but now will not return MY calls. Go anywhere but PROGRESSIVE. They will lose your money, and treat you like dirt! The goofy hipster chick in the commercials doesn't fool me! I think I like the lizard better.
MAYFIELD VILLAGE, OHIO -- I had Progressive auto insurance for more than 10 years. My wife had an accident back in June 2010. She was struck on the side by a irresponsible driver, no license and no insurance. My wife had a broken ribs, broken ankle, broken pelvis, concussion on liver and kidney and they had to remove spleen and pancreas. She spent 12 days in the hospital, 1 day in ER, 2 days in ICU and 10 days in recovery room. She's been in physical therapy since then until today, Feb 15, 2011 and still more to come.
She is disabled. I been having to work from home with the danger of losing my job. I work and take care of my children's education and home shores and many other things that she was capable of doing. When I submitted the claim to progressive, the only thing I got back from them was finger. Not a single penny was paid.
They looked for all possible excuses to deny payment. They used the most ridiculous reasons for not paying for anything. ER, ICU, Hospital, physical therapy, wound care, recovery room services, surgery services, orthopedic services, pharmacy expenses, disability items like wheelchair, walker, hospital electric bed, etc, etc, etc, all 250K dollars and didn't get a penny from Progressive. Progressive is the most dishonest company ever. I don't recommended Progressive even to my worst enemy.
I was paying $68 a month with them and got the minimum coverage, if I wanted more it could cost double the monthly fee. Geico gave me full coverage and 500K accident coverage, 10K coverage, any incidental / accidental (broken window, stolen stereo, etc) coverage for my vehicle with a deductible of $500, car rental reimbursement and a lot more FOR $55 a month.
Progressive is reliable and all you see in their commercials is false. they will not be there for you if have an accident. The same goes for Fred Loya Insurance. They are both the same, SO YOU TAKE THE RISK or wait until you have an accident (God forbid) to probe what I said is true??? Stay away from Progressive because the only you will get is freaking laser scan from that stupid lady in their commercial, no refunds.


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Alison Krauss doesn't write songs, and she tends not to sing them so much as inhabit them.
But as she and her band, Union Station, worked to complete their first studio album since 2004, Krauss was finding nowhere musical to live. They began recording in September 2009, and by early 2010, they'd crept to a creative standstill. Krauss felt something along the lines of the chorus to "Lie Awake," one of the handful of songs she and Union Station had completed:
"How do I lie awake now, when I know I've got to be moving on?" goes the song — penned by her brother Viktor Krauss and singer-songwriter Angel Snow — which appears on the finally completed, newly released Paper Airplane. "How do I lie awake now, when nothing's right and nothing's wrong?"
"Everything seemed pretty gray," Krauss says on a sunny spring day, far removed from the winter of her disconnect, when migraine headaches further hampered the proceedings. "It was very strange, like you had no gut reaction. I couldn't tell what was good and what was not."
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I've also watched every game Geno has played in college... most of 'em several times over in fact. That's typically what I'm doing while most of you are watching the NFL.
You're right about one thing... he's nowhere close to Blaine Gabbert. Geno can actually produce in college, doesn't bail the pocket against a 3 man rush, and doesn't try to deliver passes with his eyes closed.
Considering Griffin and Cam Newton were both essentially "garbage you wouldn't waste a 7th rounder on", Geno has to be close in your estimation.