Amica Insurance denies gunowners homeowner's insurance

[HolyLamb]

Amica Insurance has a large questionnaire if you want homeowner's insurance with them. I at first refused to answer their questions about whether I had firearms, and the lady told me they couldn't help me, and hung up. I called back the next day, and the lady told me that even if I answered the questions about firearms, it didn't necessarily mean that they wouldn't give me insurance. WHAT A LIE! DON'T FALL FOR IT!! After making me reveal what firearms I had and where I kept it, they asked about my carry gun, and I told them I usually kept it on my hip. She asked if I had a Concealed Carry Permit, and I said yes. She put me on hold, and when she came on, she said they couldn't give me insurance. I asked if it was because I had a CCL, and she said yes, they had determined that I was too much of a risk.

If you have insurance with them, don't answer the questions on the survey if they send it to you. Better yet, drop them, and try to find someone who supports the 2nd Amendment! Amica is no friend to 2nd Amendment supporters!

[Nightmare45]

Guess I will not be buying their insurance.. Refer their name to the NRA. 2.5 million folks that will not spend money on them. I will pass their name around myself.

[Caribou]

The same company that sells their auto insurance through the NRA also has homeowners insurance although I don't know if you still get the same discount. I saved more on my auto insurance than I spent on my membership. They didn't ask me any questions about guns so I am pretty sure they are 2A friendly. :)

[BC1]

Insurance companies are similar to guns, only more dangerous to our well being. They are the mafia of the millenium, running a huge pyramid scheme. The denial is the "smart bomb" of cost containment. Loyalty is to the shareholder, not the insured party. When you suffer a loss they will do everything in their power to refuse payment. Twist you out in the wind, reduce the benefit, rule health care services are not medically necessary.

[fuhr52]

If you think insurance companies are difficult to work with now. Wait till the only insurance available is government insurance. Which we will all be forced to buy. Thank you SCOTUS.

[Sir Diealotz]

If you think insurance companies are difficult to work with now. Wait till the only insurance available is government insurance. Which we will all be forced to buy. Thank you SCOTUS.

Sad day :(

I'm anticipating our company, who is self funded, will drop all of us and steer us into nanny care