Farmers Insurance - Clay Brown

Dec 12th, 2019

Mar 17th, 2019

Clay is easy to work with and addressed my questions, concerns and policy changes in a timely manner, but what sets him apart from other agents is that he goes the extra mile in customer service. When I needed to file a claim, he conferenced in the Farmers claim department and stayed on the phone with me to ensure my claim was filed smoothly and emailed me any follow up items as I didn’t have a pen and paper readily available. Also, when we used roadside assistance, his office called to make sure we weren’t in any danger and were taken care of. I would highly recommend him.
May 5th, 2018

Look around - further ... far beyond this place. Very unorganized ... do not appear to know what they are doing at all. We are still waiting for proper answers to requests and changes - on a policy paid six months ago. Franchise Fraud? - Still investigating ... this "agency" and similar CUSTOMERS - TAKE NOTE Pyramid Schemes "As in Ponzi schemes, the money collected from newer victims of pyramid schemes is paid to earlier victims to provide a veneer of legitimacy. In pyramid schemes, however, the victims themselves are induced to recruit further victims through the payment of recruitment commissions. More specifically, pyramid schemes—also referred to as “franchise fraud” or “chain referral schemes”—are marketing and investment frauds in which an individual is offered a distributorship or franchise to market a particular product. The real profit is earned, not by the sale of the product, but by the sale of new distributorships. Emphasis on selling franchises rather than the product eventually leads to a point where the supply of potential investors is exhausted and the pyramid collapses. At the heart of each pyramid scheme is typically a representation that new participants can recoup their original investments by inducing two or more prospects to make the same investment. Promoters fail to tell prospective participants that this is mathematically impossible for everyone to do, since some participants drop out, while others recoup their original investments and then drop out." - the above text is quoted from FBI.gov website
Jan 27th, 2018