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| What percent of customers rated firm "superior" for "simplicity of claim procedures"? |
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| What percent of customers rated firm "superior" for "speed of claim payment"? |
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| What percent of customers rated firm "superior" for "adequacy of claim payment"? |
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| What percent of customers rated firm "superior" for "courtesy and helpfulness of claim representatives"? |
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| What percent of customers rated firm "superior" for "not unreasonably raising premium as a result of claim(s)": |
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| What percent of customers rated firm "superior" for "not unreasonably cutting coverage as a result of claim(s)"? |
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| What percent of customers rated firm "adequate" or "superior" for "not unreasonably raising premium as a result of claim(s)"? |
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| What percent of customers rated firm "adequate" or "superior" for "not unreasonably cutting coverage as a result of claim(s)"? |
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