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    Sillect Insurance Service

    3.0 (2 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 5:30 pm

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    Freedom2Retire demonstrates a profound commitment to its clients and their future aspirations. I…read moreexpress my sincere gratitude for the invaluable guidance and expertise provided in reviewing my policy by Agent J. Lopes. Your service is greatly appreciated.

    unprofessional un ethical…read moredisrespectful ZERO STARS. they will reach out to your beneficiaries using info you give in confidence in hopes to obtain more sales and push for a zoom meeting so they can put applications through on your behalf opening policies under your name without confirmation from you just to make a sale. only to leave you to file claims and fight for your money back. we trusted these people with our personal information and who knows what else will be compromised in doing so. CEO - Jason Lopes, will text you "i'm over it" when you're trying to rectify an issue by giving him a chance to make things right. he will lie and say "it's been handled" or "it's taken care of" only for you to find out that an active account and policy has been opened without your consent or authorization. he will also lie and say "your policy has been cancelled" but in the same breathe tell you "you can lower payments if you'd like" on a policy that's been supposedly cancelled. Jason opted for all policy documents to be mailed to himself, and authorized for policies to be drafted immediately after approval when he submitted apps on behalf of us without our consent KNOWING if we didn't know about policies being opened for however long that he would get the commission or sale for the policies. this was told to us by F&G which is the actual insurance company. MARIA - will question what you can afford and belittle you when you request for your funds to be returned when it was taken UNETHICALLY AND UNAUTHORIZED. she will make assumptions about your finances and even risk already established business relationships to make a sale. STAY AWAY FROM THIS COMPANY. do your research, and don't trust them just because they may have worked with someone you know. give your time and wealth to people who have the ability to conduct themselves professionally and at a level that respects your value. they don't deserve compensation for sales that they push through without client consent.

    Elizabeth Cardenas - State Farm Insurance Agent - Heading off to college is an exciting adventure!  Make sure you're prepared with the right auto insurance...

    Elizabeth Cardenas - State Farm Insurance Agent

    (16 reviews)

    I have the pleasure of working with Crystal and Anstin. They're always VERY friendly, VERY helpful…read moreand SO knowledgeable! They always go beyond expectations to meet your needs, I feel like I'm talking to a friend when speaking to them too! My parents were insured with them since before my brother, then I were born. I've been with them since I got my first car, I wouldn't trust my insurance needs to anyone else!!! * I think EVERYONE should do theirselves a favor and at least do their research and check State Farm out!

    Recently I discovered the saying is true, "There are worse things in life than death. Have you ever…read morespent an hour on the phone with an insurance agent?" I spent a few hours in total trying to resolve a claim where State Farm was attempting to put used parts from a similar vehicle on our car. The body shop doing the repairs contacted us about the attempt due to the damage that would need to be done to the part before installing it on our vehicle. I couldn't believe that my insurance company would even attempt this, so I immediately contacted my insurance agent. I never heard from Elizabeth, only a representative from her office. Next, State Farm attempted to use "after-market" parts instead of OEM parts from the manufacturer. Again, when I contacted my insurance agent, I spoke with a representative, not my agent, and asked if I could request OEM parts that come with a warranty and are made to the manufacturer's specifications. I was told that yes, we could, but that I needed to contact the claims department directly (which made me think why do I have an insurance representative if I have to do all the work), so I did, and was told by the claims department representative that a "supplemental" check would be sent to the body shop. After weeks of back and forth and the continued "we are working on it," the body shop was never paid for the difference between the "after-market parts" and the "OEM" parts from the manufacturer. I share this with you to be aware that the coverage you think you have is not necessarily what you actually do have. Insurance companies cut corners like many businesses these days. Without posts like this, you might never know what's under that fresh coat of paint. My wife and I chose State Farm Insurance because of the "local agent support". I was sent a denial letter from State Farm's claim department showing what they agreed to pay versus what the body shop had submitted for payment. Here is the lesson we learned the hard way. Unless specifically stipulated in your insurance coverage, be aware that when your vehicle goes in for repairs, the insurance company has the liberty to use a used part from a vehicle of the same year as your insured vehicle or an "after-market" part made from substandard materials with no warranty or made to manufacturer specifications. Unfortunately, we learned this lesson the hard way, and the body shop was out $950.00 in parts, not labor, for trying to protect our investment, as State Farm only pays what their claims department decides to pay, not what is in the customer's best interest. I am just thankful we used a body shop that was more concerned about our interests than my insurance company should have been.

    Sillect Insurance Service - homeinsurance - Updated August 2026

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