Legal Question in Consumer Law in California
I just got back a denial letter from the claims rep. at SCE regarding the 24 hours power outage that turned my groceries into mush. I filled out the necessary online forms and copies of my grocery receipts. Mr. Kafka's rationale ( claims rep) was that there was "significant damage to an underground cable" ( I certainly didn't cause it ) and that "SCE cannot guarantee a continuous supply free of interruptions ". If they cannot guarantee a continuous supply free of interruptions, why do they have a claims process at all? This rationale exonerates SCE from ALL responsibilities connected to an outage. I would love to know if my little town- Nuevo- is overrepresented in terms of outages ( red headed step children) and if claims are EVER paid out. I want my neighbors to be paid for their losses and some contextual info- how many outages in SoCal since Jan. 1, how many in my zip code ( 92567), how many claims were filed and how many were paid out. My claim # is 202207951. My first claim ever and I have been with them for DECADES.
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