Jinene Curry - Public Adjuster

10/01/2018

Good morning Facebook! I'll be working in Conway today if you know anyone up in the Conway - MB - Georgetown area. 843-636-8808!

09/14/2018

I hope you're safe wherever you are and ready for all that's headed our way. Prayers for everyone already effected in North Carolina.

I just wanted to drop an message to everyone for some things to keep in mind:

1. During these types of storms and all large events of this magnitude, the insurance companies will be beyond overloaded! Incorrect terminology can results in a denial over the phone! I don't want to see that happen to anyone! I am here to help advise in any way I can. My advice is FREE!

2. I am available 24/7 to assist in any way I can! PLEASE convey that to everyone you know! My direct number is 843-636-8808 (text or call) and with the amount of damage that is currently expected, I am making myself and my team available around the clock. We will get to everyone that wants and needs help, one person at a time!

3. Every question is a good question. During times of confusion, there's an unimaginable amount of questions that come up and I am here to answer every one of them!
4. Anything that happens during this storm, no matter how big or small it is, is worthy of a conversation at a minimum. Fences, decks, pools, contents, the home itself - everything should be addressed.

5. My license is extensive. I can work on claims for homes, rental, dwelling, business, commercial, boats, planes and cargo (whether or not in transit).

6. I am personally licensed in SC, NC, and GA.

7. A denial means nothing! I can reopen claims even after they get denied!

Please share my post and my information with everyone you know! So many people will need help - let's make sure they know they have help on their side!

09/13/2018

TIPS FOR HOW TO PREPARE FOR THE INSURANCE PROCESS:

A. Take still photos! Do not use video. Video is too fast to clearly identify everything.
B. Put those photos and anything else of importance in a cloud service to avoid them being ruined.
C. Find your policy documents NOW! Don't wait until after the storm hits! Scan them and send them to a cloud. NOTE: If you don't have a scanner, there's a free app called "Cam Scanner". Turn everything into a PDF and email it to yourself!

I will be praying for all of your safety and well being! Please let me know if there's anything I can do to help.

06/26/2018

Too funny!

06/09/2018

So I received this call from a homeowner today. She told me that she received a check for $900 to fix whatever she needs to after this "incident".

That incident was ARSON. Someone tried to burn her house down! The accelerant levels were off the charts when tested!

She was told by her insurance company that although they're aware that her siding is no longer available, she will just have to settle for white!

I guess your house siding can be changed out like accenting a wall in a room now?!

All that aside, we won't even discuss the carcinogens that her and her family are breathing while still living there!

Needless to say, I'm on my way to help! And sadly, I see this DAILY!

05/26/2018

Officially, hurricane season starts June 1st. But we have our first named tropical storm of the year!

🌀🌀🌀 ALBERTO 🌀🌀🌀

Are you ready? Are you covered? I can help you make those decision! 843-636-8808 for FREE advice!

05/25/2018

I do policy reviews on your homeowners policy, for FREE! It's part of my mission to educate the public and my way of giving back!

And I find crazy stuff in policies all the time!

SIX different times this week alone, I've found weird things, lacking things and severely underinsured issues in homeowners policies.

SIX. TIMES. IN. ONE. WEEK.

This is scary! 😵

05/14/2018

This is suppose to be a bad hurricane season again. Stay in the know!

05/14/2018

To all of my Charleston, West Ashley, riverfront, coastal front friends and clients - please take note of the king tides coming up! SHARE SHARE SHARE! 🌊🌊

King Tides are predicted along South Carolina's coast tomorrow through Thursday. This series coincides with Tuesday’s new moon. The highest tides will occur in the evenings, and water levels are predicted to peak at 6.7’ above mean lower low water (MLLW) in Charleston Harbor late Wednesday. Predicted high tides relative to MLLW at Charleston Harbor are shown on the table attached to this post. Check the DHEC website for local time corrections.
http://www.scdhec.gov/HomeAndEnvironment/Water/2018TideTables/

Be a part of the South Carolina King Tides Initiative and submit your photos using the MyCoast King Tides Reporting Tool! Log on to MyCoast to learn more about the SC King Tides program and to submit your photos:
https://mycoast.org/sc/king-tides

04/11/2018

Some interesting things to keep in mind!

Life Saving Tips from Your CFD.