Best Affirms Ratings of State Farm Group
National News • April 22, 2004
A.M. Best Co. announced that it has affirmed the financial strength ratings of the property/casualty and life affiliates of the State Farm Group, and has revised the negative rating outlooks ...
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Subject: RE: To: Rich Pyorre
Posted On: April 23, 2004, 12:00 pm CDT
Posted By: Rich Pyorre
Comment:
Matt, Whoever you are, I put my complete name so people can see I have nothing to hide. What about you? You did some nice corporate speak but I merely asked the questions "who gave AM Best the information about franchises?" and "if State Farm doesn't have franchises would that make a difference in the Best ratings?"
In other words State Farm cannot have it both ways telling some there are no franchises but allowing others to think their are. It's the same type of thing State Farm has done to the IRS. I have the documentation of the perjury by State Farm. If you doubt that please talk to someone from their executive office and ask about it. Don't you wonder why I can say State Farm has committed perjury and they do nothing about it? Here's a hint, I have the documentation and can prove my statements. Before patting yourself on the back about being "soooo good" please check out your facts most people do not recognize perjury as "soooo good". Rich Pyorre
Subject: RE: To: Rich Pyorre
In other words State Farm cannot have it both ways telling some there are no franchises but allowing others to think their are. It's the same type of thing State Farm has done to the IRS. I have the documentation of the perjury by State Farm. If you doubt that please talk to someone from their executive office and ask about it. Don't you wonder why I can say State Farm has committed perjury and they do nothing about it? Here's a hint, I have the documentation and can prove my statements. Before patting yourself on the back about being "soooo good" please check out your facts most people do not recognize perjury as "soooo good". Rich Pyorre