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where is the new hail work at? - 3/29/2004 9:54:21 PM

buddyhall

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Home base: Houston, TX
Status: offline where is the new hail and wind damage work at? what city and state? I am an I/A looking for a hot city to go to. Any roofers hearing anything?

Thanks for a reply

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RE: where is the new hail work at? - 4/25/2004 5:33:07 PM

stormchaser

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Status: offline I get a fax everyday with all the hailstorms that hit each night (generally have about 50 per day). Nothing big yet. Went and checked one out in Brookings, SD and Norfolk, NE last week, but not enough damage. Big hailstorm hit Joliet, IL on the 20th, but so did a tornado, and the majority of the damage there is structural. Many, many, many major hailstorms over the past couple of weeks in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisianna, etc., however, we do not work storms in the south as there is no money in it. we're waiting for the storms in the central tier of the US, and hopefully further east. They usually hit in May. What kind of work do you do??

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RE: where is the new hail work at? - 4/25/2004 7:28:51 PM

givemeroofs

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Status: offline I thought you were a roofer. Don't you run Timberroof or Timberline in Houston? I have met with you several times.

I know that you are not an IA. You just want to know where to put your flyers. If I remember correctly, you were also offering 7% kickback to a PA or IA who got the insured to use your company. Nice try. See you on the next roof!

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RE: where is the new hail work at? - 5/6/2004 3:39:48 PM

stormchaser

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Status: offline I'm not sure which of us you were speaking to, but I'm going to assume it was to the other guy, as I have no idea what you said in that entire e-mail. Yes, I am a roofer, not for the companies you indicated though. We've worked mainly out of Colorado. I have no idea what "kickbacks" you are referring to, or what kind of flyers this person puts up? Perhaps I'm confused and you were talking to the other person, perhaps you are confused.

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