(April 12, 2019 / Author: Tim Bondy) During a rare nice spring morning in the tiny town of Mountain Home, Idaho, I captured this photograph. The winds were light with temperatures hovering around 35°F. Apparently, someone was burning wood in their fireplace and that smoke along with a little light fog in the low angle sunshine created this very cool effect.
Addie the Plott Hound, who was severely hobbled by a USAA insured driver in 2014, is still able to make the short walk around the block and painfully get through the morning. It still breaks my heart on how wrecked she got after being mowed down by that SUV.
Link to Photo: Taken on March 31, 2019 at 43.1457944, -115.6928 / https://photos.app.goo.gl/wqr7L4HGb8xg5upk6
My Opinion About USAA Insurance
USAA Insurance and the entire company is a scam business. They’d like you to believe they care about U.S. Military Veterans because of their undying patriotism. When in reality, USAA Insurance proved they only care about those insurance premiums, and making money.
USAA Insurance is pimping the U.S. Military and U.S. Military Veterans for their branding message to unsuspecting potential clients. And what’s worse than using the U.S. Military and our veterans to make money? I say, what worse is only caring about the bottom line when dealing with a 20+ year military veteran and hanging this veteran out to dry when it came to medical bills incurred after their client ran me and my dog over in a crosswalk.
My Review: Drop your USAA Insurance and find a less scammy insurance company. Even “the general” seems better.
Originally published on April 12, 2019
Thanks,
~ signed ~
Tim Bondy
Freelance Writer & Citizen Journalist
“Never trust a person that tries to sell you by how righteous they are. I’m telling you right now, it’s a scam.” ~ Donald Trump on July 4, 2020