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	How is the best way to become an auto-damage appraiser for an insurance company? How would I go about becoming an auto damage appraiser considering that no college is required? SHOULD I take some college classes or what exactly should I do? 4 answers - Asked By: Rick L - 7/3/2009

	How to become an auto insurance adjuster? I live in Georgia, and wanting some details on becoming an auto insurance claims adjuster, I currently work for an towing company have some experience in vehicles. also, how much money do they make? 2 answers - Asked By: Amanda - 3/2/2007

	What do you call a person that does estimates on cars? I work in a Auto Body Shop, my job there is to do estimates for customers that go there. I tell them how much it will cost them to get their car fixed... 2 answers - Asked By: Tiago - 9/16/2012

	How to become Auto Claims Rep at State Farm? I've been working at State Farm for 4 months. I'm really interested in claims. I would really like to become a claims rep. How would I come about this? Is it a good job? 2 answers - Asked By: Mama of Little C - 7/24/2008

	How to become a public insurance adjuster/ or appraiser? I am about 30yrs old and was interested in becoming an insurance adjuster; as I have been dabbling in auto insurance for the past 10+ years. I currenly reside in western Massachusetts and would like to know of any training programs? Licensing. I understand somewhat how to go about obtaining it but how do I receive the proper training? Also what are the costs? Many thanks 1 answer - Asked By: EMOdOll - 6/13/2012

	Does anyone work at progressive insurance agency? My husband is currently interviewing with Progressive. We are trying to figure out what training pay is for adjusters( since it lasts 12 weeks) and what starting pay is. Also wondering if any adjusters out there can tell us if they like their job there. He currently works at Enterprise with super high stress, making barely any money and working over 50 hours a week, no overtime. Any comments? 1 answer - Asked By: Mandy H - 12/20/2007

	How does an auto insurance Appraiser make? I live in ct and the state doesn't require school, so I'm going to take the test. I just wanted to know what they make starting and seasoned. Thank you. 1 answer - Asked By: Brendan - 1/8/2013

	What does your car insurance company do for you? If you are not at fault in an accident, what will your insurance company do in order to get your car fixed? How much help will they give you, or are we supposed to settle everything, make the calls etc. with the other carriers insurance. I was hit from behind while I was stopped at a yield sign. The other drivers fault ( a no-brainer). Yet I am getting different information from my agent, the other drivers agent, and even the auto-repair shop !!! Any feedback will help greatly. 4 answers - Asked By: gianinni - 12/20/2007

	What is the salary range for a field claims examiner for an insurance company? What is a typical salary? What are the responsibilities? 2 answers - Asked By: Coffee Quaffer - 3/29/2006

	Who knows a notary that can answer my question about a title? WHO!! Any one a notary. I may sound stupid but, i haven't notarized a title in a long time and forgot how many numbers to write in the odometer reading? I no NO Tenths but where does the tenths end. Thanks 2 answers - Asked By: mary - 7/31/2009

	How did the real estate crisis contribute to the unemployment rate in America? Thanks! 3 answers - Asked By: Belle - 3/24/2009

	What do ya have to do to become an insurance claims adjuster? 1 answer - Asked By: Yolanda Rice - 2/17/2013

	Where could a claims representative go? This looks like a cool career i could get into... I was just wondering what kinds of higher poisition jobs could a claims rep be promoted or move too? 3 answers - Asked By: jacob - 5/17/2013

	How does one become an Insurance Adjuster? Anybody? Buehler? Anyone? 2 answers - Asked By: Bobby - 4/27/2012

	Is Insurance Adjusting a good career? I am making a career move and half way through my CIP (Chartered Insurance Professional). I hate dealing with irate customers. I love analyzing data and numbers. Can any one who works in insurance let me know if insurance underwriters enjoy their jobs and do they have to visit customers or work in an office? 3 answers - Asked By: Workaholic - 5/16/2013

	What are some good paying Self-Employment jobs? I'm 23 years old. I was wondering what are some good Self-Employment job potentials out there? My interests are Automotive, Investing/trading stocks. Thanks for the help (please do not reply if your suggesting network marketing) 2 answers - Asked By: Business - 6/4/2009

	How to become a loss adjuster? Does anyone know the industry standard for the qualification/ experience deemed neccessary by employers to become a loss adjuster? 3 answers - Asked By: karlbillo - 11/18/2011

	What can you do when you have no money, work (real estate, not sales side)? Being partially self employed at the whim of clients and struggling to obtain a better license to move foreward in career(commercial appraiser trainee). Feeding a family of 5, 2 dogs, 2 rabbits. Cut expenses to the bones and looking at being out on the street in 30 days. As usual most will say go get a job. Here is your answer to that I have 2. Just no orders coming in on the residential and commercial side. One order for residential = 1 weeks pay for minimum wage. 1 Commercial job = 1 month minimum. So a part time job would be replaced rather eaisly. Over qualified for most jobs and most wont hire you because of that fact even for part time work. And yes I have applied. As far as public assistance Answer from the "You are not entitled because you are self employed". So I pay taxes for benefits I can't recieve. How do you like that? They take to give to people who dont want to work and can't give to the people who do want to work and can work and do work. I saw someone post similar question and everyone was GET A JOB!. Find out the circumstances first. Take all of your money out of your pocket out of your bank account and no access to it. Further place yourself at an age 40-50 ish and place yourself with out parents both dead and both grandparents gone and your an only child. Spouse has parents but have given all help they can. Then realize that you have not the funding to propel your vehicle to do work when you can and not being able to get public assistance for just a short get me over the h**p and this plagues your credit so much you cannot get a loan to help out. All the while you have reduced expenses to Rent, 1 auto payment, utilities (electric), phone and internet (necessity for work sending orders electronically and using net based services for your work). Then pass your judgement. So What would and what could you do? Edit. #1 I hear what your saying cutting grass. (market cornered in maryland by day labor and most people do it themselves.) Pick up dead animals (covered by county employees.) I also have not been sitting around doing nothing. I have been applying but over qualified most cases even part time just to get by. It's beyond frustrating. As for the person who I came here to train under. He has been a godsend. He however cannot control the orders coming in. I may feel sorry for my self some but I know there are others worse off than I even though we will be out on the street within 30 days and no place to go and no assistance available because "your self employed". Options are nearly exhausted and funding gone. Not even child care available. Signed Hopeless in Maryland. Thank you for the input. It is much appreciated. 2 answers - Asked By: Jin - 8/7/2008

	Career as an Insurance Appraiser of Auto Damage? I'm interested in this career and was wondering how to go about pursuing it. I'm in college right now taking my prerequisites. What major would be best to undertake for the career? And also, is it likely to be a stable career with a good salary? Thank you for any answers. 3 answers - Asked By: Emmett Tomsik - 7/5/2010

	Considering to become a auto appraiser is this a good or bad idea? 3 answers - Asked By: straightforward_60 - 2/3/2009

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