2-10 Home Buyers Warranty dba National Home Ins. Co. owned by builders a RRG dba RIC Aurora, Tucker, Abiline, Hawaii CO, GA, TX, HI
2-10 home buyers warranty (in Co.)is National Home Insurance Company (in Co same building)dba Residential Insurance Company (in Hawaii)more dba's see http://www.naic.org Brera Capital Partners is ultimate owner look them up at http://www.brera.com they also own Gab Robbins (most likely your claims adjuster!)
watch out this company uses Construction Arbitration Services, Inc. Owner was disbarred.... Beware one of the dot coms he owns is BETTERSETTLE.COM these guys are all in the same click.
search the bbb in aurora colorado they have 197 complaints in 36 months and 92 just in the last year on hbw/nhic (2-10 home buyers warranty and national home insurance company). Beware of your state insurance department also see the-catbird-seat.net.
The State of New Jersey Commission of Investigation, is investigating them, lots of articals on these companies people all over are talking and sharing very similar stories. see hadd.com and hobb.com for more info. (not affiliated with any of the named organizations.
Kay
arbitrate this, California
U.S.A.
1 Updates & Rebuttals
Cindy
Norman,Oklahoma,
U.S.A.
Question about "bettersettle.com"
#2Consumer Suggestion
Thu, August 02, 2007
Archive.org shows BETTERSETTLE.COM existed, but the pages don't show anything. Can you describe what it was? I am familiar with CAS and it's owner Marshall Lippman, a disbarred lawyer. CAS claims Lippman is no longer w/the company, which has moved to MI. Other names associated with CAS and Lippman are:
National Center For Dispute Resolution (NCDS)
Impartial Services Group (ISG)
Elections Unlimited
National Academy of Conciliators (NAC) (defunct...morphed into CAS)
That's all i can think of off the top of my head but I know what you mean. This is in my opinion one of the more biased arbitration firms that does arbitration for the home warranty and construction industry, plus automobile industry, etc. These type companies compete for arbitration business and the corporations are repeat customers. Consumers are not, therefore it is a conflict of interest that these corporations can specify who does the arbitration. There is a bill in congress, the Arbitration Fairness Act of 2007, that if passed will make mandatory arbitration clauses in consumer contracts unenforceable. Many industries use it to their advantage over consumers, and arbitration keeps complaints out of public record so others can't find out.