Business ProfileforThomas George Associates Ltd.

I received what looks like junk mail. There wasn't any detailed information in the letter. The claim date is incorrect and I have no recollection of the insurance company stated in the letter. Also, the letter is asking me to provide information. How are you contacting me about a claim without all the facts? Why wouldn't the insurance company in question provide this information or you do your due diligence and obtain this information before sending me a letter. Moreover, if you're sending me a letter, why would you not name the "original claimant" in this letter? The letterhead can be reproduced by any elementary student with a computer. And the signature is typed at the bottom of the page. A signature wasn't even provided. The wording comes across as if you're attempting to use language to provoke fear. Everything about this screams scam.I sat this on my desk and thought, let me look up this company. Now I find myself here looking at other reviews and finding this company isn't even BBB accredited. And the response to these claims further diminishes any concern I have about this letter, giving me more reason to believe this is some crazy scam by someone in ******** desperate enough to pull this bogus online template from ****** and send it out to people in another state in hopes they would be so frightened, they'd send money, not knowing if the person on the other side is even who they portray themselves to be.One star is one star too many.

Sadly, there is no ability to reply to this because there is no information being provided by the petitioner as to who they are, what letter they received, and the file number on the letter. "Bree ** is not sufficient information to determine what this is all about.As for the rest of the statement, it doesn't warrant a reply.