Low Cost Auto Insurance Carrier, IFA Auto, Provides Brisk Auto Claims After Hurricane Sandy
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With power up and gas shortages resolved, the biggest question remaining is who will pay for the extensive damage to individual’s homes, cars and businesses, as well as the municipal infrastructure devastation that Sandy left in its wake. “Sandy has caused tremendous damage and personal hardship for those affected,” said Walsh. For their part, the low cost insurance carrier is eager to work with customers who sustained losses, in an effort to recover from the storm’s massive destruction, and restore lives to normalcy as quickly as possible.
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