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Alison PenfoldSponsored, paid for by Alison Penfold MP for Lyne

Wauchope - Word of concern and caution!! To everyone in Wauchope dealing with damage from Wednesday’s violent hailstorm, I hope you are ok and am so sorry you’re facing this. Our homes are where we should feel safe. Seeing them damaged, then having to organise repairs and work through insurance claims, can be overwhelming. I know the worry doesn’t end when the storm passes. I have been talking to insurers who have told me that they are dealing with claims, have assessors on the ground and have already supported make-safe building work. If you are having any hassles with your insurers, please let me know and I will see how I can help. If you have had damage, the last thing you need is someone knocking on your door, trying to take advantage of the situation. I am disturbed to learn that “disaster chasers” are in Wauchope knocking on doors and scouting for work. These are 3rd party companies. They are not representatives of insurers. Please be cautious if someone unexpectedly knocks on your door, calls, texts or emails offering to inspect damage, organise repairs or manage your insurance claim. Warning signs include: • An unsolicited offer of a free property inspection • Pressure to sign a contract straight away • Demands for an upfront payment • Claims to represent your insurer that you haven’t verified Take your time, ask for identification and check directly with your insurer before agreeing to anything. Take care everyone.

MP, Federal

Alison Penfold

Alison Penfold, member for Lyne, Coalition

Paid for by Alison Penfold MP for Lyne

Spent
$100–$199
Times shown
10K–15K
Running since
12 Nov 2026

Still running.

What the ad says

Wauchope - Word of concern and caution!! To everyone in Wauchope dealing with damage from Wednesday’s violent hailstorm, I hope you are ok and am so sorry you’re facing this. Our homes are where we should feel safe. Seeing them damaged, then having to organise repairs and work through insurance claims, can be overwhelming. I know the worry doesn’t end when the storm passes. I have been talking to insurers who have told me that they are dealing with claims, have assessors on the ground and have already supported make-safe building work. If you are having any hassles with your insurers, please let me know and I will see how I can help. If you have had damage, the last thing you need is someone knocking on your door, trying to take advantage of the situation. I am disturbed to learn that “disaster chasers” are in Wauchope knocking on doors and scouting for work. These are 3rd party companies. They are not representatives of insurers. Please be cautious if someone unexpectedly knocks on your door, calls, texts or emails offering to inspect damage, organise repairs or manage your insurance claim. Warning signs include: • An unsolicited offer of a free property inspection • Pressure to sign a contract straight away • Demands for an upfront payment • Claims to represent your insurer that you haven’t verified Take your time, ask for identification and check directly with your insurer before agreeing to anything. Take care everyone.

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