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UPDATED: Nov 3, 2014
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Cincinnati Casualty Company is a Stock company that was incorporated in 1972-12-27. Cincinnati Casualty Company is a Fire & Casualty insurance company and has assets of 297,501,111, capital of $3,750,000, and net surplus of $258,933,341.
The president of Cincinnati Casualty Company is Thomas Anthony Joseph , the treasurer is , and the secretary is . Cincinnati Casualty Company insurance plans include
airplane, auto, boat, business, and home.
Cincinnati Casualty Company is located in Cincinnati, OH and the phone number for Cincinnati Casualty Company claims, customer, service, and additional information is (513) 870-2000.
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Used them for years. A tree fell on my house and they said it wasn’t covered because it was blown over instead of hit by lightning. Years later and the only other time I tried to make a claim, I called them to see if my roof could get repaired from hail damage.
They found unrelated reasons to cancel my policy. I don’t even remember what their excuses were. One was about a short brick ledge by near the driveway by the garage (that serves no purpose) being in disrepair.They just collect free money.
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