Does anybody know if nationwide home insurance is randomly doing inspections of homes?


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Why does Nationwide Home Insurance application ask about felony convictions?
I am applying for home insurance through Nationwide (whom in which I already have auto insurance coverage) and on the home insurance application there is a question: Have you ever been convicted for a felony in the past 10 years? Well, yes, I have...9 years ago. What does that have to do with anything? Why do they ask? What happens when I say yes? WTF Does it have to do with it??? HEY "COMMON SENSE" Why don't you answer the question? OBVIOUSLY it matters or they wouldn't be asking. The questions is..."WHY" does it matter? Don't waste my time answering questions with stupid comments just for yahoo points idiot.

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Why does Nationwide Home Insurance application ask about felony convictions?
I am applying for home insurance through Nationwide (whom in which I already have auto insurance coverage) and on the home insurance application there is a question: Have you ever been convicted for a felony in the past 10 years? Well, yes, I have...9 years ago. What does that have to do with anything? Why do they ask? What happens when I say yes? WTF Does it have to do with it??? You rude insults were not asked for. I take it you have lived a perfect lawful life for every ounce of your existence. I'm sure you never drank underage, you never speed or didn't put on your seat belt, I'm sure you are so perfect that you can insult everyone else who may have lived outside of a law they didn't create once when they were a teenager! Right. Keep your insults to yourself and answer the question Mr. Perfect. Your*

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