Any of yall around North Carolina?

[Scott Mc]

I thought you were still in the shop...when did you change?
You working for auto ins?

About a year ago I flipped to CAT Adjuster and I honestly think I will never work in a collision shop again. It is a great feeling cutting someone a check in one of the worst situations of their life and giving them a step up back to a normal life.


The flooding wasn't too bad, there was actually more inland than on the coast. I am still sitting in Greensboro waiting on my PCM to to be finished.

[Shaggin Wagon]

About a year ago I flipped to CAT Adjuster and I honestly think I will never work in a collision shop again. It is a great feeling cutting someone a check in one of the worst situations of their life and giving them a step up back to a normal life.


The flooding wasn't too bad, there was actually more inland than on the coast. I am still sitting in Greensboro waiting on my PCM to to be finished.

The pay better or worse than the shop side?

[Scott Mc]

The pay better or worse than the shop side?

It is way better when you are working, about 3500ish a week but it all depends on, mother nature, your licensing, and hustle. I am freelance for 3 companies but you can go work for an A list Ins company and make about 70 a year with low hours, a company car and staying local. My current preference is Storm chasing because its a rush and new everyday.