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On Valentine's day, Illinois resident Brenda Daurham was thankful she had home insurance whena pipe under her sink burst, causing serious water damage throughout her property.
Over six months later, Daurham is still displaced from her home after Allstate refused to pay for the repairs.
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"I just want somebody to step in and help me." Luckily for her, someone has.
Filmmaker and billionaireTyler Perry has offered to pay the nearly $18,000 liena repair company put on her home after Allstate refused her claim.
"Hey ALLSTATE!! Step to the front real quick,"Perry posted on his Facebook page.
You call this being in good hands?" Here's how Daurham ended up in this position — and what you can do if you find yourself in a similar bind.
Daurham had lived in her home — and paid for homeowner's insurance — for over 40 years.
As far as she knew, she was doing everything right.
"I have the highest of everything — the highest insurance policy," Daurham told FOX 32 Chicago.
"Everything is covered; I always cover everything.
And then when something happens, they don't cover anything." To make things worse, Allstate originally said they would pay for the repairs to her home.
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