When I got home from my day job yesterday, I had received a letter in the mail and a check from my car insurer telling me my policy had been canceled and the check was a refund for the canceled policy. Huh? I didn't cancel my auto policy. It turns out my old policy was changed by the insurer (without my knowledge) to a different policy, yet I wasn't notified of this change. When I went to talk to the agent today and found out what had happened, I was livid. I told the guy, "This is a bad way to do business!" The guy didn't even seem to care. He was so blase about the whole thing and that just made me angrier than I already was. I'm seriously considering changing my insurer and going with someone else just because of this. I almost told the agent, "This is why people go to the gecko!" (meaning GEICO), but I didn't. My insurance carrier claims in their ads that they're on my side and they may be, but they're lousy communicators. Who makes a policy change and doesn't notify the policy holder? That's ridiculous.
There's one insurance company that I won't deal with at all because they totally tried to screw my family out of money after a claim. You pay your insurance faithfully and then when you file a claim in your time of need, they deny you. We had to hire an attorney and fight just to get what we were entitled to. Sad.
Insurance companies and banks will be the ultimate undoing of the republic, them and pharmaceuticals!!!!
ReplyDelete