Posted by colekicker on July 31, 2014 at 12:41:46 from (63.71.120.26):
Maybe I am getting old and hard to deal with, but I'll let you guys tell me if I am just way off base.
I had auto insurance through a company. They couldn't get my car and truck on the same bill. I requested that 4 times and they still couldn't get it done. It was coming time to re-new and I just bought a new truck. Decided I'd get some quotes when I got pissed about getting 2 bills again. Well, the quotes I got were significantly cheaper for 6 month policy. We're talking $650 difference. So I cancelled and went with a new company. The old company is giving me all kinds of grief about the refund amount I am due. I called and cancelled and they said they needed a signature. I emailed them. Not good enough. I emailed them a signature and still not done. Can't get them to tell me the refund amount. 3 weeks go by and I finally get a refund for my car. Yesterday I got a letter that my truck had cancelled on the due date. I guess they never processed my cancellation. I call the big company, they say I have to speak to the agent. I call the agent, they say they don't handle it. Now, I know we're only talking about $35, but it is more the principle. They were completely ripping me off and won't refund the money. I know they do refunds because I got one for the car. They just didn't process the truck.
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