Rest assured the ins. co. will get off the pot and pay what you're deserved. Sometimes all it takes is a letter from an Atty. to get the grease flowing.
I've achieved good results by a.) threatening to write to the state insurance commissioner, and b.) writing to the state insurance commissioner.
Rest assured the ins. co. will get off the pot and pay what you're deserved. Sometimes all it takes is a letter from an Atty. to get the grease flowing.
I've achieved good results by a.) threatening to write to the state insurance commissioner, and b.) writing to the state insurance commissioner.
I like the sound of that one. Couldn't hurt to write a letter. I also think I'll be taking it up with her supervisor as soon as possible, now that I've got some comfort that it isn't necessarily an accepted practice.
My own insurance company, which was also particularly useless and problem causing, said the company in question almost certainly would not pay the rental insurance, which had led me to believe it was commonplace to deny rental ins. payment, at least locally.