By lentkaysi - 10/09/2015 22:55 - United States - Syracuse
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wow thanks for all the comments guys! yes, my luck in this case was awful. for those wondering, I did pay my insurance. the issue wasn't non payment. I just bought my car less than a month ago. Progressive, my company, never informed me of the photo inspection with new cars and since this is my first new car I had no idea. They chose their sole form of communication through postal service. Never received an email. so comp and collision were cancelled on my car insurance. Now the post office is 100% responsible for fixing my car. However, since its the government insurance they take their sweet time. I will be without my car for many months unless my insurance will cover and they can reimburse my insurance. You guessed it....that's not gonna happen. yes I will be suing. yes I will be without my brand new car, that now has $7000 worth of damage. fml.
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You can sue them for that
Everyone here says to sue. I say to plot your revenge, build an army, make them fear you and then crush them into the ground.
This. Suing is boring. Revenge plots are fun!
that sucks op!!! hopefully you can sort it out without too much bureaucratic red tape!!!
It's a conspiracy against you
Just curious, why was it cancelled? Here my insurance is due on the same day every year, so even if the letter didn't come I'd still know it's due. Hopefully they will still cover you, given the circumstances. I have heard of them covering certain claims "in good faith" in similar circumstances for long-time customers.
I could be 100% wrong on this but I don't think every insurance company is as honorable as that and quite possibly they did cancel on op
lol that's funny in a messed up way I am SO sorry that happened to you!
That's ironic...it's called snail mail for a reason...after all this is on them...transfer to online...you shouldn't have an issue unless the internet shuts down
You sure they also didn't send you multiple emails or even call you, OP? I find it hard to believe that the only form of communication they used for the cancellation was snail mail.
It happens more often then you think...
No, it does not "happen more often than you think." If the insurance carrier wants something from you, they will contact you any way possible. OP was most likely canceled for non payment. People who don't pay their insurance always use "I didn't get any contact from you" as an excuse.
My last insurance company had two lines of communication. Snail mail and cancellation. I've since moved, but back then I would frequently get my neighbors' mail (including financial aid checks for college, government aid, bills, etc.) and it was not uncommon for me to expect something that would never come. Yes, it happens.
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Sue them
They hit you... They are responsible for the damages, not you.