Jim S
Anaheim,#2Consumer Comment
Fri, March 09, 2012
This is not the fault of AFLAC. This is ALL the fault of your HR department and someone there needs to be fired and never allowed to work in either payroll or HR again. The premiums are paid by your company with the approval of your HR group. If they stopped paying AFLAC as they should have per your direction, and the deduction kept right on going, your company owes you a lot of money. Still, you should have caught this error before it all spiraled out of control, as it has. If they continued to pay yhour premiums to them even after your written direction.... someone needs to be fired...seriously.
Having said that, Peoplesoft has to be one of THEEEEEE most f'd up systems ever. I have consulted for three companies implementing Peoplesoft and none of the systems EVER worked right - EVER. The people at Peoplesoft and their consulting partners need to fire themselves for being so incompetent and forced to march naked in front of their clients.... though I'm not certain who would be more mortified. GEEZ I get angry every time I think about those morons at Peoplesoft....
Sorry for the visual. Best of luck to you!!
AflacPhyllis
Columbus,#3UPDATE Employee
Thu, March 08, 2012
Hi Me again, I'm AflacPhyllis an Aflac worldwide headquarters employee here to help. I'm so sorry that your service experience with Aflac has not met your expectations; I can assist you. In order to assist you I will need the full name of the policyholder and the policy number. In order to protect your privacy, please email this information to me at [email protected].
Thank you,
AflacPhyllis
RCWynn
Clinton,#4Author of original report
Fri, February 17, 2012
Yes, as strange as it sounds People Soft lists me as not listed as receiving the Aflac benefits on one screen, and only on the screen which shows my paycheck does it show the deductions being made for AFLAC, so it does show both. You may be correct that I should have caught it initially, but my pay is received electronically and my bills are paid electronically. There is something wrong with the entire system and I will get to the bottom of it. My HR and AFLAC have copies of all of the documentation. I am simply reporting facts as they stand now.
Robert
Irvine,#5Consumer Comment
Fri, February 17, 2012
AFLAC has zero control over the deductions on your Paycheck. It actually seems like it is your HR Department and PeopleSoft are the ones giving you the Run-Around.
You said PeopleSoft record reflecting that I do not have an AFLAC account. and I checked in PeopleSoft (my employer's payroll system), and saw that the AFLAC fees were being deducted.
- It can't be both of those statements. If PeopleSoft does not show you have an AFLAC Account then they should not be deducting any money.
I did not notice the first deduction, but after again noticing what I thought was a mistake in accounting on my part,
- I wonder how you could miss a $110 deduction on your check? Either you didn't review your payroll check, or you did review it and didn't notice $110 difference in what you thought it should be. You should still be entitled to the premiums being returned. But this is a problem when trying to claim they owe you the Overdraft fees. It is still your responsibility to know your account balance. So you should have verified the amount deposited into your bank account BEFORE you spent it.
Flynrider
Phoenix,#6Consumer Comment
Fri, February 17, 2012
They are the ones who actually deduct the money from your pay. AFLAC is not in charge of your company's payroll system. Your company is.
You should provide them with your confirmations that the policy was cancelled effective January 1st and insist that they stop the deductions immediately. This should not take months, it should take minutes.