Mike
Radford,#2Consumer Suggestion
Mon, January 08, 2007
It is the responsibility of the insurance agent to sell you the proper insurance for the situation as you describe it to him or her. So if it was the dealer, they would've known there was a loan on the car, and told the insurance company to register the finance company as loss payee and forward proof of insurance to them. People who sell insurance have to carry a bond or insurance against making mistakes ("Errors and Omissions"). So you can file a claim on that. You should immediately buy your own insurance and have them notify the finance company that the truck is insured. Then they must cancel the very expensive insurance that they forced on you that doesn't protect you at all.
Steve [Not A Lawyer]
Bradenton,#3Consumer Suggestion
Mon, January 08, 2007
This is just common sense on the part of the insurance company. They are supposed to verify if there is a lienholder. Likewise, the buyer of the new vehicle would surely tell the insurance company about a lienholder. And, the dealership always gives you an affidavit to send to the bank with your insurance information, as it is required to get your registration.
Robert
Wallingford,#4Consumer Comment
Mon, January 08, 2007
Have you put Compass Bank as the lien holder on you auto insurance with Infinety?