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Jacksonville,#2UPDATE Employee
Mon, February 04, 2008
These are not United American Insurance practices. I have sold policies that have had to go up and the company always sends a letter to show the increase. You either had a bad agent who was afread to loose the commission or you are not with the right company. Unless you lied on your application and said there was no problems with your health and they found out later there was this is not possible. This company does not operate this way.
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Lancaster,#3UPDATE EX-employee responds
Fri, January 04, 2008
I am an ex-employee of this company. Please look at your policy. When your agent delivered your policy you should have signed a paper saying that your 30 day free look period started on that day. If you are still in that 30 day free look pd you can get all of your money back. Also you should have been notified that your permium has increased. Call the number on the back of your card and you should have no problem getting your money back, and resolving this issue. I have worked with insurance for several years, some managers do not train new agents very well and the clients are the ones that suffer from it. As an agent I urge all people to read their policies carefully! A policy is a contract - I can't memorize the entire contract. Agents highlight the important aspects of the policy, and I ALWAYS tell my clients to READ THIS CONTRACT - MAKE SURE THIS IS WHAT YOU EXPECTED YOU HAVE 30 DAYS FROM TODAYS DATE TO CHANGE YOUR MIND - I also read my policies - they are boring but when you purchase a limited benefit policy you need to know your limits! Good luck - I hope you get this resolved.