New Insurance Policies Contain Errors That Immediately Damage Customer Credit Scores
Within days of obtaining a new insurance policy, customers experience insurer-caused errors that hit their credit scores. When customers try to cancel over these errors, they are refused and subjected to condescending treatment. The inability to exit a harmful relationship compounds the initial damage.
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