Insurance Policy Cancellation Not Processed Despite Confirmation, Continued Billing
A customer who canceled an Allstate policy received confirmation and a refund amount, then was charged again the following day indicating the cancellation was not actually processed. Corporate contact was unresponsive to the issue. Isolated incident exposing systemic cancellation processing failures.
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