Insurance phone support: hours of hold, then disconnected
Customers trying to reach insurance adjusters are placed on hold for hours only to have calls disconnected before speaking to anyone. This pattern of inaccessible live support is systemic across large insurers and leaves claimants unable to advance open claims. The lack of callback options or status visibility compounds the frustration.
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