Insurance Agents Promise Policy Refunds That Are Never Processed
A consumer was verbally promised a full refund for a canceled insurance policy but never received payment months later with no explanation. The absence of a trackable refund commitment at point of cancellation leaves customers unable to hold agents accountable. This reflects a broader gap in insurance refund transparency and audit trail tooling.
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