Insurance Company Reinstates Canceled Policy, Sends to Collections, and Ruins Consumer Credit
An insurer reinstated a canceled auto policy without authorization and sent the fraudulent balance to collections, damaging the consumer's credit score and causing loss of a home purchase. Despite 50+ hours of calls, documentation submissions, and promises, the error remains unresolved.
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