Insurance Refund Check Misdirected to Closed Account With No Resolution Path
A policyholder canceling insurance was owed a refund check that was instead direct-deposited to a closed bank account; despite proof the funds were returned, the insurer failed to reissue payment and gave conflicting information across representatives. This is a one-off billing and operations breakdown rather than a broadly recurring pattern in this data.
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