Allstate Claims Mishandling and Surprise Cancellation Fee After Policy Switch
A not-at-fault accident led to months of Allstate claims confusion, incorrect deductible charges, and an unresolved ADAS calibration failure. After canceling, the customer was billed $380 for a day of insurance due to autopay discount removal. Auto insurance claims handling lacks a clear escalation path and produces unexpected billing upon policy cancellation.
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