Allstate Ignores Homeowner Claim Supplement Requests for Weeks With No Manager Response
After filing a water damage claim, an Allstate customer waited weeks for the adjuster to review a supplement request with no response from the assigned claims manager. The supplemental review process appears to have no enforced SLA, leaving claimants in limbo during property repairs. This reflects a deliberate friction strategy that discourages full claim realization.
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