Insurer Cancelled Policy and Sent to Collections Without Notice
An Allstate homeowner policy was silently cancelled and the account sent to a collections agency without the policyholder receiving any direct notification. Administrative errors in policy management leave customers with no coverage and damaged credit. There is no transparent audit trail or alert system for policy status changes.
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