Insurance Refunds Delayed for Months After Policy Cancellation
A policyholder canceled home insurance before renewal but was charged for months afterward, and despite partial refunds, is still owed money after repeated escalations with no resolution. This reflects a broader pattern where insurers slow-walk refund processing after cancellation, leaving customers to chase money they are owed.
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