Allstate Billing Locks Premiums Before Removal But Charges Instantly for Additions
Allstate finalizes bills 20 days in advance and refuses to adjust for mid-cycle vehicle removals, while immediately charging for additions. This asymmetric policy forces customers to pay for coverage on vehicles they no longer own, creating a perceived fairness and trust problem.
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