Allstate Reinstated Cancelled Policy Without Consent and Sent Debt to Collections
Allstate reinstated an explicitly cancelled homeowner insurance policy using a forged signature on file without consumer notification, then sent the unauthorized balance to collections—damaging a 27-year credit history. Customers spent hours on hold with no corporate accountability path. This represents insurance bad faith fraud with no consumer tooling to challenge unauthorized policy reinstatement.
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