Unauthorized Removal of Insurance Coverage During Policy Transfer
A policyholder discovered that rental reimbursement coverage was silently dropped when transferring an auto insurance policy to a new vehicle, without notification or consent. The gap surfaced only when the coverage was needed for a repair, resulting in unexpected out-of-pocket costs.
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