My robustness insurance company over compensated me $66,667.83 over times past 4 years. Why do I own to salary it spinal column?
I called the insurance company 4 years ago and told them they were paying me to much. I call three times & spoke with three different people. They adjectives said I was getting the right amount. I received a call two days ago from the Insurance company. They want the over allowance back in one month. Plus they hold on to on sending me checks...I dont understand why I have to salary them back when its their fault and their still sending checks to me.
Do I really hold to pay them back?? I dont own that kind of money laying around within my check book.
I would love some answers to this Mess I'm in.
Thanks in mortgage P-Sue
Answers:
that sucks they should just shove it because it was at hand fault
If your'e on LTD you should ring up the ins. co and ask them about a lump sum settlement...they will want to offset the settlement by the overpayment amount, but it is a viable odds depending on your age and specifics of your case. If you refuse to discharge, all they can do is drop u to the minimum benefit.
I dont know... But I get ask my friends about this. :-)
First, since you realized that you be receiving an overpayment and you opted to bread the checks regardless, you will be help responsible for paying back the overages.
Second, contact an attorney who can negotiate a settlement rate for you. Even if you're competent to document that you spoke with someone at the company and they assured you the amount was correct, by your cashing the checks, you signified you agreed the amount be correct.
Good luck.
stop cashing in the checks.
doesn't matter who's criticize it is, if it's not money your entitled to, you don't get to keep it.
Contact a advocate, I hope you can document your conversations.If so they may be willing to negotiate, especially if they are still overpaying you. Big insurance companies are notorious for making mistakes and later asking you to fix them.
I would get an attorney if I be you before you respond.
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Do I really hold to pay them back?? I dont own that kind of money laying around within my check book.
I would love some answers to this Mess I'm in.
Thanks in mortgage P-Sue
Answers:
that sucks they should just shove it because it was at hand fault
If your'e on LTD you should ring up the ins. co and ask them about a lump sum settlement...they will want to offset the settlement by the overpayment amount, but it is a viable odds depending on your age and specifics of your case. If you refuse to discharge, all they can do is drop u to the minimum benefit.
I dont know... But I get ask my friends about this. :-)
First, since you realized that you be receiving an overpayment and you opted to bread the checks regardless, you will be help responsible for paying back the overages.
Second, contact an attorney who can negotiate a settlement rate for you. Even if you're competent to document that you spoke with someone at the company and they assured you the amount was correct, by your cashing the checks, you signified you agreed the amount be correct.
Good luck.
stop cashing in the checks.
doesn't matter who's criticize it is, if it's not money your entitled to, you don't get to keep it.
Contact a advocate, I hope you can document your conversations.If so they may be willing to negotiate, especially if they are still overpaying you. Big insurance companies are notorious for making mistakes and later asking you to fix them.
I would get an attorney if I be you before you respond.
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