I recently switched from Allstate to State Farm after I received a very nice quote for my car insurance. I switched policies on Tuesday, and cancelled my old policy. Today I got a call from the lady at State Farm saying that she misquoted me and that my actual amount is 80$ more than she originally said per 6 months.
This makes my old Allstate policy cheaper (only by $15 but still). She said that I would be rebilled, but I'm kind of thinking that I should be entitled to the policy that I was quoted and paid for 3 days ago. Do I have a legal leg to stand on, or do I have to pay the price for someone else's incompetence?
What should I do?
2006-08-25
10:31:43
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leedogg1981
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Cars & Transportation
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She ran my quote as 25 and married as opposed to 25 and single. I'm not gonna fight over 80 bucks spread out over 6 months.... I'm just venting my frustration a little bit. :D
2006-08-25
10:52:46 ·
update #1
Is it still a quote after I've bought and paid for it?
2006-08-25
14:14:06 ·
update #2