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@chugpup You might want a career change, or a role change if this is upsetting you this much. If people intrinsically knew all of this, you wouldn't have a job.

@dixiegypsy31 No worries. Insurance can be very confusing, and unfortunately a lot of people in the industry forget that and act like it's all common stuff everyone knows. We get it, and that's why a lot of us are here to help.

@dixiegypsy31 if you were told that, then absolutely yes, they were wrong. However they may have been trying to discuss a non-owned policy and just handling it poorly. If you do find yourself without a vehicle again this is usually a good idea since it will give you continuous coverage when...

@mjb048 This. The insurance company didn't report you as "driving without a license." They simply reported you no longer have insurance, and whatever process you did to transfer ownership of the car to someone else got screwed up. But it's easier to blame insurance than yourself.

@hollywoodbowles No one is trying to break you. Everyone at AFICS is trying to work the claim and get it moving and handled as quick as they can. The problem is, at AFICS as quick as they can is still sometimes frustratingly slow and with no communication because they wildly over work their...

@sithum 3 days is typically plenty of time from when the payment is made. You most likely knew it was totaled and you would need a replacement for a few days before that as well. You don't get forever.