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@reevanraja I will give you this piece of advice — For whichever company does not cover the claim, talk to them to see if they will backdate cancelling the policy at all if you show them proof of double coverage. That might get some extra cash in your pocket, to help offset some of the out of...

@reevanraja Without knowing each company’s policy, I can say this — Is it possible to withdraw a claim? Definitely, insureds to it all the time, but that’s generally in cases of fraud (which doesn’t apply here, based on what you’re describing) or if they had originally opened with a 3rd party...

@reevanraja You’re gonna hate me again, lol— But not without filing the claim. And if a claim is already open with another carrier, I’d expect a lot of pushback from them.

@reevanraja That would help me out in so many ways, too, lol.

@reevanraja Typically, rental reimbursement only applies for a covered loss. I’ve never seen a carrier who would cover that if you didn’t file the claim with them.

@sunshine158 Yes, this is normal. No, you can’t fight it with them. You can shop for a different carrier. An independent agent would be a great idea in this case.

@akala The rate is not fixed or guaranteed, even after you make a payment. It does suck, and I’m sorry you’re going through this, but there is an underwriting period that insurers have during the beginning of a policy to make rate adjustments or correct mistakes. You can shop around and cancel...

@nilsa I read like the first two words and decided to pass 🤣