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Insurance agent's service.?
I applied for insurance while I was healthy however due to the agents mistake I had to resubmit for approval about 6 months later and got it approved this time.
By this time I has some symptoms however not serious.
Can the insurance company refuse to pay up for the claims made and requests to sign exclusion?
3 Answers
- LoriLv 61 decade agoFavourite answer
It depends on the condition and the company, but yes they can refuse to pay for a pre-existing condition or to waiver or exclude it. It is your choice to accept those terms or refuse.
- 1 decade ago
Technically, the agent represents you. So, the Insurance Company will not accept this argument. About the symptoms, it depends on whether the ailments are permanent or curable
- 1 decade ago
all insurance agents must have "errors and omissions" insurance for this type of problem you can probably sue or make a huge fuss to the copporate company and you might get a deal cut.
