Complaint Review: Mid-West National Life Insurance Company Of Tennessee - North Richland Texas
- Mid-West National Life Insurance Company Of Tennessee 9151 Boulevard 26 North Richland, Texas U.S.A.
- Phone: 888-733-1110
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- Category: Health Insurance
Mid-West National Life Insurance Company Of Tennessee After canceling insurance Mid West continued to debit our bank account North Richland Texas
*UPDATE EX-employee responds: That's pretty common unfortunately! =(
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On December 28, 2007 I received a letter from an envelope marked Health Markets on the outside. On the inside there were two letters, one from Mid West National Life Insurance Co. of Tennessee and another from Alliance for Affordable Services. The letter was informing me that there would be changes beginning Jan. 1, 2008 (yes just days away, not 30 days as required) as to how the draft from our bank account would be. Immediately I called Mid-west National and ask them what draft? I was shocked to hear that they had been drafting over $250 out of my bank account every month since Jan. 2005 for insurance coverage. Now the shock is that on Feb. 5, 2005 my husband cancelled this insurance coverage, because they opted to not cover him and my oldest son. After many conversations with several different representatives, we discovered that Mid West has documented the phone conversation that my husband had with a Dorothy Rivers and also the underwriting department on that Feb. 5th. Now also to add to this nightmare, we never received any correspondence from either company (Alliance was taking out $40 a month) or insurance cards or even word from the original sales person (Jennifer Rice) who is still employed with the agency (as per the agency). Now you may ask why didn't we see this draft before now. Let me tell you the draft did not indicate Mid West but AAS.
Well this is the simular to one of the subscriptions we have for malpractice insurance so it did not bring an alarm to myself, my husband or our accountant as being out of the ordinary. I learned a valuable lesson from that mistake. However, Mid West is refusing to refund any money. They also refuse to send me any documentation showing that any claims were ever filed (there were never claims filed, because we never received insurance cards because we canceled the coverage immediately.) So this company has taken over $9,000 of our money, knowing that we cancelled. I plan on getting the insurance commission for our state involved because this is not right. So consumers out there beware! Even if this company has documentation showing we made the call, it is still their word against the consumer. And oh by the way, the recorded phone calls they claim they have, we have yet to receive a copy of as we requested. We also requested for the paperwork to be sent to us and have yet to receive that. We did receive one phone call from a Ciara stating that she will research with her upper leadership, but can not guarantee anything.
Michele
North Augusta, South Carolina
U.S.A.
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#1 UPDATE EX-employee responds
That's pretty common unfortunately! =(
AUTHOR: Buster - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, January 22, 2008
Sorry to hear of your experience. Plenty of the agents like myself did our best to service and explain the insurance products to clients and prospective clients, but there is also a lot of mischeivious things that also occur in their business and with agents. Not knowing your premiums were getting auto deducted nor that they were separate, is not uncommon. It was something that was probably intentionally breezed over at your appointment since that auto deduct would often kill the deal. I think several of their agents have done and that and probably still do.
I quit months ago after a couple years working for them, and they're trying to say I owe them a couple thousand dollars...go figure! I ended up losing money working for them because clients kept cancelling. It doesn't appear to be what we're told to go over at the appointments. They will reap what they sow.
Also, check out the lovely article on the NAIC.org about the company that owns them, Health Markets:
http://www.naic.org/Releases/2008_docs/exam_national_health_problems.htm.
It isn't good what's going on and I hope someone can stop this type of crud...it's a bummer to be a victim.
Good luck,


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