Aflac Aflac sent me a check and then put a stop payment on it. Starkville Nationwide

I am an agent in your area. You didn't make a few things clear. 1) What was the check for?  2) How long was your policy terminated and 3) how can your bank stop payment on a check that was already funded?  

I have never heard of Aflac's customer service not giving an explanation and believe me, I have heard a lot of crazy things and they always have an answer. With more information, I can get you an answer.

You did read all of my report right. If you did then you would see I was ending my policy and I was not covered but my employer sent payment when they should not have. I called Aflac and they said my employer reinstated my policy. I told Aflac  they can't do that and that I'm the only one that can do that. Aflac told me I was not covered for that time they sent me a check I cashed it. Then about 10 days I got a stop payment from the bank. Aflac did not send me anything to let me know that they put a stop payment on the check

 What happened was my employer quit sending payment to Aflac and Aflac sent me a cancelation notice. I told my employer that was fine and told them I was not going to keep the policy. I was not covered anymore. Then my employer sent the payment to Aflac by accident . So Aflac sent me a check for a little over 800 dollars . I went and cashed it at my bank. A few days later I get a stop payment for that check. Good thing I had the money to cover it. When I called Aflac they said my employer reinstated my policy. I ask how can they do that if I was not covered during that time. All said and done Aflac said they can't help me...

1.  What Aflac policy(ies) do you have?

2. Had you filed a claim?  Were you EXPETING a check?

3.  Why didn't you call your Aflac agent and ask for clarification?

4.  You claim you called Aflac and they said they "couldn't help you."  I have a hard time believing that is all they said.   I'm sure you asked WHY they put a stop-payment on the check, and furthermore, I'm sure they have you an answer.  Why don't you want to reveal those deatils? 

No disrepect intended, my friend, but I strongly suspect there is WHOLE LOT MORE to this story of yours than you are telling.    Aflac is not some dinky little company operating out of someone's garage.  They are a well respected corporation, in business continuously since 1955, and traded on the New York Stock exchange.  As a publicly traded company, they are under intense scrutiny by the SEC. 

No, I"m NOT an employee of Aflac.  But I DO have several policies that my husband pays for through his employer.   Your post caught my eye, because about 4 years ago, I received 4 or 5 more checks than I should have from Aflac (we have the Cancer plan, and once a year, I get $75 when I have my mammogram. )   I usually have it in January, I send in the form to Aflac, and I get a check about a week later.  Only this time, I kept getting checks.  AFter awhile, I felt guilty and called Aflac.  They said I could keep the money since it was their mistake, but they were going to put a stop payment on the next check, which I hadn't even received yet.   When it arrived, I tore it up.

Aflac had to have a good rason to put a stop-payment on your check.   And I think you know what it is, you're just not telling.   That's just my opinon anyways.

 Are you an AFLAC member? Do you pay monthly payments to them?  I have never heard of any insurance company putting a stop payment on a check and I worked for Healthcare company.  There are just too many checks generated per week that there is no way to put a stop payment on any check/.

You DID ask, right?