Should I take STATE FARM TO COURT?

[moto22]

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That's the thing, gonna taste bad, but the op needs to realise he handled the situation in the wrong way and is getting burned for it now, and is jus gonna have to pack this whole mess up with State farm, sit down and EAT IT like a picnic lunch on a hot day, then wash in down with a tall glass of lesson learned ...

 

[Robert_Smalls08]

Quite the story. To answer your initial question, no you should not take state farm to court. They can change policy within first 60 days. I know it sounds rough but to make a long story short, you handled the situation incorrectly and now will have to eat it just like moto said, and chalk it up as a lesson learned.

 

[Marbleboy]

I am not sure if this helps you but see if you could write a formal complaint letter to SF head office.

Or, check out this site and see if it helps you:

http://www.giocanada.org/index.html

 

[AdRath]

It seems like the standard SF bait and switch. I know that is an accusation of intentional wrong doing but I see too many threads a year of a broker saying one thing and then head office sending out a much larger bill once you are on the road. Seems to happen too much to be a coincidence. People need to remember that what the broker says is meaningless until it is signed off by the head office.

I know its small potatoes but the best option you have is to file a complaint about the broker and their shady work with the insurance regulator (can't remember name at the moment). Insurance companies are heavily regulated and it is good to get complaints on file in case its a common practice.

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