u/CookieLoverBR

How does taking my money make sense if insurance cos. made a mistake while paying?

Happened with a friend but I am very frustrated. So apparently, she (my friend) did the sessions for a long term client. Insurance client.

The sessions were frequent. and payments were also on time. Now, in some audit for last year, insurance company found out that the client was not really covered as their policy had ended for a brief time in the middle. Now, they are charging back the money from my friend. How does this make sense?

She would have discontinued the sessions or something if she had known before. In general also, this is completely insurance cos. fault.

What are her options in this case? It's not a very big amount but it's not a small amount either. But, I feel this is unfair to her and to all of us in general.

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u/CookieLoverBR — 4 days ago

How does taking my money make sense if insurance cos. made a mistake while paying?

Happened with a friend but I am very frustrated. So apparently, she (my friend) did the sessions for a long term client. Insurance client.

The sessions were frequent. and payments were also on time. Now, in some audit for last year, insurance company found out that the client was not really covered as their policy had ended for a brief time in the middle. Now, they are charging back the money from my friend. How does this make sense?

She would have discontinued the sessions or something if she had known before. In general also, this is completely insurance cos. fault.

What are her options in this case? It's not a very big amount but it's not a small amount either. But, I feel this is unfair to her and to all of us in general.

reddit.com
u/CookieLoverBR — 4 days ago