Roland R.
3/5
The office seems to be out of touch with policy with State Farm corporate. Troubles started when I had to file claim for a not-at-fault accident. I had rental coverage but the office provided me with the wrong rental coverage amount because they had changed their rental policy at the time. This lack of relevant information from the office caused me to pay extra out of pocket expenses for my rental. The only compensation I received from the office was "Sorry we gave you the wrong information"
Fast forward a few months and they decided to drop my vehicle insurance because I filed two claims within 3 months of each other. I even asked before I filed the second claim if this would effect my insurance policy at all, I was told that it would not significantly effect my policy, so I filed the second claim. Now months later, I am told they are dropping me and my 3 vehicles from the auto policy! I had been with State Farm for over 15 years and never filed a claim before. Two claims within 3 months, over 15 years is wrong.
State Farm insurance policy borders on theft. This particular office is ill-prepared to honestly answer customer questions with real answers or solutions.
I am sure I will get a courtesy canned responce that equates to, "well to bad for you".
An update to my initial review:
After I placed my review online, Andrew Sayer's office called me with an invitation to call them back and discuss this matter. Which I was happy to participate with. I asked to set up a phone call with Mr. Sayer himself. To his credit, he called me back. I appreciate Mr Sayer's willingness to listen to my concerns and take the time to try to understand my perspective. Which he did with genuine concern. We both knew the conversation was not going to change the situation, but I appreciate that he honestly listened and coincided with some of my concerns. Though we did not agree on certain aspects of my complaints, he took the time to listen and he had the opportunity to state his findings.
I am still not happy with what happened! I still believe communication could have been better applied for better customer outcomes and I feel that is the responsibility of the local office. The outcomes have had substantial long term financial effects that I still feel are unduly applied!
Having said that, I also felt that Andrew genuinely listened, was very honest, and was genuinely concerned about me as a customer. I did not receive the "canned answer" I was expecting in my previous post. And that was refreshing to receive in todays lack of customer service.
If I had a chance to go back to his office would I do so? Yes I would because we both have learned something from this and we both have a greater understanding of customer service and what that means for both parties. I know now what direct questions I can ask to ensure clarity in the communication process.