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Scammers

by Angry customer on Feb 7, 2020
1 out of 5 stars

I called these guys and cancelled my home contents insurance and they didn't cancel it. Apparently typed into the computer that the call was for a quote on how much it would cost if I cancelled it which is false. Then they tried to say they cancelled it due to non-payment. (when they directly withdraw the money from my account monthly) and sent some 98.74 to collections without so much as a phone call. I called them to find out wtf is going on the rep was extremely disrespectful. So I asked for a supervisor to which he denied me a supervisor. Kept repeating that my home contents insurance was cancelled due to non-payment. My rates got jacked up. I'm changing insurance companies and I suggest no one trusts these scam artists.

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Scammers. Not deserve a star!

by Jpriel on Jul 9, 2019
1 out of 5 stars

I cancelled my auto and home insurance policy last month since I found a better price from another company. The home insurance was ridiculously high, over $3,000 a year; they said that was their best-combined offer, we had to use them because we were using their auto insurance and we were too busy moving, after we settled down, we looked around for different quotes and decided to cancel, they charged us about $350.00 each cancellation, which is more than $700.00, we never had to pay cancellation fee with previous companies. They warned us they will put to a collection agency if we don’t pay for it. We end up no choice to pay them the painful price. Lesson learned and I will never recommend this company to anyone.

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30% INCREASE FOR INSURANCE

by 30%INCREASE on Jan 7, 2019
1 out of 5 stars

My first year of home insurance with Belair was around $1400, then it went to $1500, and this year I was told it would cost me $1975!!! I was shocked that they would raise rates 30% in one year, I have had no claims and also insured both my vehicles with them. I called to find out why the huge increase and I was told it was a general increase, no real reason or explanation given to me. I have received two other quotes with the same coverage for $1000 and $880. Once my auto insurance is due, I will be cancelling that as well. Goodbye and Good Riddance Belair, you have zero customer appreciation and horrible insurance rates.

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Avoid Belairdirect

by Fed up on Aug 15, 2018
1 out of 5 stars

Called with an enquiry about my renewal (received nothing in the mail, only an email reminder) 1 week before due date. Over 8 years as a client for house and cars with not a single claim. Out of the blue was asked about the types of plumbing in my house which has Poly B. Told they would no longer provide insurance coverage. The policy was already at $1995/ year for the house with maximum discounts. AVOID! We are cancelling cars at renewal time as I have zero trust in them.

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A new broom sweeps well

by goodbye on Aug 9, 2018
1 out of 5 stars

Like a new broom, Belair is great the first year, but they quickly wear out their welcome. A poorly managed company that results in ridiculous premium increases year after year after year. It's time to find me a new insurance provider.

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Premium doubled

by Buttergon on Feb 9, 2018
1.5 out of 5 stars

I paid for my policy up front and wasn't notified of pending renewal (due in six days). When I looked it up, I was shocked to see that my premium had doubled, without explanation–even though I had made no claims, and absolutely nothing had changed in either my circumstances or policy. Customer service was unable to explain the untoward increase. So I called around, and obtained exactly the same coverage, with exactly the same deductibles, for less than my original premium. Happy to report that I saved over $300.

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bad and expensive policy

by wolf2049 on Dec 6, 2017
1 out of 5 stars

my insurance expired and when i tried to renew after 1 week the price increase was $300. customer service is slow and inexperienced. ive been a customer for 6 years and this is how i get treated. guys on the phone seem like they dont want our business lol.

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Disaster of a company

by TW on Oct 25, 2017
1 out of 5 stars

Just got my home insurance renewal...for no reason a 100% INCREASE monthly. That's right. My home insurance premiums are DOUBLING. Despite the lowest crime rate of any neighbourhood in the city, my premium has gone up. Best part? They refuse to talk to me about it.

Now lets move on to my auto insurance. NEVER had an at fault accident, one that ended up being 50/50 for some reason, despite the fact I was stopped and stationary while someone ran smack into my car...those rates increased 50$ per month!!!!!!

Government needs to begin regulating this garbage. Insurance companies are NOTHING but legal rackets.

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Couldn't Do Worse!

by Mr. Destiny on Jul 20, 2017
1.5 out of 5 stars

This company, Belair Direct, is a huge rip-off. Their rates are about 25% higher than other companies even with their so-called discount for home and auto insurance bundled together!

Worse, when I told them I didn't want to renew my residential policy after it elapsed they charged me more than $50.00 for an administrative fee to "cancel" a policy that had already run out.That was more than 10% of the cost of the policy. Now you'd think, well why bother cancelling it. Because if I didn't and they cancelled it from their side I would never be able to purchase home insurance from anyone else because other companies can't sell it to you if any other company has canceled your policy previously!!

And then I had to wait for almost an hour while the agent processed my non renewal on her computer that kept freezing! So add in an hour of my time and what I might have earned or done with it.

Don't be fooled by the people you talk to in customer service; they are actually pretty helpful and diligent, but the fees and policies of this corporate thief will fleece you.

I doubt you could find a worse experience with any other insurance agency.

And that's just trying to cancel a policy that had already expired a week earlier. I can't imagine how these weasels would behave if I'd actually had a claim!!!

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Worst service ever.

by TonyV on May 30, 2017
1 out of 5 stars

I called for a claim in Feb 2016 because I had a few spots in the ceiling of my basement and an adjuster came to see in early March 2016. She told me that it was hard to see where the water was coming from and that there was no damage to my house. She did say that the water was probably due to the ice on the roof and that she was going to send a contractor to verify this. I received a call from a contractor in the end of August 2017 to verify the damages so I refused because it was tool late and I never put in a claim.
Now I get my insurance renewal and am hit with a $5000 deduction because it says in my file that I refused to repair a leaky roof.
I am presently shopping around for a new insurance company.

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