Deviny Griffith Formal Complaint – False Policy Information, Unjust Fees, and Poor Service
To Whom It May Concern,
I am writing to formally express my deep frustration and disappointment with the way Progressive has handled my policy and my account. While I understand that my policy has been canceled—and I have already spoken to a representative—I feel compelled to document the serious issues I’ve experienced due to Progressive’s internal errors and lack of accountability.
To begin, it is clear that false or inaccurate information was entered into my policy, which triggered a snowball effect of completely unjust fees—all of which were through no fault of my own. Rather than correcting the issue when it was first raised, I was met with vague responses, misdirection, and additional charges that continue to make no sense.
I was also billed for documents I never received by email, mail, or through any online access. Charging customers for materials that were never provided is not only unethical—it borders on fraudulent.
This entire experience has been marked by a lack of basic business communication, transparency, and accountability. Every step of the way, I encountered representatives who either could not provide clear answers or appeared insufficiently trained to handle the matter professionally. The disorganization and inconsistent information I received only added to the confusion and financial strain caused by these errors.
At this point, I feel that I’ve been taken advantage of and misled, and the situation reflects a serious breakdown in both customer service and internal policy management.
I am requesting that this matter be escalated immediately and fully reviewed. I expect all erroneous charges to be removed and a detailed explanation provided of how these errors occurred and what is being done to prevent them from happening again.
If this issue is not resolved promptly and appropriately, I will have no choice but to escalate my complaint to the insurance commissioner, the Better Business Bureau, and other consumer protection agencies.
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