My Wife and I work for different companies. Hers is a prominent Doctors office in Euless, TX. I work for a major Optical Lab in Dallas, TX. We both had Open Enrollment at the same time in 2006. In the past we tried to keep it simple. Generally we each took our own policies to keep premiums low. ...
I purchased AFLAC through my company with the understanding if i become disabled i would be paid 80% of my income. I was recently put on bedrest by my doctor. Im unable to work and can not support my family. Aflac has denied my covered claim after losing paperwork and sitting on my claim for over a ...
My honest opinion is that the stupid duck plays games. I have a hurt arm, so I cannot write much, but they took my money for 7 years and caused me much additional stress trying to get them to pay (while hurt and medicated at that). Yesterday I faxed my cancellion request to them, after acknowleging ...
Don't buy the rip off insurance! They shaft their employees promise bit benefits after you bust your a* and when you need the benefits they rip them out from under you! They are so ignorant and disorganized. Everyday something changes there and they are worse than the 3 blind mice. Or whos on ...
Aflac violated my right to privacy disclosed my social security number on claim forms sent to my employer and my doctors. Aflac denied it at first until I faxed one back to them and then they said it was an old letter that was sent. I am still waiting since February for the processing of my claims. ...
Well, I thought I was doing the smart thing by adding disability coverage to my policy, but as it appears many, many others have found out (as I see posted everywhere on the Internet) I was wrong. What a nightmare. If I had only known, I would have taken a "light-duty" job, but my agent ...