Over The River And Through The Woods Your Mail Will Not Go!
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We said it last year and we will say it again. There will be mail delays as the holidays approach. There’s been a ton of news surrounding the new first-class service standards that, for some addresses, add 2-3 days to the delivery timeline. These delays continue to affect insurance customers who send their payments by mail. Many don’t even receive their bills until AFTER the payment is due. Mailed payments are taking over a week to get to the right place. When a payment deadline is missed, insurance companies asses late fees and send cancellation notices. For this reason, we recommend paying your insurance bills online or by phone. Most carriers offer these options, and we encourage our clients to take advantage of them. If you are billed directly by your company, go to their website or go to our BILLING page to find the right link. Check their sites for information on online billing options. We can provide your policy number or any other information needed to assist you