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Originally Posted by fotze
Is it possible in the first case and you had two plans the fine print says the maximum is $300 no matter the coverage and the only reason you go two payments is because they did not know of the secondary company covereage or had no way to know. Now you are just screwed because they will know.
I know mortgage insurance will not pay out if you have life insurance or some other kind of insurance. Maybe this is the same thing but companies just say "fata it" and don;t try and investigate if you got paid out already.
Either way, having dual coveraghe is costing you or the company money and you should stop paying them that money.
Also, what company is this?
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Nope I had to submit the first insurance company's response to what the covered to the other insurance company.
It showed that they only paid $300 of the total amount because that was the maximum. The response from my insurance company showed that $300 was paid by 'another Plan'