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United Healthcare refuses ro issue me a refund
United Healthcare refuses ro issue me a refund on healthcare insurance purchased then canceled. I have called and talked to multple customer service agents, documented date and time I talked to them and still no refund.This started in June 2018 and 3 months later no refund. what do I do.
Asked on September 6, 2018 under Business Law, Maryland
Answers:
SJZ, Member, New York Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 6 years ago | Contributor
Ultimately, if you believe that you are entitled to a refund and they will not provide one, your recourse is to sue for the money. You do not describe the situation in detail; bear in mind that if you unilaterally canceled the policy (e.g. simply decided you don't want it), you are NOT necessarily entitled to a refund: there is no general legal principal entitling you to a refund for goods or services you paid for simply because you decide you do not want or need them. So while there are circumstances under which you'd be owed a refund, do not assume that cancelling automatically entitles you to one.
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