Yes, Allstate allows this via email. I was told to include the policy number as well as the effective date for the cancellation.
You will probably have to sign a cancellation request in order to cancel your policy in the middle of a term. I suggest that you call the 800 number if you don't have an agent.
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There is no all-encompassing email address for life insurance policies. Policies are issued by individual insurers, and each of them likely has an email address. Look on the policy and determine the name of the issuing company. If it is a relatively new policy, the email address may be shown. If not, certainly the policy will contain a customer service phone number. You can call it and get the email address. If all of that dails, you can contact the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) and it will probably have the information.
There different ways to cancel unauthorized transactions to your account. You should contact the respective institution so as to cancel the transactions through phone, email or visiting the place in person.
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Most companies will send you a policy confirmation letter. If you can not locate that, contact the company via phone, email, or log into your account to obtain your documents. Most insurance companies are happy to get you a copy of your insurance policy. That should serve as legal proof.
If you can't get it on-line from their website just call your insurance agent. Your agent will have a copy of your policy in his file and can usually email it to you within 5 minutes or so.
This site can gather life insurance quotes for you and send them to your email so that you can review each one: https://www.selectquote.com
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Dear Life Insurance Co name, RE: Policy number To whom it may concern, Please cancel my life insurance policy effective immediatly. Sincerly, If you are older than 52 I would suggest you sell it rather than just cancle it. I can help. 4LifeGuild It's also a good idea to send an email advising then that you've sent the fax: when I did this, someone replied within an hour with a better, more direct fax number to use.
It depends who your service provider is. You can often cancel your subscription (if you have one), or simply allow it to lapse. If you are referring to a sent email then that is not possible.
trying to get information on a policy for a David R. Close policy number 2,135,679. can you assist. Barbara Diasparra email minerva1936@att.net