Dear Greg:
We have recently implemented several enhancements to our direct billing system that apply to all policies, regardless of effective date.
In response to your requests, we have instituted a grace period of five calendar days from the payment due date. This grace period becomes effective today and applies to invoices only. A Notice of Intent to Cancel for Non-Payment of Premium will not be issued unless the minimum premium due is not received within the grace period. If a cancellation notice is issued, the effective date of the cancellation will not be extended by any grace period. While this will accommodate occasional delays in mailing time, we would recommend customers who make a payment on or near the actual due date use your agency web payment option to ensure their installment is credited and the policy does not fall into arrears. Next month, we will unveil the first phase of our consumer interface on PlymouthRock.com that will allow customers to access their bills and make payments online without going to the agency.
Also, the return coupon on the billing invoice now lists the payment mailing address on only one side, and has a new optical scan line to improve processing time. Our testing has shown this should reduce the amount of manual handling of payments that can delay proper posting of a payment.
We hope these new billing features will make it easier for you and your customers to do business with us. It’s one more way we can offer “More Than Just Insurance. AssuranceSM.”
Please contact your Marketing Representative with any questions. As always, we thank you for your business.
Bob Warren
Marketing Director - Massachusetts
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