Hartford
Hartford rep felt so guilty over how the company treated me that she quit
It’s been since 1998 but they really screwed me over big time and caused my family and I much distress ~ first they required me to go to a psychiatric doctor before they would approve and afterwards they only had to pay for 30 days since my issue was mental related.
I was diagnosed with Lyme disease and also Chronic fatigue by my Rheumatologist ~ they drug my case out until the last day before they had to make a decision and then said they could see no evidence of why I couldn’t go back to work the next day.
I asked their rep. how she could sleep at night knowing how disabled I was. The next day I found out that she no longer worked there. Evidently she felt guilty.
I was approved by Social Disability on my first try. When I talked with the next Hartford Representative he just said they used a different set of guidelines for their determination. Basically they said there is no test for Chronic fatigue so there was no proof that I had it regardless of what any doctor said. When I researched it I found out that this was standard procedure for disability claims for Chronic fatigue.
I had been working for years successfully selling life insurance so I know how the rewards are for those selling ins and their management personnel. I had won several trips to different cities ~ in the end I felt like our disability payments we were making to Hartford coming out of our paychecks were like money going into a big reservoir with the management of the Hartford cruising around in yachts and doing water sports, etc. and then when I was disabled coming to them and asking them for a deserved cup of water every month being turned away.
The only reason I am saying this now is because of all the Hartford commercials I keep seeing about how happy everyone is with the Hartford giving them peace of mind and security. They said that 96% of their customers would recommend the Hartford to their friends. Well, I am definitely in the 4% that would not recommend them for anything including a company they can trust.
The Lord is always faithful to be the final judge and in the end they will have to give an account.
I was diagnosed with Lyme disease and also Chronic fatigue by my Rheumatologist ~ they drug my case out until the last day before they had to make a decision and then said they could see no evidence of why I couldn’t go back to work the next day.
I asked their rep. how she could sleep at night knowing how disabled I was. The next day I found out that she no longer worked there. Evidently she felt guilty.
I was approved by Social Disability on my first try. When I talked with the next Hartford Representative he just said they used a different set of guidelines for their determination. Basically they said there is no test for Chronic fatigue so there was no proof that I had it regardless of what any doctor said. When I researched it I found out that this was standard procedure for disability claims for Chronic fatigue.
I had been working for years successfully selling life insurance so I know how the rewards are for those selling ins and their management personnel. I had won several trips to different cities ~ in the end I felt like our disability payments we were making to Hartford coming out of our paychecks were like money going into a big reservoir with the management of the Hartford cruising around in yachts and doing water sports, etc. and then when I was disabled coming to them and asking them for a deserved cup of water every month being turned away.
The only reason I am saying this now is because of all the Hartford commercials I keep seeing about how happy everyone is with the Hartford giving them peace of mind and security. They said that 96% of their customers would recommend the Hartford to their friends. Well, I am definitely in the 4% that would not recommend them for anything including a company they can trust.
The Lord is always faithful to be the final judge and in the end they will have to give an account.
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Delton, I’m sorry to hear about the experience you had with Hartford. Unfortunately since your claim dates back to 1998 it would be too late to file suit as the statute of Limitations would have run.
