This was my first experience having Jewelry Insurance, and I am 100% positive it can not get ANY WORSE than this. Liberty Mutual Group has to be by far the worst and most unprofessional Insurance agency on the market.
I am an artist with VERY valuable jewelry pieces, when I trusted Liberty Mutual Group to have insure my jewelry I had full faith in them doing so, until life happened and a chain and pendant was stolen from me.
I was assigned an insurance claim agent by the name of Dena Neuman, and not only was she incredibly rude on the phone, but she was doing her very best to take as long as she possibly could to put my claim and questions on hold or not ever respond in total.
When my jewelry was stollen, I did everything I was prompted to do to fulfill the claim procedure, send documents, make a police report, send receipts, send pictures, etc. I was then gave a specific amount of coverage that I was allowed to utilize and replace my stollen items, so I had a jeweler do so.
The jeweler remade my pendant, and I added a chain to utilize the entire claim amount.
So after the pendant was made, the receipts and invoice were sent off to Dena Neuman, and all of a sudden connection goes blank, no answer, no emails, no response for days. She then responds and asks for more paperwork from the jeweler that he sent, and I myself sent over MULTIPLE TIMES, I even went as far as faxing them physical papers.
Than Ms. Neuman had a vacation planned, and she ordered for NO OTHER INSURANCE AGENT to handle or discuss my claim with me.
So my jewelry and claim was stuck in limbo until she was finished having herself a ball in another country. (or probably just at a casino gambling away insurance claim money)
I bugged the office so much while she was gone, that they finally emailed me back, but it was useless because they knew nothing about the claim and was pretty much copy pasting policy rules as responses.
Dena Neuman finally came back from vacation, but I found out because I was calling them and asking for her multiple times, (she was back in office for days and didn't reach out to me by the way) we finally got the chance to talk on the phone.
Let me tell you, the moment Ms. Neuman realized what customer she was on the phone with, her attitude flew through the roof, and her patience with the situation was lower than her grandmothers blood pressure. That's a bar.
The conversation went completely one way, which was MY WAY, solely because I had all of my facts in order, I had every step on my end handled, and I even had HER MESSAGES WRITTEN BY HERSELF on hand ready to read back.
The whole issue was she only advised the claim department to send an amount of $7,008.00 to go towards my replaced pendant and chain, but my policy limit was placed at $8,300.00, which I was told to utilize, BY HER SPECIFICALLY.
that $7,008 didn't even cover the pendant alone, so for months my jeweler had my pendant and chain in his office with a payment that wasn't enough to even cover the entire bill.
I had to fight with Dena Neuman, and plead with her to at least send the amount to cover the cost of just the pendant being made.
It was like the claim money was coming out of her childs tuition money for college, she was trying her very best to only allow the claim department to send AS LITTLE MONEY as they could.
Eventually I left her speechless in the back and forth because she realized I wasn't going to allow her to not honor what was promised to me as a valuable customer, I agreed to let the extra chain go, and miss out on the utilization of the FULL CLAIM amount promised, and just get the rest of the pendant price paid for. Ms. Neuman gave in and finally said, with the worst attitude possible;
"So how much do you need to pay for the pendant?" .... I told her, and she replied..
"Okay I just put the order in, give it 2 days"
AND JUST LIKE THAT MY PENDANT WAS PAID FOR.
The entire problem was fixed after an argument, turned into discussion, turned into a step by step how to manual on how to honor your word, it was that simple. Ms. Neuman just refused to send in a request.
If I had the patience to go through a law suit with these people I would, but honestly Im praying this extensive review stops all of their business, that would put my soul at ease.
The reason people insure their belongings, whether that be a house, a car, some jewelry, or life insurance, the whole point is to be able to feel protected and taken care of when SOMETHING BAD HAPPENS AND A CLAIM IS MADE.
This issue with Liberty Mutual Group showed me, that they only value the customers policy price being paid for, not the actual customer or their business.
Lastly, as soon as my claim was made, they dropped me as a customer and refused to insure with me at all.
Nobody should ever in life trust this company, and anyone that knows Dena Neuman, should make sure they keep all petty cash and valuable items out of her reach, she probably steals and helps you search for what's missing. read more