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The Esurance phone number is 1 (800) 378-7262 for customer support, and customer service representatives are available 6 AM to 12 AM CT, 7 days a week. You can also contact Esurance by emailing customer service, mailing a written request, or visiting a local agent. How to Contact Esurance Call 1 (800) 378-7262 to speak with a customer service representative Mail your request to Esurance at Esurance Customer Service / C/O Allstate Insurance Company / PO Box 660637 / Dallas, TX 75266-0637 Speak with an Esurance agent in person if there is one nearby Exactly what you're looking to do will determine the best way to contact Esurance. For instance, to file a claim, you can file online or over the phone. However, to cancel your policy with Esurance, you will most likely need to call 1 (800) 378-7262. To learn more, check out WalletHub's full review of Esurance.

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The Esurance phone number is 1 (800) 378-7262 for customer support, and customer service representatives are available 6 AM to 12 AM CT, 7 days a week. You can also contact Esurance by emailing customer service, mailing a written request, or visiting a local agent.

How to Contact Esurance

Call 1 (800) 378-7262 to speak with a customer service representative
Mail your request to Esurance at Esurance Customer Service / C/O Allstate Insurance Company / PO Box 660637 / Dallas, TX 75266-0637
Speak with an Esurance agent in person if there is one nearby

Exactly what you're looking to do will determine the best way to contact Esurance. For instance, to file a claim, you can file online or over the phone. However, to cancel your policy with Esurance, you will most likely need to call 1 (800) 378-7262.

To learn more, check out WalletHub's full review of Esurance.

How much does Esurance roadside assistance cost?

Esurance roadside assistance costs about $12 per year, though exact prices may vary depending on the state and the covered vehicles. Esurance roadside assistance is an optional endorsement that customers can add to their car insurance policy and use when they need emergency towing, fuel delivery, and more.

Esurance Roadside Assistance Includes:

Towing (to the nearest repair shop)
Gas delivery
Flat tires

Esurance roadside assistance is meant to help drivers in...

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Can I cancel my Esurance policy online?

No, you cannot cancel your Esurance insurance policy online because Esurance requires all policies to be canceled over the phone (by calling at 1-800-378-7262). Esurance insurance policies can be canceled at any time, with a cancellation fee of about $30 to $50.

How to Cancel Your Esurance Insurance Policy

1. Gather the Right Information

To cancel your Esurance policy, prepare the necessary details including your name, address, Social Security number, policy number,...

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How much does Esurance roadside assistance cost?

Esurance Roadside Assistance Includes:

Towing (to the nearest repair shop)
Gas delivery
Flat tires

Esurance roadside assistance is meant to help drivers in...

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