Yes, Amica is a fairly reliable insurance company. Amica is in an “excellent” financial position to pay claims, according to AM Best, and its claims process has an above-average ranking from J.D. Power. However, Amica has more customer complaints than normal for a company its size, according to the NAIC.
Yes, Amica is a good insurance company, offering car, home and life insurance to people in 49 states. Amica has earned A+ ratings from insurance industry watchdogs like the BBB and A.M. Best, and it has an average user rating of 3.5/5 on WalletHub. Amica does have more customer complaints than average, however, according to the National Association of Insurance Commissioners.
Amica Mutual Insurance Company, as it’s officially known, is based in Lincoln, Rhode...
Amica Insurance is rated 3.4 out of 5 by WalletHub’s editors, based on factors such as customer reviews and watchdog-group ratings. For example, Amica has a rating of 1.95 from he National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC), meaning it has more customer complaints than the average insurer its size.
To file a complaint about Amica, go online and submit your issue to the Better Business Bureau as well as your state's insurance regulator, then write a review of Amica on WalletHub. This will either allow Amica to fix their mistake or it will warn other consumers of potential problems with Amica's service.
How to File a Complaint About Amica
File a complaint with theBetter Business Bureau (BBB). Use the Bureau's online claim submission process to file your claim. The...
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