I recently found out that my previous insurance company (Farmers) has ME listed as the driver involved in two accidents that my Wife did.<br /><br />I didn't know anything about this until I applied for a different insurance company. <br />The new insurance company pulled my C.L.U.E. report and there was the accidents with my name on them.<br /><br />(For those of you that don't know what a CLUE report is... it's sorta like a credit report for all your automotive and homeowner losses)<br /><br />Of course, Farmers is totally wrong. I was not involved in the accidents in any way. I've never been in an accident.<br /><br />Clearly Farmers screwed up here.<br /><br />I contacted Farmers, and they quickly gave me some letters that explained I was not the driver involved, and that they would be 'updating their records' <br /><br />It is now up to me to dispute the errors with CLUE as well as my new insurance company.<br /><br />My question is.. Can I sue Farmers? <br />I am the one that is affected my their mistake. I'm the one who has to now pay an outrageous premium until my CLUE report is fixed! <br /><br />My new insurance company will not adjust my premium back to normal until the CLUE report is fixed, which could take who knows how long. <br /><br />Even when the CLUE report is fixed, I don't know if I'll get my money back for the time I had to pay the higher rates, or if they will even give me the best rates due to all of this mess. They may consider me a risk.<br /><br />I'm 10 shades of P***ed off at Farmers... As I have every right to be. I've been a loyal customer to them for almost 12 years and they do this. The only claim I've had with them was one vehicle with a dented fender (several years ago).<br /><br />I feel I have the right to not only collect (from Farmers) the higher rates I must now pay, but my time and frustration dealing with their mess.<br /><br />H.
