Alberta couple gets huge insurance bill after their postal code changes… but they didn’t move

A Rocky View couple didn't move but their postal code did, resulting in a large insurance bill. Kathy Le reports.

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6 comments

  1. How does your postal number change if you didn’t move? FRAUD
    Why do we need insurance if they are fraudulent? Would the Federal Government like to respond?

    1. Try pricing auto insurance using postal codes on the north side of Steels and then south side of Steels directly across from the north address in Toronto . Use the same car and driver info , You will be surprised in the difference in price . I used this argument 8-10 years ago with my X insurance company asking why . The response was pay or cancel

  2. Wasn’t shocked when the company was mentioned, I’ve briefly been covered by CGI (for my car) and had issues with them too. Very inflexible when circumstances change.

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