State Farm Insurance Reviews

Sir: I have been waiting on State Farm to call me regarding April 30, 2026 MVA rear end collision by your insured *** of policy 0501003-SFP-11 to follow through with the repair or settlement costs for my vehicle damaged in the MVA aforementioned above. It has been 6 weeks since and no one has given any indication for transportation assistance repair or decision for my damaged vehicle.

I have talked with at least three individuals with your company up today June 12, 2026 for assistance in my claim according to the police report it was the lady *** fault. I have some continuing injuries also for medical and personal expenses. I have waited patiently for your return and expeditious service for this mishap. I would appreciate your return response to claim #110B2L536.

I am not a State Farm Customer because of an incident 35 years ago that you did not take responsibility in paying for that claim.

Thank you. ***

State Farm office no charging illegal transfer fee... My policy renewed on 6/25 and I canceled my policy on 7/2.

Premium was paid on 7/27 of $254.78 and I was only refunded $109.34, a difference of $145.44. Prorating my policy should be estimated at $35.40 with a refund of $219.38. I have contacted another State Farm office to verify that there are no fees charged to transfer.

I also asked Google, and it clearly states that State Farm does not charge a cancellation fee for terminating your auto insurance policy early. If you have prepaid your premiums, you are entitled to a prorated refund for the unused days of coverage.

State Farm doubled my homeowners policy without me filing a claim and my credit score is around 800. So, i had to seek insurance elsewhere.

I had just paid the renewal policy on April 14th 2026. It was due April 18th. I was notified the policy was going from $1722.00 per year to $3114.00 so I cancelled the insurance on May 1st 2026. After numerous phone calls and a sit down with *** of ******, they continue to tell me the cancellation has to be reviewed by underwriters.

What's to review? The policy was cancelled 7 weeks ago. SEND ME MY REFUND. I asked *** if I was 7 weeks behind on my policy payment would I still be covered?

He said probably not. See the irony? Please send me my refund minus the 12 days of coverage!

policy number ***. I do not understand your sad business practice!

I have had State Farm insurance for 36 years of my adult life, and I grew up in the State Farm world. We have had two claims ever on our homes: one on a house in town in 2008 and now one in the country in 2025.

We replaced our roof just as we were renewing the policy in September. We have a class 4 roof, and our roofer did the paperwork, and I took it to *** to get our discount. Because we were at renewal when the roof check went through, they billed us for an extra $1,919.00 due to no class 4 proof. That proof was sitting in the agent's office.

We have been waiting since September trying to get the main State Farm to accept our class 4 roof certification. There is nothing wrong on our end. The agent has sent it in several times, and we wait weeks for it to go through, and there is always an issue with the paperwork sent by the agent that the main office can't seem to find us. How convenient!

Meanwhile, in two weeks, I will no longer have coverage that I paid a full year for because I haven't done my job. I am furious, and no one seems to care.

Glad they took my money all those years. I think I paid for my own roof.

I will like to attempt to reply on or before due date expires with other insurance company. No one has called and do not want negative impact my score to reply today.

I want to be very clear: I strongly believe I have been neglected.

I am an older consumer with good, improving credit, and I have paid on time. Yet you continue to assign me pattern high premium rates as if I am satisfied with these rates. This has become a repeated pattern with your company and others, and it is unfair.

A whistleblower has already informed me that when a person has been charged high premium rates in the past, companies assume they will accept it again in the future.

That is exactly what I am experiencing. That is outrageous and predatory.

I am documenting every instance of this pattern and reporting it to the appropriate authorities.

Thank you.

On February 23, 2026, I was hit on the interstate by an older woman who was not supposed to be driving, and that's what her son said to me. The accident happened in February of 2026, and I never spoke with anyone from ***.

Fast forward to June of 2026, and I get a letter in the mail stating the accident was my fault. When I reached out to the rep, whose name is in the letter, I got a different answer.

I have a lawyer all of a sudden. I have not spoken to a lawyer either, but now I am going to find a lawyer to sue their *** Please do not get them for any type of policy; they're your money and lie to your face that they didn't even take the money from your account.

So a tornado dropped a tree on my daughter's pristine 2018 Nissan Rogue S with only 63,247 miles on it back in the beginning of May 2025. Picture is of the kid's car.

She missed a few days of work and has had so much trouble trying to get the claim processed reasonably that I had to take it over. So much for learning a bit about adulting. Thanks for being a lousy company, State Farm!
State Farm screwed up having it towed, made her an appointment at a rental car company that didn't have any cars available, notified us we only had 7-day of rental car instead of the 30 in the policy on Friday before Memorial Day (wife and I are both VA-rated disabled Veterans) and pulled back the rental the next week (note: a BBB complaint convinced them to restore the rental but they took that action after the car had been returned and they had paid the bill - lousy rotten bastards!).
So...what else? How about this: they're rejecting the comparables I've provided from the two largest used car resellers in the United States and instead are sending us comparables that have very poor correlation with the loss vehicle.

How poor? What about including cars with more than double the miles, cars from California and listings from months ago.
So they're refusing to accept well-correlated comparables and keep sending me the same garbage comparables. Today they declared that we're at an impasse and told me they want me to spend money to hire an independent appraiser.

Actually, they want me to spend money on three independent appraisers. I'm thinking the right answer is to hire a lawyer instead.
Dirty, rotten bastards!