My policy for my TV and 5th wheel are with National General. I have had my insurance through them for about 18 months.MY problem:I'm set up for the monthly payment plan. Lately, when I receive my bill in the mail, payment is due within about 5 days. Hardly leaves time for me to send out the check and get it to them in time. If it's late they want to charge me $15 late fee. I prefer to pay by check so that I have a record of my bill payments. So for two months now I have received my bill late and they have received my payment late. Is it just me they are doing this to, or are they running some sort of scam trying to collect late fees for their customers. I can't even head out camping in the last week of the month for fear of missing their bill the day it shows up. They refuse to send out my bill earlier so that I have sufficient time to get the payment to them.Not Happy and thinking of changing companies.

Good luck. Do a search for "Nationstar Bank" on this site. Lots of discussion there.

Marcus 14006 wrote:Good luck. Do a search for "Nationstar Bank" on this site. Lots of discussion there.I'm sorry, but I don't see the point in your reply. Can you tell me what Nationstar Bank and National General Insurance have in common? I did a google and found nothing.For the OP, I too have NG (GMAC) and I pay on-line with my credit card (as I do with just about everything else). I get a confirmation for my receipt, plus the credit card report provides the same info (both are legal receipts). I've been doing business this way for many years now, and never have a problem. This allows me freedom of movement with our rv without worries of bills being paid.Doing business the old way (snail mail and personal check) doesn't seem to be working for you....maybe you might want to think about other methods of payment.Good luck,Ron

Your bank should have a method whereby you can have recurring payments sent out by the bank in check form on any date you choose. The 3 banks I deal with (all small) have this service. The date comes, bank mails check, insurance company cashes check, image is in your account.Second plan.Pay with CC each month. This gives you record of payment. Pay CC bill.

lanerd wrote:Marcus 14006 wrote:Good luck. Do a search for "Nationstar Bank" on this site. Lots of discussion there.I'm sorry, but I don't see the point in your reply. Can you tell me what Nationstar Bank and National General Insurance have in common? I did a google and found nothing. They're completely different companies owned by separate entities. They have nothing whatever in common, but Marcus14006 has posted before/ continues to insist that they do.Weird!

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Marcus_14006
Explorer
Feb 08, 2014
Good luck. Do a search for "Nationstar Bank" on this site. Lots of discussion there.
lanerd
Explorer II
Feb 08, 2014
Marcus 14006 wrote:
Good luck. Do a search for "Nationstar Bank" on this site. Lots of discussion there.

I'm sorry, but I don't see the point in your reply. Can you tell me what Nationstar Bank and National General Insurance have in common? I did a google and found nothing.

For the OP, I too have NG (GMAC) and I pay on-line with my credit card (as I do with just about everything else). I get a confirmation for my receipt, plus the credit card report provides the same info (both are legal receipts). I've been doing business this way for many years now, and never have a problem. This allows me freedom of movement with our rv without worries of bills being paid.

Doing business the old way (snail mail and personal check) doesn't seem to be working for you....maybe you might want to think about other methods of payment.

Good luck,

Ron
Old-Biscuit
Explorer III
Feb 08, 2014
On-line banking....simple
darsben
Explorer II
Feb 08, 2014
Your bank should have a method whereby you can have recurring payments sent out by the bank in check form on any date you choose. The 3 banks I deal with (all small) have this service. The date comes, bank mails check, insurance company cashes check, image is in your account.

Second plan.
Pay with CC each month. This gives you record of payment. Pay CC bill.
Francesca_Knowl
Explorer
Feb 08, 2014
lanerd wrote:
Marcus 14006 wrote:
Good luck. Do a search for "Nationstar Bank" on this site. Lots of discussion there.

I'm sorry, but I don't see the point in your reply. Can you tell me what Nationstar Bank and National General Insurance have in common? I did a google and found nothing.

They're completely different companies owned by separate entities. They have nothing whatever in common, but Marcus14006 has posted before/ continues to insist that they do.

Weird!
darsben
Explorer II
Feb 08, 2014
Marcus 14006 wrote:
Good luck. Do a search for "Nationstar Bank" on this site. Lots of discussion there.

I googled for NationStar Bank no such entity exists online. There is a mortgage company called NationStar mortgage but other than that you seem to be the only one that knows about a NationStar Bank
Turbo_Diesel_Du
Explorer
Feb 08, 2014
Personally, I will ne4ver use National General ever again1. Back IN 2001, We had a bad crash (are any ever good?) In Manitoba,Ca. Seems freak wind gust flipped the trailer we were towing with our Goldwing causing us to crash at 55mph in a 65 zone. DW had 6 shattered ribs and collarbone. Hospital overdosed her on morphine (great for Socialized Medicine) and she spent 12 days on a ventilator and another 5 in the hospital. When it came time to pay our hospital bill which came to $10576.00 Canadian $$$, I had (I thought) $10K in Passenger Insurance which I had paid for 11 years with my various bikes. Nat'l General said NOPE, NO Coverage as she was my spouse and spouses weren't covered. I was fortunate and only,ripped up my right rotator cuff. Thank goodness for Tricare-for-Life. We were covered. Cancelled my policy and vowed to never ever use National General. They turned out to be crooks in my opinion. When I initiated my policy I said that it was only for my wife as I never carried passengers other than her. 12 years and that was the only claim. They did pay fully for my Wing and my Timeout bike-camper and I mean FULLY.
wbwood
Explorer
Feb 09, 2014
Old-Biscuit wrote:
On-line banking....simple

Yes if you are traveling a good bit then online banking is your friend. Or if you insist to keep doing it the way you are, the. Double pay them one month if you can and then when you receive the next one, you have a little leeway.
woodtic
Explorer
Feb 09, 2014
I never like to use credit cards for anything. I feel they are for emergencies only. Not a big fan of on electronic bill pay methods either. Target, hackers, and identity theft keep coming to mind. Seems like every one else that sends me a bill gives me plenty of time to send in a payment. Why can't National General figure this one out.
Jack_Diane_Free
Explorer
Feb 09, 2014
You are probably more subject to identity theft using snail mail than on-line banking. I do not receive a paper bill for anything or pay a paper bill ever. All on line and/or automatic payment. Have been doing this since I can remember. To the OP just set up on line billing and payment and your problem is solved.