Phishing scam, company will be sued This company clearly has a phishing scam going on. This company will be sued and brought down very soon. There are thousands of people just like me that open up their bank account and look at their transaction history and see that they are being charged a monthly fee from this company. I’ve never used them before, I have no idea who they are. I don’t need them. This is absolute bull-crap. I’m going to file a legal complaint against them.

Terrible Insurance Company We have been a loyal customer for years with NEXT and with no real explanation, we were dropped. We do General Contracting and never had a claim and never had a missed payment. We didn't even complain when the monthly payment went up for no apparent reason. Terrible way to end the insurance for no reason. Be careful, NEXT will take your money and give no loyalty or respect for your business in return.

wotkers comp audit We are a small co. we sent ALL our workers comp audit information to affirm the auditors for next., registered mail 5/25/2022 We beat the june 4th deadline sent our info registered mail to affirm. Next then pulled $ 4266.00 from our account blamed us for their error. Affirm & next do not communicate. Our audit info was not opened, It bounced from one affirm auditor to another. After many calls finally found an affirm auditor, who mis placed our info. Next was not prepared for the workers comp audits. Affirm & next blame each other then penalize the companies like us for their issues. This is a very poorly organized co.

Be careful Next doesn't honor prior quotes! I am an independent agent and quoted my customer through their online quote system. The rate was very competitive, but I had to present the quote to the prospective client. The client reviewed and told me they were interested, but their address had changed. I went back to the quote in their online system, updated the address and the premium more than doubled. I chatted with Christina H and was told previous quotes are not honored (summarizing).

You get what you pay for I guess You get what you pay for I guess! I purchased general liability and commercial property policies. I’m a small coffee shop within a mall. There was a power outage resulting in over 24 hours without power. Lost a minimum of $5,000 in food and equipment. Claims said that because my specific unit (within the mall) wasn’t hit by lightning, nothing was covered. I specifically recall food spoilage being a covered part of my policy, thus the reason for choosing the policies I did. I’m just disappointed I didn’t specifically inquire about the exclusions.