LIC of India, a fiasco
Honorable Chairman/ Managing Director
LIC of India
The ongoing policies I have registered in the portal being . As of now, not a single Mail or SMS alert is
received. I am an IT professional, and in my capacity I have installed
and serviced Mail and SMS gateways/server in PSUs like BSNL. It is
hardly rocket science to setup and scale a good Mailing/SMS system, only
a little sense of dedication and accountability to a cause in
sustaining a facility offered by you. By the way, only an Indian PSU can
get away by simply informing "SMS alert doesn't work". On the other
hand, I am promptly receiving your marketing mails regularly.
I received a letter from your branch II, Kottayam an offer for revival of lapsed policies with Ref:BO/78V/PS/Revivals, dated 16/08/2014. Kindly note that I recieved the letter on 10/09/2014, at my normal address, in Ettumanoor. You can very well pass on the buck to Postal department for the late delivery and rest assured it is the job of the customer to bear with the insidious ways of both governmental organisations.
Mentioned below is a mail I recieved from Chief Manager, presumably from Kottayam branch, as a reply to my query about waiver of Medical exam charges, which has been refused.
How much ever you hide under the IRDA rules or the claim that "sending reminder/notices are not obligatory on our part", I still contend that I am not responsible for the lapse of my policy. It happened due to the incompetence of your IT infrastructure and general mis management and "take it or leave it attitude" towards us, your customers.
The
below mentioned '############' which is the authorized one
to conduct medical examination for LIC, Kottayam is a shabby place,
just one of those institutions deriving business from LIC of India,
suspect of a liasion between these instition and the LIC agents and
officials of LIC, in simply conducting the tests for the namesake, to
satisfy the beurocrotic procedures and to generate business for agent
and LIC branch, rather than a genuine report to gauge the viability
ofthe policy. I have apprehensions about subjecting myself at such a
place.
I being a civilian citizen of India, have reached out and looked at Indian PSUs in awe, reverence and trust. Please don't leave me stranded and regretting about my naivety and ignorance in trusting the workings of a government run organisation.
Warm regards
Nataraj S Narayan
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