Johnson Insurance Auto Insurance Reviews

I received an email notification saying that I need to contact Johnson Insurance immediately and I found out that they removed my collision insurance because of the combination of one accident in 2019 and two minor traffic speeding tickets in 2020. I have been with Johnson Insurance for the past 10 years and I had no issues until Unifund took over the company. When I called Johnson Insurance and inquired about my insurance they said they removed my collision insurance without any prior notification. They don't value customer loyalty anymore. Stay away from Johnson Insurance or Unifund. I highly do not recommend it to anyone! Please do your homework before you consider going to Johnson (Johnson Insurance). Their customer service is good but their service is poor.

After 30+ years of paying out over $30,000, and no accidents, until my spouse had an accident this year. Due the fact that she was on my policy for just 3 years, there was no accident forgiveness for her. Then I got a letter from Unifund Johnson saying that they would no longer be able to renew my policy, due to this accident. I then called my local agent and she then told me that I could renew it, but it would cost me an extra $3000 per year. I switched insurance companies and am now paying $3400 per year instead of the $5500 that Unifund Johnson was going to charge me. Totally no respect for the many years of paying into their insurance plan. I will be telling my story to everyone I know and will be discouraging them from ever contacting Unifund Johnson Insurance.

Bought insurance for new car end of June 2015, despite several requests have not received a hard copy of the insurance form. In addition, Johnson's keeps confusing the expiration dates for a car I sold and our 2nd car. The latter insurance expires next year, but they have now decided it expires when my sold car's insurance expires shortly, and want payment now. Phoning them is useless as waits are endless, plus they aren't answering email. They also owe me a refund on the insurance for the car I sold, but sent me a 'credit' instead.