Oregon
The Oregon Division of Financial Regulation is seeking information from anyone who has had insurance dealings with Immediate Insurance Services
Eugene, OR – According to the state officials, the company is under investigation for being an unlicensed insurance producer in Oregon and misappropriating insurance premiums.
The division received a complaint from an Oregon consumer who said Bekhor sold several policies to him for more than $11,000, only to find out the policies did not exist or were for much lower coverages than the insured believed he was purchasing.
The consumer was only made aware of these issues after an insurance investigator contacted him to let him know Bekhor had either never purchased the insurance policies the consumer paid for or had purchased much smaller policies.
The consumer contacted the insurance companies he was led to believe he had purchased policies with and in each instance he found Bekhor never purchased the policies the consumer paid for.
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