r/AllState

I filed a claim with Allstate after their policyholder hit me. I just picked up my car and dropped the loaner off. How do I get reimbursed? Dealing with them has been frustrating but I guess that’s just insurance… TIA!

So I am having work done to my car. Been in the shop for a week and a half. They had an estimator look at my car who I assume never did this before. The wrote an estimate significantly lower than the actual work and is refusing to pay.

Any step I can take to make them pay? Shit is out of hand.

I.e. there was twice the amount of damage on the back seat door than the front and he allocated twice as much time to the front than the back.

I work for nat gen currrenly inside sales. I need to move to Washington soon for a while, never thought of it being an issue. They told me I need to submit the request to relocate but my new location shouldn’t have any issues like connection. I know I’ve heard some chatter about Allstate not being able to move to Washington. But I don’t remember it being an issue for nat gen. Advice on if and if they don’t allow it?

Is anyone else currently applying for an apprenticeship or currently doing an apprenticeship for Allstate? How has the applying/interview experience been or your experience currently in the role? Have my final interview soon and I'm nervous 😓

Hello all. I am posting here to warn everyone about AllState's shady practices. I was working to my local agent to renew my home owners insurance and got a rate that I thought was good. I open up my account today and learned that I have been screwed by AllState. AllState decided to bill a different rate to my escrow company. I luckily retained the original offer and kept documentation and am using it contest this entire situation. The agent on the ground told me this is standard practice for AllState as well. They apparently do whatever they want regardless of what you agreed upon. AllState sends a renewal to your account ahead of time whether or not you have actually accepted what they sent.

I want to send this message to AllState. I hope you enjoy my money because obviously the only thing you care about is greed and not honoring what your agents say. I am not doing business with this place after this. You cannot do whatever you want and then expect customers to stand by you. If your word means nothing and your ethics are non-existent, then I have no reason to believe and trust what you say.

Thank you for your time. I hope this post stands as fair warning to all that do business with this shady place.

Do any of you know who I should try to follow up with I applied through workday and I don’t see any recruiter attached to my application. Is it a bad sign if it’s still in process after 2 weeks? I applied May 2 - thanks!

Anyone interviewed with Allstate for attorney represented injury claim role? Would like to learn about their interview questions and process. Thank you

hello all, im wondering do you need to be in your current role for a year before promoting to a different role? or could it happen sooner than that if you hit all your metrics and are on top of things?

I have applied for Allstate so many times and never once received an interview. I tailor my resume, I've applied with referrals, I have my degree, I have a decade of sales experience.

Does anyone know if an Allstate employee who is staying else where for a week or so and working, if a Ethernet connection via a WiFi to Ethernet adapter would work in’s case the places I stay I cannot connect directly to router for the WiFi?

I know there’s plenty of posts on here but I wanted to get the recent scoop. I am in process for wfh inbound/outbound sales. I want to know anything anyone can tell me about commission, work schedules, call volume, etc or just any other tips or info worth knowing before I accept any offers!!

What are the metrics like and are they hard to hit? What’s your commission averaging? Any call compliance or metrics I should know?

Thank you!!

Edit: any info on bonuses and health plans would be appreciated!

I’m being interviewed for a remote software engineering position and I was wondering if there is a drug test for new hires and if so, is THC included? The state I reside in does have legal weed, although usually that doesn’t matter.

Hi all!

I am joining the Allstate team shortly, and I had a few questions about the training.

I was given access to the A.D Banker class, but I was wondering how much of the initial training is including the licensing? Is there live classes with Allstate, or is the licensing done on our own time?

My recruiter mentioned that you do not receive commissions during training, but you are compensated differently for the sales you make during that time. What does that look like?

She also mentioned that you meet in person at least once a year with your team. What time of year is that and how does that work?

Thanks so much in advance!

Help!!! I’m stressing out so I have a 100000% clear record everything cleared but for some reason none of my employment verification was cleared, they completely the report and next to employment verification says decisional.
And not it say I just have to wait for Allstate to make a decision it’s been two days and I’m freaking out because I really want this job and I’m counting the days to resign from where ima at now. Has this happened to anyone ? What happened next?

I recently applied for an administrative assistant position and I applied on 5/2/26 - the listing closed like a week ago, is it a good sign for my application to still show in progress but no one has reached out? What experiences did you guys have as far as interviewing or application statuses.

I have a second interview with National General/ Allstate for an WFH Automotive claims adjuster trainee. Wanting to know your guys thoughts on this job? I am currently a service advisor/ manager and am so burnt out of this job, been doing it for 4 years now. The money is great but just super tired of the job and don’t think I can handle this much constant stress long term as it has started to affect my health some. I’ve heard being an adjuster is just as stressful and the pay won’t be even remotely close? Is it worth making this jump to get out of being an SA with a big pay cut. Any advice or input from someone would be great especially if they came from being a service advisor! Side note,I’d love to do field claims but I’m sure that would take alittle while to get there.

Allstate should be ashamed how much they're charging employees bi- weekly for high deductible health plan insurance. Then you're only offering 80% coinsurance after you meet the ridiculous deductible. Allstate is a major brand. The major competitors don't even charge premiums this high even after the choice dollars credits. Even smaller insurance companies offer better benefits. Allstate needs to invest more in their employees. Who cares about a high salary whenever you're taking a huge chunk of it to make them pay for benefits.

I’ve been at Allstate for over a year in sales. Just switched over to National General as a property auto claims adjuster. Any tips on how to quickly move to my dream job of CAT auto field adjuster on the Allstate side again?

I got terminated Friday. Does anyone know if i still get my commission check for March?