Danvil Plans: conclusion

Just wanted to create this entry in order to list down my Danvil Plans entries in this blog. In conclusion, I don’t think this is a scam considering that I got my money back. But then again, I hate their way of selling. ‘Nuf said. Here are my entries.

Danvil Plans Inc: got the refund!

After I called Danvil and have confirmed that they already have my check for the policy that I enrolled, I had to find a way to claim the actual check. I couldn’t just go to Manila just for the check because it would be unwise as I don’t have enough money for the fare. I didn’t want to pay for it just for the sake of getting my money back. It would be a waster of time and money.

Danvil Plans Inc: claiming the check

This is a repost. I forgot what I wrote in this entry but my server crashed and it erased the latest post that I published and I didn’t do any back up. Bummer. Anyway…
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Danvil Plans: following up

After a week of submitting my documents to a Danvil branch in SM, I wanted to make sure that the request of cancellation and refund for the endowment plan was being processed. I was already in Cebu so I didn’t want to waste any minutes of calling long-distance.

Danvil Plans Inc: letter for cancellation and refund

Below is my letter for cancellation and refund when I went to SM North Edsa the day I enrolled for a policy in Danvil Plans Inc. the previous day at SM Megamall.

danvil plans: request for refund

The night after I signed up for a Policy in Danvil Plans, I had a hard time sleeping because I suddenly gave 6,650 bucks without much thought or second opinion from another person. That night, I researched about some available information on the net about danvil plans. I googled ‘danvil plans scam‘ to make sure if the former Family First company was legit or not. I saw a number of experiences and blog entries from different people who have also signed up for their own policies and felt that they were hypnotized and were scammed.