1) No automatic transmission of details…
1) No automatic transmission of details to CPAM, 2) third party payment card not working always, 3) Reimbursement not proper always
This is happening even after paying heavy premiums

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Acteur indépendant, responsable, solidaire et engagé, le Groupe Alptis accompagne les parcours de vie depuis 1976 et propose des solutions personnalisées en prévention, assurance de personnes, assurance de biens, épargne-retraite et financement
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1) No automatic transmission of details to CPAM, 2) third party payment card not working always, 3) Reimbursement not proper always
This is happening even after paying heavy premiums

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Reply from Alptis
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