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I hereby notify you of my decision to terminate the contract relating to the Lemonade service.
This notification constitutes a firm, clear and unequivocal intention to cancel the contract, effective at the earliest possible date or in accordance with the applicable contractual period.
Please take all necessary measures to:
– cease all billing from the effective date of cancellation;
– confirm in writing the proper processing of this request;
– and, if applicable, send me the final statement or balance confirmation.
This cancellation is addressed to you by certified e-mail. The sending, timestamping and content integrity are established, making it a probative document meeting electronic proof requirements. You therefore have all the necessary elements to proceed with regular processing of this cancellation, in accordance with applicable principles regarding written notification and contractual freedom.
In accordance with personal data protection rules, I also request:
– deletion of all my data not necessary for your legal or accounting obligations;
– closure of any associated personal account;
– and confirmation of actual data deletion according to applicable privacy rights.
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How to Cancel Lemonade: Complete Guide
What is Lemonade
Lemonade is a technology-first insurance company that offers renters, homeowners, car, pet and life insurance through an AI-driven platform and underwriting stack. The company emphasises fast onboarding with a chatbot and automated claim handling through machine learning tools (commonly described as "Maya" for quotes and "AI Jim" for claims).
Lemonade has been expanding beyond the United States into parts of Europe; its published footprint lists US states and several European markets rather than a dedicated Australian product page, so local availability and product terms can vary depending on which legal entity underwrites the policy.
| Product | Typical billing model | AU pricing (if offered) |
|---|---|---|
| Renters / contents | Monthly or annual | Varies |
| Homeowners / buildings | Annual (often pro rata on cancellation) | Varies |
| Car | Monthly or pay-per-use variants reported | Varies |
| Pet | Monthly or annual | Varies |
| Life | Annual / single premium options exist | Varies |
How cancellations typically work for Lemonade
Policy terms for cancellation usually mirror standard insurance practice: there is often a cooling-off window at purchase, pro rata refunds for unused annual cover, and possible short-term premium or administration deductions where allowed by the policy wording. These mechanics are consistent with common insurer practice in this market.
Lemonade policies and billing may renew automatically unless the policyholder opts out; multiple user reports point to automatic renewals and surprise renewal charges as a frequent source of dispute. Monitor renewal notices and policy documents to confirm renewal timing and any renewal premium.
When a refund is due after cancellation, insurers usually calculate it on a pro rata basis for the unused period, and may apply an administration or short-term premium as specified in the Product Disclosure Statement (PDS). Expect timing for refunds to vary by the policy underwriter and payment route.
| Item | What to expect with Lemonade |
|---|---|
| Cooling-off period | Typically aligns with retail insurance practice (often 14-21 days) but check the PDS for your specific Lemonade policy. |
| Proration / refund | Pro rata refund for unused cover is common; administrative deductions may apply depending on the PDS. |
| Renewal | Automatic renewal is reported in reviews as active for some policyholders; confirm renewal mechanics in your policy paperwork. |
Customer experiences with cancellation
What users report
Public reviews and community discussions show a mixed picture: many users praise fast claims and an easy digital experience, while others describe frustration around renewals, delays obtaining refunds and challenges getting confirmation that a policy was closed.
Examples drawn from open forums include accounts of: renewal charges posted after a customer believed they had ended cover, long waits for refunds to appear on bank statements, and billing discrepancies tied to usage-based car insurance devices. These are typical themes in the feedback sample.
Recurring issues and practical takeaways
Recurring problems raised by users consist of timing mismatches between the insurer's internal records and the card/bank refund, requests for proof to secure back-dated refunds, and frustration with automated chat-first customer service. These are operational patterns to watch for when dealing with any Lemonade cancellation.
Practical takeaways: keep exact dates and documentation of your cancellation-related interactions, compare dates on bank statements with insurer confirmations, and allow extra processing time for refunds to appear on a credit card or bank account.
Documentation checklist
- Policy number: Record the full policy or certificate number exactly as shown on documents.
- Purchase and renewal dates: Note the policy start, renewal and any automatic renewal dates.
- Proof of purchase: Keep the original PDS, welcome email or any policy confirmation (dates and amounts visible).
- Billing statements: Save the relevant credit card or bank transactions showing premiums charged and any refunds posted.
- Claim history: Note if you made a claim during the policy period; claims often affect refund eligibility.
- Communications log: Create a dated log describing each contact, the person/department referenced (if any) and the response summary.
Common pitfalls and how to avoid them
Automatic renewal surprises: many complaints come from unexpected renewals. Check renewal timing in your policy documents and reconcile that date with bank statements to spot charges early.
Device or usage billing (car insurance): users have reported high charges tied to device signalling failures or mileage misreads. If your cover uses telematics, track device installation, signal history and mileage records as part of your evidence pack.
Refund timing mismatch: refunds that are approved but not visible on the card can take multiple billing cycles to post. Keep a clear timeline and compare insurer confirmation dates with card statement dates.
Assumptions about immediate refunds: do not assume that an internal "cancellation accepted" means an instant bank credit. Expect processing delays and check card/bank posting cycles.
How to handle billing disputes and refunds
Document the discrepancy precisely: list amounts, dates charged, dates you terminated the policy (as recorded), and any reference numbers provided by the insurer. This forms the core packet for any formal dispute or regulator complaint.
If a refund does not appear within the timeframe stated by the insurer, raise a formal dispute through the payment channel used and retain all related correspondence and statement extracts as evidence. Keep your dispute timeline clear and chronological.
If attempts to resolve billing with the insurer fail, you can escalate to the industry dispute resolution body relevant to your jurisdiction; in this market that is the Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA), which handles general insurance complaints and can accept unresolved disputes. AFCA case volumes for general insurance have been significant, reflecting many consumer escalations on billing and claim handling.
Address
- Head office (Netherlands): Korte Leidsedwarsstraat 12, Amsterdam NL 1017RC.
- UK branch address listed in terms: 51 Eastcheap, London EC3M 1DT (UK branch of Lemonade Insurance N.V.).
Practical escalation options and consumer rights that matter for Lemonade
If you believe a refund is owed but is delayed or refused, the PDS and policy terms set the contractual framework for refund calculations and allowable fees; those same documents will indicate whether a cooling-off period applied. Review the PDS sections that explain cancellation and refunds to see what Lemonade’s underwriter permits.
Where an insurer’s decision appears inconsistent with the PDS or applicable law, consumers may lodge disputes with AFCA after internal complaint steps are exhausted. AFCA statistics show general insurance is a common category for escalations, and case resolution timelines can vary.
What to do after cancelling Lemonade
Immediately after cancellation, monitor the payment method you used for the premium so you can confirm any refund posts and note the posting date for your records. Keep the refund amount and date as core evidence.
Request a written record or confirmation of the cancellation and of any refund or fee calculation if the insurer provides it; retain that confirmation with your documentation checklist. This helps resolve timing disputes where the insurer’s internal processing and bank posting differ.
If you expect to switch cover, arrange replacement evidence of continuous cover and a proof-of-no-claims history (if applicable) so a new insurer can assess your previous NCD or claims record. Keep those documents safe for future underwriting conversations.
If a dispute remains unresolved after you have supplied documentation and followed your insurer’s complaint process, lodge a case with the independent dispute resolution body and provide the chronology, policy documents and your evidence pack. AFCA statistics and guidance explain expected timelines and the information required to investigate a complaint.