Hastings sends customers refund email ‘in error’
Hastings Direct has sent out an email to various customers claiming they are due a refund, but has since admitted it was sent out “in error”.
This afternoon (7 January), Hastings sent emails to multiple customers stating it had made a mistake causing them to be charged more than they should have been for motor insurance.
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