<prompt> Human: I sold my previous home on 102717, but failed to cancel my homeowners insurance for the property. Im now receiving overdue billing notices from the insurance company.When I contacted them, they refused to backdate the cancellation to the sale date, and insist that I am on the hook for the amount due from the renewal day mid-May through today. They did offer the backdate the cancellation 30 days at most, which puts me on the hook for about 200.Honestly, Im not too concerned about trying to refund back to the date of sale even though I do feel that should be on the table since they had no insurable interest at that point, I just dont think I should be on the hook for the renewal.Any advice on how to proceed, or what my legal standing is? What is the normal procedure for this type of situation?Edit: For those asking about renewal notices, they were two sent to my mortgage servicer for the old house, followed by one sent to me after they failed to pay since the mortgage no longer existed, but it was sent to my old address, so I never received it. The final notice was sent via email today, which is what made me realize this policy was still around.  <response>: I think that you are SOL and need to pay more attention to these things in the future. 