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There will be "activity" on his insurance regardless, insurance companies have access to all claims initiated by you or paid to you and use this information to stop scams against them.
Bill
Interesting thread about insurance company tactics and ripoffs. Doesn't it make you think Nader might just be worth a vote as your own personal protest? Insurance companies are just one 'make believe' industry who are part of Corporate America.
Yes, please vote for Nader!
He is 'my' choice for all you Democrats...
ROFLMAO!!!
Scott in Florida
If you think insurance companies are a rip-off why don't you and your buddies start you own insurance company. It's not that difficult.
Mortimer!!!
Went to your web site and ...
and....
ROFLMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
gawd I would hate to go to your ER with dead skin on my lip!!!
ROFLMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!
Scott in Florida
Thank you. I wrote all that crap to relieve stress. Can you believe I've actually offended people with it? It's been my experience among my peers that working floor nurses love it and administrative types think I'm the antichrist.
What can I say? It's a gift.
awesome site mort - absolutely loved it and passed it on to those i know with my same (although somewhat twisted) sense of humour :)
thanks for the laughs
80z28Administrators worry about law suits:
As far as I'm concerned, if everyone had a sense of humor that good Mort. There wouldn't be anymore need for law suits!
Keep up the good work, you missed your calling, look into comedy, if an idiot like arsenio can become a millionaire. You can make enough to fund the defecit!
Refinish King
PS
Just a note, I almost pissed my self!
That's obvious when you look at all the 'fly by night' companies operating under governmental licensing. Unlike you, we prefer to make an honest living. The fairest way to describe the insurance industry is to acknowledge them for what they are: A government backed extortion scheme.
ex·tor·tion 1. The act or an instance of extorting. 2. Illegal use of one's official position or powers to obtain property, funds, or patronage. 3. An excessive or exorbitant charge. 4. Something extorted.
I'm not implying that he doesn't deserve a car. I'm merely suggesting that perhaps it would be more cost effective to use public transportation if it is available in his situation. Most cities I've lived in you can be wherever you want to go on a bus/train just as fast as driving your own car, give maybe 5-10 minutes. Jobs that require travel usually provide a vehichle or reimbursement, so of course a car would be needed there. If it was an emergency, he could call a cab. His original question was that he couldn't afford to fix the car himself, I was merely suggesting an alternative.
ROTLMFAO! Your definition of "hoser" is so damn funny! I put the actual meaning of the word "hoser" in my last post. That actual meaning is from
Poor guy gets his car wrecked:
Gets anally violated by the other person's insurance company, and the thread gets funnier and funnier.
LOFL!
Refinish King
PS
I hope this poor f*ck is laughing as hard as we are, because I feel sorry for him.
Yeah, take a bus to the library and do some research, might wean you form the public teat.
john
settlements
"Philip®" spake unto the masses in news:LhT_b.8445$ snipped-for-privacy@newsread1.news.pas.earthlink.net:
Now that we're on to sex, a trivia question: What's a "fluffer"? :^)
You certainly nailed this one.. Progressive is doing a nice extortion job on me -- and has been for 5 years now. My premiums never come down. They just keep creeping up because of "mandatory state-wide increases".. Mandatory?? How about stopping all the junk mail as a first.
My car was hit by a car that was insured by Geico Insurance and Geico says my car is totaled. They offered to give me much less than what it would cost to replaced my car and then said I could keep the car for the highest salvage fee I have ever heard of for a totaled car. It was an obvious low ball tactic to save money. I have already talked to several body shops who estimated the salvage value of half what Geico wanted. I have no job and can not afford to buy another car, so the tactics of Geico would leave me without a car to go along with my unemployment. Then they tried to get me to use my insurance which would mean I would pay a large deductible and my insurance premium would go up when I am not at fault. Their last words were to have my lawyer contact them. As if I could afford a lawyer. in other words they low balled me on purpose knowing I would not accept their offer. They are hoping I choose to use my insurance and they will pay nothing.
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