Insurance Company Annoyed Customer Doesn’t Realize They Were Just Being Polite When They Said They’d Cover Healthcare Bills theonion.com/insurance-co...
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Insurance Company Annoyed Customer Doesn’t Realize They Were Just Being Polite When They Said They’d Cover Healthcare Bills theonion.com/insurance-co...
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Floridian here. Needed a whole new metal roof due to severe leaks during huge storm. Submitted claim on insurance (not Citzens) on which I've been religiously paying premiums for a decade or more. They pay it. And immediately try to cancel my policy. Not today MFs. Try me. I dare you. Still covered.
Hey @theonion.com Would you (and maybe your followers too) be kind enough to share this so that we might convince Joe to do the right thing before he leaves the building? And if you know the story of the One Starfish you'll know why we must act. ☮🌈💚 www.huffpost.com/entry/leonar... #usa #america
Insurance is a business with no product. Their “product” is access around the artificial gate to actual, talented people who can help. And they make record profits doing it. This is the closest to class consciousness I’ve ever seen us get, and only because the target was so uniquely evil and useless
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To everyone in a similar scenario: the tactic my doctor's office has taught me is to ask, in writing, for: 1) the name, board specialty, and license number of the doctor making the determination the treatment was not medically necessary;