Re:Want to be an actuary? Odds are, you’ll fail the test
by datavirtue on Wednesday December 29, 2021 @03:26PM
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It's easy to get a lawyer on contingency for this. Don't talk to the insurance company beyond: "I'll settle for $20k now", "Can't do that." Hang up and start calling lawyers (price just went up). They are going to want to hang injuries over them...so start getting massages and feedback from a chiropractor.
You have to play the game to get compensated unfortunately. The lawyers and chiropractor know how to do the dance. Most people just get discouraged by the offending insurance compay and take it in the ass. You should be paid for your time talking to lawyers and going to get massages and dealing with all the logistics of repair, inconvenience of the accident etc.
"They can" because you let them... most people don't value their time and do the the same. Great business, insurance.
Another way of looking at it is that you could recover all of the money you have ever paid out for auto insurance in one settlement--zeroing out your contribution to the scam.
Grind them into dust for every last penny you can pry out of their hands because they do the same to you and all of us. Forget the propaganda about "raising everyone else's rates." That's a joke. This is an industry that punishes loyal customers by raising rates every year until you notice. Then they hope you leave. They are very sensitive about people shopping around each year and always talk about discounts for people who were at their last insurance company for x consecutive years. Scam indeed.
You have to play the game to get compensated unfortunately. The lawyers and chiropractor know how to do the dance. Most people just get discouraged by the offending insurance compay and take it in the ass. You should be paid for your time talking to lawyers and going to get massages and dealing with all the logistics of repair, inconvenience of the accident etc.
"They can" because you let them... most people don't value their time and do the the same. Great business, insurance.
Another way of looking at it is that you could recover all of the money you have ever paid out for auto insurance in one settlement--zeroing out your contribution to the scam.
Grind them into dust for every last penny you can pry out of their hands because they do the same to you and all of us. Forget the propaganda about "raising everyone else's rates." That's a joke. This is an industry that punishes loyal customers by raising rates every year until you notice. Then they hope you leave. They are very sensitive about people shopping around each year and always talk about discounts for people who were at their last insurance company for x consecutive years. Scam indeed.