I'm trying to picture Guenny being attracted to Varus.... nope. Can't seem to make that work.
Laughing at him, yeah, I can see that.
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publiusvarus wrote:
Barking,
Of course you've never had a friend or relative die have you? You don't know anyone who's been in a car accident do you? These things never happen. Why protect against them? As a matter of fact you should go out right now and drop all the insurance policies you have. It's all a scam anyway isn't it?
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Take the time to actually learn about the industry you're in, and you'll see what a piece of your sh*t your ****** of an old man is for starting the agency in the first place.
Of course you've never had a friend or relative die have you? You don't know anyone who's been in a car accident do you? These things never happen. Why protect against them? As a matter of fact you should go out right now and drop all the insurance policies you have. It's all a scam anyway isn't it?
Holy sh*t, does Daddy whisper that sh*t in your ear while he's got you bent over your desk?
It is all a scam, idiot. At least when the insurance company does it right. Do what know what claims adjusters do when a fresh claim hits their desk? The very first thing? We pull the application and scour it for errors. Any errors. Any excuse to avoid paying the claim.
This isn't even mentioning that indemnity is an unattainable goal, an impossible to keep promise you make to every single client who purchases your product.
We've been over this a lot, little guy. I know way more about you do than you do. Hell, you sound like you're fresh from your first seminar, spouting rose-colored platitudes about how righteous and life-affirming your career is. The money is alright, yeah, but what you do for a living is extortion, plain and simple.
Edited, Sep 22nd 2009 8:33am by Barkingturtle
publiusvarus wrote:
I have the kavorka
There's a cream for that.
Belkira wrote:
Wow. Regular ol' Joph fan club in here.
publiusvarus wrote:
Tulip,
BS...Where there's a will there's a way.
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Did it ever occur to you that these people, who weren't being paid enough to live on, couldn't afford to move and look for a job in another city?
BS...Where there's a will there's a way.
Oh, yes, that's right. I forgot.
publiusvarus wrote:
barking,
Maybe with two bit insurance companies like the one you've dealt with. The one I write for pays claims with a quickness.
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The very first thing? We pull the application and scour it for errors. Any errors. Any excuse to avoid paying the claim.
Maybe with two bit insurance companies like the one you've dealt with. The one I write for pays claims with a quickness.
I highly doubt that.
Belkira the Tulip wrote:
publiusvarus wrote:
barking,
Maybe with two bit insurance companies like the one you've dealt with. The one I write for pays claims with a quickness.
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The very first thing? We pull the application and scour it for errors. Any errors. Any excuse to avoid paying the claim.
Maybe with two bit insurance companies like the one you've dealt with. The one I write for pays claims with a quickness.
I highly doubt that.
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An invasion of armies can be resisted, but not an idea whose time has come. Victor Hugo
Varus only works with the magical good insurance companies. The ones staffed by faeries and elves and woodland sprites.
Belkira wrote:
Wow. Regular ol' Joph fan club in here.
publiusvarus wrote:
barking,
Maybe with two bit insurance companies like the one you've dealt with. The one I write for pays claims with a quickness.
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The very first thing? We pull the application and scour it for errors. Any errors. Any excuse to avoid paying the claim.
Maybe with two bit insurance companies like the one you've dealt with. The one I write for pays claims with a quickness.
Hahahaha. What company, varus? You're a captive agent? I thought your were independent?
I've worked in personal lines with Progressive and with Zurich North America doing E&O and claims. So unless you're a captive for Allstate or StateFarm you work for a two-bit company in comparison to the personal lines experience I've had, and you don't have the education to do commercial or professional liability so there's about 70% of the industry you pretty much don't even comprehend.
A claims adjuster's job is to deny claims, Varus. Any way they can. There isn't a company with a better reputation than Progressive, and even they do it. Everyone does it, moron. You just happen to be the stupid little puppet who gets the premiums rolling in while on the back-end your customers get abused. The fact that you're not knowledgeable enough of the very product you're selling to realize that is in no way a surprise to me.
Jophiel wrote:
Varus only works with the magical good insurance companies. The ones staffed by faeries and elves and woodland sprites.
publiusvarus wrote:
I'm the guy that your wife gives the "f*ck me now" eyes at the grocery store while you're loading the groceries and you pretend you didn't see.
I've seen your picture. No amount of money could ever make that statement true.
Varrus has so little trouble getting women, yet he's on so many personals websites.
So Varus is a little sales drone for Allstate or State Farm? How droll.
Belkira wrote:
Wow. Regular ol' Joph fan club in here.
Jophiel wrote:
So Varus is a little sales drone for Allstate or State Farm? How droll.
Having worked with both, I can attest that neither pay claims "quickly."
Post on Allakhazam.com mainly.
Belkira wrote:
Wow. Regular ol' Joph fan club in here.
publiusvarus wrote:
Obama,
Does our freedom and property rights cease to exist when someone else needs "looking after"? Is that what the USA is about?
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How do we balance our freedom with our need to look after one another?
Does our freedom and property rights cease to exist when someone else needs "looking after"? Is that what the USA is about?
I don't think varus knows what "balance" means. This is nothing new. This is reality. We have these things, called taxes, which pay for stuff we all agree we need. We are having a discussion about whether or not to add health care to that list, and to what extent.
Ironically far from adding cost, this is about reducing costs. Normal systems - which exist in reality and not only in theory - cost 2-3 times less per person and cover everyone with comparable care.
Yet the main problem, as reflected by the quote above, is that one side is coming to the table to talk about reality and the opposition is living in a fantasy world. I would hope that the assylum is not representing the high points of the opposition - that there is more rational thought to the opposition to change. And then I open a newspaper. Alas. No, it really is this bad.
Not at all. I've said many times on here what I do. Hardly a secret.
But now that I know you're all hot to trot to find out and try to salvage your ego, it's more entertaining to jack you around.
But now that I know you're all hot to trot to find out and try to salvage your ego, it's more entertaining to jack you around.
Belkira wrote:
Wow. Regular ol' Joph fan club in here.
He's a badger rancher, Varrus. He ranches badgers. I can't believe you don't remember this.
P.S. Still desperately searching the internet for companionship? I think I speak for society at large when I say LOSER.
P.S. Still desperately searching the internet for companionship? I think I speak for society at large when I say LOSER.
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