Why Insurance Companies Don't Pay Claims: The Truth About your "Good Neighbor"

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Uploaded by on May 4, 2011

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Law professor Jay Feinman, author of the book, "Delay Deny Defend: Why Insurance Companies Don't Pay Claims and What You Can Do About It," tells http://www.FinancialSurvivalRadio.com explains who the insurance companies hired to help them boost their profts, even at the expense of policy holders. Plus, an explanation of "float" and why insurance companies love it.

To hear the entire interview, go to http://financialsurvivalradio.com/036-insurance/

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    The last claim we made - the insurance company said we don't cover that so many times ....it was insane. But "We are here to help."

  • I had a phone conversation with a higher up regarding a claim. He was dead silent when I said it appears you are following the playbook discussed in Delay, Deny, Defend. He got real quiet and would not respond. I told a claims manager in person as he walked away so what you're doing is delaying, denying and defending he turned around and gave me this look like he wanted to kill me. Now the corporate office is handling the investigation. Good book btw

  • What did people do before insurance companies and greed?

  • basically fraud...

  • good discussion. I can't stand insurance companies. I try to self-insure when possible.

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