Insurance profits up 665%
21-Mar-2004, 06:16 PM
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Originally posted by fine2ne
Insurance companies are a scam. God damn criminals. You work for theives and there is nothing you can say that will change peoples minds.
Insurance companies are a scam. God damn criminals. You work for theives and there is nothing you can say that will change peoples minds.
21-Mar-2004, 06:26 PM
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i would feel awesome knowing that insuranceman gets a company car fully paid for out of my pocket... pending he works for my insurance company of course... but its the over priced insurance that provides the profits to allow that
21-Mar-2004, 07:53 PM
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Originally posted by PunkInDrublic
i would feel awesome knowing that insuranceman gets a company car fully paid for out of my pocket... pending he works for my insurance company of course... but its the over priced insurance that provides the profits to allow that
i would feel awesome knowing that insuranceman gets a company car fully paid for out of my pocket... pending he works for my insurance company of course... but its the over priced insurance that provides the profits to allow that
Overpriced??..... I'm glad you feel "awesome" about that ...
22-Mar-2004, 09:10 AM
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But you're a litigation adjustor, right? So you drive up and down SWO (south-western ontario) and all around. Fawking right I'd demand a company car too!! Fawk if I'd put that many clicks on my car or even worse put the car at risk on the road. Even when someone from work asks me to do a coffee run I'm like hmph....
22-Mar-2004, 09:20 AM
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Me too...Blue cross
Did you know that in the US if you have medical insurance it is tax deductible, and the rates my aunt pays for a family of 5, is about the rate we pay for the coverage that is not covered by OHIP.
So where are my tax dollars going??
BTW, we don't want me to talk about politics, but let me tell you once I have my designation, I'm saying "see you later Canada" I am finished with them stealing from my pocket.
And the ****ing sponsorship scandal, during the years in question I alone paid approximately $50,000 in taxes...and for what, to line the pockets of the Liberal "friendlies" Kiss my *** theives, cushy pension collecting mother ****ers
Me too...Blue cross
Did you know that in the US if you have medical insurance it is tax deductible, and the rates my aunt pays for a family of 5, is about the rate we pay for the coverage that is not covered by OHIP.
So where are my tax dollars going??
BTW, we don't want me to talk about politics, but let me tell you once I have my designation, I'm saying "see you later Canada" I am finished with them stealing from my pocket.
And the ****ing sponsorship scandal, during the years in question I alone paid approximately $50,000 in taxes...and for what, to line the pockets of the Liberal "friendlies" Kiss my *** theives, cushy pension collecting mother ****ers
i could prolly do my MBA in a year or two if going part time
anyways, it's not like the rates would change if Insuranceman didn't have the company car
That's peanuts guys!! I mean, you don't verbally assault ppl who drive those Bell Canada trucks and blame THEM for $100/month phone bills, right?? 
The $300/month they pay for the lease of that vehicle in the fleet is... what like 2 days of someone's wage. As if that will make a difference in premiums.
22-Mar-2004, 09:27 AM
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bell actually owns it's fleet (from what I'm told) also bell does it's own insurance posted a bond with the government and everything .... they just hire an insurance company to take care of the paper work and management of the plan.
22-Mar-2004, 09:28 AM
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Originally posted by bbarbulo
But you're a litigation adjustor, right? So you drive up and down SWO (south-western ontario) and all around. Fawking right I'd demand a company car too!! Fawk if I'd put that many clicks on my car or even worse put the car at risk on the road. Even when someone from work asks me to do a coffee run I'm like hmph....
But you're a litigation adjustor, right? So you drive up and down SWO (south-western ontario) and all around. Fawking right I'd demand a company car too!! Fawk if I'd put that many clicks on my car or even worse put the car at risk on the road. Even when someone from work asks me to do a coffee run I'm like hmph....
22-Mar-2004, 11:30 AM
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Originally posted by gatherer
bell actually owns it's fleet (from what I'm told) also bell does it's own insurance posted a bond with the government and everything .... they just hire an insurance company to take care of the paper work and management of the plan.
bell actually owns it's fleet (from what I'm told) also bell does it's own insurance posted a bond with the government and everything .... they just hire an insurance company to take care of the paper work and management of the plan.
22-Mar-2004, 04:14 PM
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Originally posted by bbarbulo
...anyways, it's not like the rates would change if Insuranceman didn't have the company car...
...anyways, it's not like the rates would change if Insuranceman didn't have the company car...
That was not the point of my exasperation...
22-Mar-2004, 04:21 PM
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I'm with you Anthony, I'm just saying we can't blame Insuranceman alone 
The problem is so much greater...
And it's not about how hard he works, but rather the nature of the work... involving travel and all.
The problem is so much greater...And it's not about how hard he works, but rather the nature of the work... involving travel and all.
22-Mar-2004, 06:04 PM
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I understand that I am the voice of the other side, and for that, I will be called names and told that I am a criminal ... I can understand your feelings, and your anger, but I'm doing a job, not trying to change your minds ....
And audiophilia I see the point of your argument, I do, I think we should just agree to disagree on certain topics...
And audiophilia I see the point of your argument, I do, I think we should just agree to disagree on certain topics...
22-Mar-2004, 07:31 PM
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Originally posted by Insuranceman
...And audiophilia I see the point of your argument, I do, I think we should just agree to disagree on certain topics...
...And audiophilia I see the point of your argument, I do, I think we should just agree to disagree on certain topics...
I, too, have taken positions opposite to the 'popular view', trying to convince a large number of people convinced otherwise. I understand the frustration of defending of what one considers the truth. Also, my mother taught me not to believe everything I read and hear. And, I don't. I have, by nature, a suspicious mind.
However, we shall have to agree to disagree re the insurance industry. Again, I am a capitalist and love to see healthy profits. Moreover, I applaud your efforts in the rebuttal of the overwhelming amount of detrimental information. You have a difficult 'position' to defend. You do it with vigour -- I always appreciate a worthy adversary.
Personally, I think you are just bitter that you have to drive a Malibu rather than the magnificent automobile pictured below...
22-Mar-2004, 08:09 PM
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Originally posted by audiophilia
Just one...
I, too, have taken positions opposite to the 'popular view', trying to convince a large number of people convinced otherwise. I understand the frustration of defending of what one considers the truth. Also, my mother taught me not to believe everything I read and hear. And, I don't. I have, by nature, a suspicious mind.
However, we shall have to agree to disagree re the insurance industry. Again, I am a capitalist and love to see healthy profits. Moreover, I applaud your efforts in the rebuttal of the overwhelming amount of detrimental information. You have a difficult 'position' to defend. You do it with vigour -- I always appreciate a worthy adversary.
Personally, I think you are just bitter that you have to drive a Malibu rather than the magnificent automobile pictured below...
Just one...
I, too, have taken positions opposite to the 'popular view', trying to convince a large number of people convinced otherwise. I understand the frustration of defending of what one considers the truth. Also, my mother taught me not to believe everything I read and hear. And, I don't. I have, by nature, a suspicious mind.
However, we shall have to agree to disagree re the insurance industry. Again, I am a capitalist and love to see healthy profits. Moreover, I applaud your efforts in the rebuttal of the overwhelming amount of detrimental information. You have a difficult 'position' to defend. You do it with vigour -- I always appreciate a worthy adversary.
Personally, I think you are just bitter that you have to drive a Malibu rather than the magnificent automobile pictured below...
I appreciate your views on my "position" and yes, I do believe in the industry as many others don't ... I understand that ...
You seem to be one of the intelligent ones, who debates the topics....
23-Mar-2004, 01:15 PM
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ohhh come you 2 ....keep debating it out bring out facts and websites and all that junk this was a good read till you did that dishonourable thing and agreed to disagree... like whats with that ... thats like the usa sending their army to war without guns only hugs.....bah! debate I say I was having a good read!
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