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She is on her 4th bank (which could quite possibly be the last). She apparently gives the scammer her account info (of course she denies it). All the banks shut her down but nobody can stop it. Makes it impossible to have a functional checking account.


This could be enough to go get a limited interdiction.
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The next chapter of the American story will not be written by the Harvard Crimson. It will be written by you, the Crimson Tide.


Gonna make all those widgets back here in the onshored factories :USA:
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Women…of all ages. Ben Franklin was an international ladies man.


When you’re a star they just let you do it :USA:
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There is literally nothing extreme about Q.


Extreme is not the right word. The phrase you’re looking for is “laughable nonsense”.

HRC CROSS BORDER RUN CALL MY COUSIN IN THE GUARD
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Damn, that must really suck for you then. You went to law school, ended up as an injury attorney and make less money than a worthless poster who doesn’t make a lot of money according to you


But your whole gripe in this thread is we make too much money.

You’re really bad at this.

I see why you play more checkers than chess.
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and still make more money than you


Guys who feel the need to say this on a message board don’t make a lot of money :lol:

It’s very much little dick energy.
Oh, you’re one of this fancy agents who talks to brokers and wears the gay dress shoes with the white Pete t leather soles? You frick around and stumble into an offshore staffing company and get to charge and “agency fee” on top of your commission.

You’re still a worthless **** and a drain on the system.

re: Son runs over dad

Posted by boosiebadazz on 5/1/25 at 9:20 pm
So methed up.
It would only be the polite thing of him to do after starting the Q thread here.

I’m sorry, he was Q++
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Would it be nice for your agent to call, sure. Is it possible all the time with massive books of business? No. Is it still your fault? Yes.


:lol: wait, and you’re mad I get a commission of the recovery and this is what you offer your customers? Set it and forget it?

Gtfo
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agree with you, but the OP is doing what most attorneys do which is paint one side in a negative light while taking zero responsibility


:lol: this is now the third round of tort reform in Louisiana in the last 5 years focusing on claims and litigation.

The first time someone asks to look at the actuarial and rate-setting side, you guys are losing your mind.

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If a customer truly deserves a settlement of 500k,


Can you insurance bros just not read beyond a third grade level today?
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Because thanks to you it now is.


It doesn’t surprise me that you don’t know what the word “premise” means.
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The lawyer didn’t bring shite. The threat of drawn out litigation and cost encourages the carriers to settle regardless of whether the claim is worry of that payout or not


Your premise is that the claim was truly worth $500k to begin with.
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Lack of actual dollars screams hit piece.


By an insurance industry publication?
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And if they deserved 500k, why do you deserve so much of that?


If they truly deserved $500k, why did the insurer only offer $50k before the lawyer got involved?

So the lawyer brought an additional $450k to the case and gets a percentage for doing so. And your gripe is that he charged a fee on the value he brought to the case that the insurer refused to pay before he got involved?
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If a customer truly deserves a settlement of 500k, why is an attorney entitled to 25% or more of said settlement that is intended to indemnify their client?


Because the insurer offered $50k before the lawyer got involved.
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hardly any jimmies rustled. its just an attorney trying to deflect attention. insurance company making money, they are bad. attorneys make filthy money doing nothing taking on no risk but guaranteed pay days, its all good.


Insurance: Rates are high, we have to decimate the claims system. We’re paying too much on too many claims.

Government: ok, but you guys are saying you’re making a whole lot of money anyway. How do you set the rates?

Insurance: we can’t tell you that.

Government: well can we see how much money you’re making (or losing) state-by-state?

Insurance: we can’t tell you that either.

Government: so you want us to change the claims system to be more favorable to you but you won’t let us see behind the curtain on how you set rates and otherwise make profit?

Insurance: yes