Nothing to say to an apologist like you. All you can do is spout the compamny line. The exact same issue was struck down in LA, so why raise it again? To drag it out further is the only conceivable reason. Learn to think for yourself. Why not do as is always done, place all of the mortgage companies names on the checks. No, that would not fit your distorted view.
Hmm, I think joe skirted the issue, don\’t you think? Maybe he likes to dress in women\’s clothes? Nothing wrong with that I guess.
You clearly asked for his input on the Gemmill vs. SF case. And, he ignored you. Then he insulted you. You have a much better (and true!) wisecrack top say in return. And then you get blamed for not speaking about the issue at hand. Sickening…
I am sure that if I disagreed with you on an issue, we could have a mature, adult conversation. Tell me your opinion on one thing please… did you read Morgan\’s post?
I found it funny he/she essentially called us stupid and juvenile, then proceeded to post about baboons flinging poo.
Joe….your response show\’s exactly how little knowledge you possess about the SBA loans. What\’s sad, the reporter, was given all the information to write a very informative article and she failed to present all the facts. I guess the papers is Mississippi are as corrupt as the people running the state.
We all know the most corrupt state is Louisiana. I think adjusterhoe is from there as well. He reminds me of the scarecrow from the wizard of oz. No brains, just filler. Morgan your post was so mean spirited and i feel like my civil rights have been violated. i demand an apology.
I think actually Morgan hit the nail squarely on the head. Anytime a person has to resort to adhominem attacks it reflects poorly on the person\’s position. The rhetoric here has been, by and large, name calling. To the point any valid intelligent point anyone has had is lost. No particular wonder John Q. Public has such a low opinion of the insurance industry. Sad.
You must realize that the ones calling me names are not actually involved in the insurance industry. They are clerical State Farm employees. State Farm already has a bad name. No other companies have been brought into this except for slight mention of Nationwide.
Joe….the only reason SF and Nationwide names have even been brought up is the sole fact those were the ones you were slamming. We are now a week and half into our question about your proof which you have failed to provide us (regardless of which company it may be). So, I guess, you can call me a Nationwide clerical, adjuster, agent or underwriter. They would all be incorrect as have been most if not all of your points.
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What intelligence would you like to bring to the table?
I think Jewel covered the other part. Too bad I couldn\’t beat her to the punch.
Nothing to say to an apologist like you. All you can do is spout the compamny line. The exact same issue was struck down in LA, so why raise it again? To drag it out further is the only conceivable reason. Learn to think for yourself. Why not do as is always done, place all of the mortgage companies names on the checks. No, that would not fit your distorted view.
Hmm, I think joe skirted the issue, don\’t you think? Maybe he likes to dress in women\’s clothes? Nothing wrong with that I guess.
You clearly asked for his input on the Gemmill vs. SF case. And, he ignored you. Then he insulted you. You have a much better (and true!) wisecrack top say in return. And then you get blamed for not speaking about the issue at hand. Sickening…
I am sure that if I disagreed with you on an issue, we could have a mature, adult conversation. Tell me your opinion on one thing please… did you read Morgan\’s post?
I found it funny he/she essentially called us stupid and juvenile, then proceeded to post about baboons flinging poo.
I really fret about the future of this country.
Joe….your response show\’s exactly how little knowledge you possess about the SBA loans. What\’s sad, the reporter, was given all the information to write a very informative article and she failed to present all the facts. I guess the papers is Mississippi are as corrupt as the people running the state.
We all know the most corrupt state is Louisiana. I think adjusterhoe is from there as well. He reminds me of the scarecrow from the wizard of oz. No brains, just filler. Morgan your post was so mean spirited and i feel like my civil rights have been violated. i demand an apology.
Butterknife?
Your additions is well noted….he is rather dull……..
I think actually Morgan hit the nail squarely on the head. Anytime a person has to resort to adhominem attacks it reflects poorly on the person\’s position. The rhetoric here has been, by and large, name calling. To the point any valid intelligent point anyone has had is lost. No particular wonder John Q. Public has such a low opinion of the insurance industry. Sad.
Sam:
You must realize that the ones calling me names are not actually involved in the insurance industry. They are clerical State Farm employees. State Farm already has a bad name. No other companies have been brought into this except for slight mention of Nationwide.
Joe….the only reason SF and Nationwide names have even been brought up is the sole fact those were the ones you were slamming. We are now a week and half into our question about your proof which you have failed to provide us (regardless of which company it may be). So, I guess, you can call me a Nationwide clerical, adjuster, agent or underwriter. They would all be incorrect as have been most if not all of your points.