There are virtually hundreds of insurance “professionals” who comitt fraud in order that they get bonuses or possibly promotions. They have been reported internally within the companies and yet due to their ‘production’ they continue to be rewarded. If a CEO persists to foster these types of individuals then they themselves are tainted by their own poison fruits.
I think there are several positions for these fraud artists in the new presidential administration. Maybe they can get hired to the cabinet positions to acheive more greatness.
Wow… the DOI broke upa $10k fraud ring. Woo Hoo. What about an agency in Southern CA that has made off with Tens if not Hundresds of Thousands of dollars of insured’s premium. Isn’t that news-worthy or is the DOI playing coy??
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What about it? Have you reported them to DOI?
There are virtually hundreds of insurance “professionals” who comitt fraud in order that they get bonuses or possibly promotions. They have been reported internally within the companies and yet due to their ‘production’ they continue to be rewarded. If a CEO persists to foster these types of individuals then they themselves are tainted by their own poison fruits.
I think there are several positions for these fraud artists in the new presidential administration. Maybe they can get hired to the cabinet positions to acheive more greatness.
Wow… the DOI broke upa $10k fraud ring. Woo Hoo. What about an agency in Southern CA that has made off with Tens if not Hundresds of Thousands of dollars of insured’s premium. Isn’t that news-worthy or is the DOI playing coy??