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A U-Haul truck ran hit a pipe hanging from the ceiling breaking it open. Instantly water geysered out, smashing windows and windshields, and flooding cars. Initially the parking garage said the driver was at fault for hitting the pipe, but U-Haul said that the clearance signs were inaccurate. I... think that the driver ultimately should be liable for all damages, even if the pipe was lower than expected, it didn’t just shoot water out without provocation. I understand the concept of liability and insurance. However I would file a claim with my own insurance company. I used to be an insurance adjuster out of college. I know that when liability is in a gray area, the companies will dispute it amongst themselves and the owners of the damaged cars would have to wait until liability is determined and accepted. Even with a good team, this could take weeks or months all the while nothing happens to my car. So if I file my own claim, use my coverage to fix my car, I would have to pay a deductible and it initially would be a claim on my insurance possibly raising my rates. However once a liability decision is reached, my insurance would go after the other company for the money in a process called subrogation. I’ve used this tactic before and it’s literally the quickest way to get the car fixed or totaled out. I know for some people they don’t want their insurance involved unless they have to but I beg you to think about a worst case scenario and waiting months only to find out a decision still hasn’t been reached while the car owner doesn’t have use of their own car.show more

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Prateek Singh

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A huge health insurance SCAM more people need to be talking about - American with insurance was told her MRI total with insurance would be $5,100 - Without insurance the bill would be $700 After learning this she asked to not use her insurance, the hospital told her “Since you have insurance, we are not going to let you self-pay it. — How is that not a scam? Isn't it my choice if I want to self-pay something versus running it through my insurance” “Insurance is such a ripoff. — health insurance is a scam”

A huge health insurance SCAM more people need to be talking about - American with insurance was told her MRI total with insurance would be $5,100 - Without insurance the bill would be $700 After learning this she asked to not use her insurance, the hospital told her “Since you have insurance, we are not going to let you self-pay it. — How is that not a scam? Isn't it my choice if I want to self-pay something versus running it through my insurance” “Insurance is such a ripoff. — health insurance is a scam”

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WOW 🚨 American Surgeon exposes she did reconstructive surgery on a breast cancer patient. Health Insurance company paid her only $100 She says this happens all the time, went to court, won, they still won’t pay A bill was proposed to stop this AND CONGRESS KILLED IT “Practicing medicine in 2025 is diabolical. People ask me all the time, if my daughters were to go into medicine, would I let them? And today my answer is no.” “I had done a reconstruction on like a 26 year old girl with breast cancer and the insurance company thought it was reasonable and customary to pay me $100 for her reconstruction. — The insurance company decided to pay me $100, we had to have my legal team sue the insurance company.And this is really common. This happens all the time, unfortunately. — Even though they've lost in court, they don't actually have to pay this amount. And so now the health care attorneys were like, okay, well now we're going to try to file some sort of law through Congress which says that if the insurance companies don't pay, then they should be subject to interest rates. And the ruling came out today that actually that bill is not going to go through” Congress is completely bought out by Big Pharma and Health Insurance companies. This is a racket

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American is a healthy 28 year old, he decided to skip paying for health insurance this year because the cheapest plan was $900 per month with a high deductible He had to spend 2 nights in the ER without insurance, he breaks down the bill “This is my receipt from spending 2 days in the hospital: - It totaled about $24,000 - My CT scan alone was $8,300 - Laboratory, 6,000 - IV therapy, $1,020, $4,000 in total And while $24,000 seems like a lot of money, let me show you something. This is what I'm actually paying, $2,478 because when you don't have insurance, these hospitals give you a discount. They discounted $22,000 off of this bill” “But if I had insurance, I wouldn't have gotten that discount. So it would've been a $24,000 bill billed to my insurance, and then my insurance would've said, ‘Hey, you have a $5,000 deductible. You need to pay $5,000 for this last emergency room visit.’ Then you tack on the $900 a month that I'd be paying for that insurance. I'd be paying $20K this year for healthcare. So the craziest part about this is even if I have another hospital visit, by the end of this year, I'm still gonna be paying less than I would if I had insurance. At minimum, my cost for healthcare this year would've been $20,000 with insurance. Right now I'm at $2,400.” US Health Insurance is a scam

American is a healthy 28 year old, he decided to skip paying for health insurance this year because the cheapest plan was $900 per month with a high deductible He had to spend 2 nights in the ER without insurance, he breaks down the bill “This is my receipt from spending 2 days in the hospital: - It totaled about $24,000 - My CT scan alone was $8,300 - Laboratory, 6,000 - IV therapy, $1,020, $4,000 in total And while $24,000 seems like a lot of money, let me show you something. This is what I'm actually paying, $2,478 because when you don't have insurance, these hospitals give you a discount. They discounted $22,000 off of this bill” “But if I had insurance, I wouldn't have gotten that discount. So it would've been a $24,000 bill billed to my insurance, and then my insurance would've said, ‘Hey, you have a $5,000 deductible. You need to pay $5,000 for this last emergency room visit.’ Then you tack on the $900 a month that I'd be paying for that insurance. I'd be paying $20K this year for healthcare. So the craziest part about this is even if I have another hospital visit, by the end of this year, I'm still gonna be paying less than I would if I had insurance. At minimum, my cost for healthcare this year would've been $20,000 with insurance. Right now I'm at $2,400.” US Health Insurance is a scam

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I hesitate posting this for a bunch of reasons, but I think it's good to just be transparent about everything. I love to highlight all of the incredible things that FSD does, but I also think it's good to talk about any issues that it has currently. In my opinion the E2E on the highway needs some major changes. This clip was from my drive yesterday, and it is without a doubt the most dangerous situation that FSD has put me in. Yes, I am aware that it is FSD Supervised - everything that happens in the car is ultimately my responsbility. I just was wanting to see what the car would do, and I was hoping that it would make a better decision to be honest. Let me know what you think.

I hesitate posting this for a bunch of reasons, but I think it's good to just be transparent about everything. I love to highlight all of the incredible things that FSD does, but I also think it's good to talk about any issues that it has currently. In my opinion the E2E on the highway needs some major changes. This clip was from my drive yesterday, and it is without a doubt the most dangerous situation that FSD has put me in. Yes, I am aware that it is FSD Supervised - everything that happens in the car is ultimately my responsbility. I just was wanting to see what the car would do, and I was hoping that it would make a better decision to be honest. Let me know what you think.

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I love it when rude customers get humbled. She was being all disrespectful about it until her card got declined. Going to a store with only $20 on your card while I try to buy $150 worth of things isn’t anything I would ever do, it’s embarrassing to thing people even do this and worst yet get rude about it. I’ve dealt with arrogant customers before and they talk themselves up and try to belittle me to make themselves feel good about themselves. At the insurance company I had a woman call in about repairs to her car, she claimed the car was stolen and wrecked. I start getting details of what happened all the while she was whining and complaining about the repair process, complaining about why it’s taking so long to have the car inspected and such. I tried to tell her it was because I was waiting on necessary paperwork like the police report. Turns out she never filed a police report for this single car accident because the person who took the car and wrecked it was her own son. She wanted it filed under a stolen car because it was a comprehensive coverage claim with only a $100 deductible. A collision claim which this was, carries a $1000 deductible that she didn’t have. I tried to explain that that to her and she got belligerent saying that if I had kids I would understand. I told her that has nothing to do with it and what happened was her son drove the car into a tree which is a collision loss. A theft claim only applies if the police were notified and made a report, also she would have to press charges against him for actual theft as well. She was mad because I humbled her, I’m not stupid I knew what happened. I even saw on her policy how he got a few tickets and she removed him as a driver because her rates went up and since he was an excluded driver I wouldn’t be paying for her damages anyways and she hung up on me.

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So what happens when your new car is damaged when you pick it up? Do you accept their offer for repairs and that’s it? That’s all they offered me and I walked. I wasn’t about to take an even bigger hit on depreciation for paint work. I would have taken anything else like a free maintenance plan or extended warranty. Something other than just a repair, after all it wasn’t my fault they scraped the bumper off the bat. I always wondered what happened to the car wash guy since his actions costed them a sale and I had to get the car elsewhere, I haven’t been back to that dealer since, would you? I think buying a car is an exciting time and a delay and hit like that kind of ruins it. Most would have done the same thing.

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American was at a clinic, he witnessed a patient forced to pay a higher price because they had health insurance “This is why people are frustrated and quite frankly pissed off about insurance. I'm at the urgent care today to get a sports physical for my son to play football this season. And there's a mother checking out from her sick visit with her child and they charge her $200. And she says, wait a minute, I was told it was $150. She said, oh, that's the cash price, but you have insurance and we've got to charge you the insurance price. And the mom said, well, just ring it up, I'll just pay out of pocket with cash. And I said, no, we can't because Blue Cross requires us. If you've got insurance, we've got to through that through Blue Cross. And the mom said, well, that's not fair and I have insurance, I should be getting a better price, right? And she said, no, if we charge you a cash price, Blue Cross will take us out of, out of their network.” “That just seems asinine to me. And that's why people are frustrated with insurance. It doesn't work the way that it should” Make it make sense

American was at a clinic, he witnessed a patient forced to pay a higher price because they had health insurance “This is why people are frustrated and quite frankly pissed off about insurance. I'm at the urgent care today to get a sports physical for my son to play football this season. And there's a mother checking out from her sick visit with her child and they charge her $200. And she says, wait a minute, I was told it was $150. She said, oh, that's the cash price, but you have insurance and we've got to charge you the insurance price. And the mom said, well, just ring it up, I'll just pay out of pocket with cash. And I said, no, we can't because Blue Cross requires us. If you've got insurance, we've got to through that through Blue Cross. And the mom said, well, that's not fair and I have insurance, I should be getting a better price, right? And she said, no, if we charge you a cash price, Blue Cross will take us out of, out of their network.” “That just seems asinine to me. And that's why people are frustrated with insurance. It doesn't work the way that it should” Make it make sense

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How I Built A Robot Vision System in the 1980. I built this robot in 1984. It uses a Polaroid Ultrasonic Ranging System Designer’s Kit for distance measurements. This technology absolutely fascinated me when I first saw it on the camera and it started me on a few businesses in 1980 buying 1000s of these sensors from the commercial division of Polaroid for two product I built. One was a radio and battery based truck backup sensor that I sold via a relationship I made with two insurance companies. See the damage done by trucks in the 1980s to shipping loading docks were a big thing millions of dollars in insurance claims, and the companies would bill the trucking company insurance $1000 or more per impact. So I knew this and called two of the largest commercial insurance companies in the US and hacked my way to “the person” in one and than used that to get to the other (you competitor just talked to me…). “Hey I am in my garage and I am grifting for like and subscribes this idea” I mean “Hello, you paid $743,281 last quarter on loading dock damages. How would you like that to be $0?” Ha, do I have your attention now! No one ever hung up the phone after that. My product was “SafeReverse” and I sold 1000s at ~$1,400 per from my garage. I later made a version for front and side, but had less takers. The insurance companies required it for some accounts and lowered premiums for others if they installed it. They made all the marketing materials. I made the product and money. I hand made everyone of them and hired no one. I used a 6502 processor board, a radio data module and a SST text to voice synthesizer chip. It would say “10 feet, 2 inches… 5 feet, 6 inches, 11 inches, speed check warning, and “slow down” at 9 inches if the rate of acceleration was too high. I had a printer that would print a receipt incase there was any claims. It took me 12 minutes to build them from my parts. I am told I saved over $12 million dollars in claims at one insurance company. I sold the company in 16 months and found out the acquirer had no intention of making these. I still don’t know why but have suspicions. Polaroid was so supportive of my efforts that they offered testing equipment and chip sets to make it easier. They never made me feel like they would crush me. They never care “who I was”. I had direct engineering phone numbers. The company flew me out after the acquisition and wanted to hire me to find more niches for the system. Unfortunately they were already cutting back on to many levels and I saw the reality that was coming. So this is my history in robotic “vision” before anyone understood what it was. I have an SX70 kit in a picture frame to remember. It is in my garage where I still am, typing this to you…

How I Built A Robot Vision System in the 1980. I built this robot in 1984. It uses a Polaroid Ultrasonic Ranging System Designer’s Kit for distance measurements. This technology absolutely fascinated me when I first saw it on the camera and it started me on a few businesses in 1980 buying 1000s of these sensors from the commercial division of Polaroid for two product I built. One was a radio and battery based truck backup sensor that I sold via a relationship I made with two insurance companies. See the damage done by trucks in the 1980s to shipping loading docks were a big thing millions of dollars in insurance claims, and the companies would bill the trucking company insurance $1000 or more per impact. So I knew this and called two of the largest commercial insurance companies in the US and hacked my way to “the person” in one and than used that to get to the other (you competitor just talked to me…). “Hey I am in my garage and I am grifting for like and subscribes this idea” I mean “Hello, you paid $743,281 last quarter on loading dock damages. How would you like that to be $0?” Ha, do I have your attention now! No one ever hung up the phone after that. My product was “SafeReverse” and I sold 1000s at ~$1,400 per from my garage. I later made a version for front and side, but had less takers. The insurance companies required it for some accounts and lowered premiums for others if they installed it. They made all the marketing materials. I made the product and money. I hand made everyone of them and hired no one. I used a 6502 processor board, a radio data module and a SST text to voice synthesizer chip. It would say “10 feet, 2 inches… 5 feet, 6 inches, 11 inches, speed check warning, and “slow down” at 9 inches if the rate of acceleration was too high. I had a printer that would print a receipt incase there was any claims. It took me 12 minutes to build them from my parts. I am told I saved over $12 million dollars in claims at one insurance company. I sold the company in 16 months and found out the acquirer had no intention of making these. I still don’t know why but have suspicions. Polaroid was so supportive of my efforts that they offered testing equipment and chip sets to make it easier. They never made me feel like they would crush me. They never care “who I was”. I had direct engineering phone numbers. The company flew me out after the acquisition and wanted to hire me to find more niches for the system. Unfortunately they were already cutting back on to many levels and I saw the reality that was coming. So this is my history in robotic “vision” before anyone understood what it was. I have an SX70 kit in a picture frame to remember. It is in my garage where I still am, typing this to you…

Brian Roemmele

63,080 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

American needed medical imaging. She was told the cost with her insurance is $1,200. She told them unfortunately she would have to cancel the appointment because she can’t afford that She was put on hold. Another woman came in the phone and she said, "Girl, opt out of your insurance. You don't have to use it." She was told if you don’t want to use your insurance the cash pay price would only be $480 It’s $780 cheaper to not have insurance and be paying a monthly premium US health insurance is out of control and it’s such a scam. There is no reason for a cash pay price to ever be cheaper than someone paying a monthly deductible for insurance

American needed medical imaging. She was told the cost with her insurance is $1,200. She told them unfortunately she would have to cancel the appointment because she can’t afford that She was put on hold. Another woman came in the phone and she said, "Girl, opt out of your insurance. You don't have to use it." She was told if you don’t want to use your insurance the cash pay price would only be $480 It’s $780 cheaper to not have insurance and be paying a monthly premium US health insurance is out of control and it’s such a scam. There is no reason for a cash pay price to ever be cheaper than someone paying a monthly deductible for insurance

Wall Street Apes

1,033,893 Aufrufe • vor 7 Tagen

🚨 BREAKING: President Trump just threw Democrats into a PANIC, calling them out for being OWNED by Big, Rich Insurance, and saying he wants to fix Obamacare NOW instead of extending the subsidies "We have a problem. The insurance companies OWN the Democrat Party. They own it!" "I'd like to get right into this! I don't know WHY we have to extend. This could be done rapidly if the Democrats would come along!" "And the Democrats having a hard time, they give a lot of money to the Democrats, very little money to Republicans, by the way, a lot of money to Democrats." "And they're going to have to decide, do they want to do the right thing or do they want to be beholden to the insurance companies? They're making a fortune. I want the money to go to the PEOPLE."

🚨 BREAKING: President Trump just threw Democrats into a PANIC, calling them out for being OWNED by Big, Rich Insurance, and saying he wants to fix Obamacare NOW instead of extending the subsidies "We have a problem. The insurance companies OWN the Democrat Party. They own it!" "I'd like to get right into this! I don't know WHY we have to extend. This could be done rapidly if the Democrats would come along!" "And the Democrats having a hard time, they give a lot of money to the Democrats, very little money to Republicans, by the way, a lot of money to Democrats." "And they're going to have to decide, do they want to do the right thing or do they want to be beholden to the insurance companies? They're making a fortune. I want the money to go to the PEOPLE."

Eric Daugherty

197,186 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

Medical Doctor in New York sharing her experience with her personal health insurance coverage She estimates she’s pays about $5,000 per year for coverage and hasn’t used it in at least 3 years So after paying $15k, she went to the doctor one time, was charged $300 out of pocket for a regular visit and then the insurance company denied her medication “I had a singular office visit for one complaint. My insurance didn't cover the entirety of that visit. It cost me an additional $300 to include some lab work. But not only that, so now I'm out, we'll say $5,000 (for the year) plus $300 out of pocket. That wasn't covered for this office visit because I haven't used health insurance the rest of the year. My insurance denied the medication that was prescribed to me” “So I paid all that money to health insurance. I can't actually get what I need and I as a physician see these stories a million times a day” “It's just absolutely absurd that we are allowing the insurance companies and the healthcare system to function this way.”

Medical Doctor in New York sharing her experience with her personal health insurance coverage She estimates she’s pays about $5,000 per year for coverage and hasn’t used it in at least 3 years So after paying $15k, she went to the doctor one time, was charged $300 out of pocket for a regular visit and then the insurance company denied her medication “I had a singular office visit for one complaint. My insurance didn't cover the entirety of that visit. It cost me an additional $300 to include some lab work. But not only that, so now I'm out, we'll say $5,000 (for the year) plus $300 out of pocket. That wasn't covered for this office visit because I haven't used health insurance the rest of the year. My insurance denied the medication that was prescribed to me” “So I paid all that money to health insurance. I can't actually get what I need and I as a physician see these stories a million times a day” “It's just absolutely absurd that we are allowing the insurance companies and the healthcare system to function this way.”

Wall Street Apes

1,702,066 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

SO WHAT ARE THE INSURANCE COMPANIES IN GHANA DOING ABOUT ALL THE CARS THAT WERE FLOODED.THEY ALL HAVE INSURANCE RIGHT AND WHY IS NOBODY TALKING ABOUT IT? I KNOW IN GHANA MOST PEOPLE DONT HAVE HOME INSURANCE BUT FOR AUTO INSURANCE ALMOST EVERYBODY WHO OWNS A CAR PAYS FOR IT. SO??

SO WHAT ARE THE INSURANCE COMPANIES IN GHANA DOING ABOUT ALL THE CARS THAT WERE FLOODED.THEY ALL HAVE INSURANCE RIGHT AND WHY IS NOBODY TALKING ABOUT IT? I KNOW IN GHANA MOST PEOPLE DONT HAVE HOME INSURANCE BUT FOR AUTO INSURANCE ALMOST EVERYBODY WHO OWNS A CAR PAYS FOR IT. SO??

POPE SKINNY(AsuodenGod)

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John Cena says most people don't know how insurance works and he had to pay $500,000 out of his pocket to wrestle his farewell tour "The biggest hurdle to climb is insurance and insurance is super pricey...every day the cost goes up whether it be $500k or $1M because you're in the ring" "a lot of folks don't understand it's like but you have the weekends off you can do this or like they can they can shoot Tuesday through Saturday if they want you can do every Monday" "But the liability is with a high variable that I could get hurt. If I get hurt I can't come back to shoot or like if I get my nose broke or if I get a black eye or something"

John Cena says most people don't know how insurance works and he had to pay $500,000 out of his pocket to wrestle his farewell tour "The biggest hurdle to climb is insurance and insurance is super pricey...every day the cost goes up whether it be $500k or $1M because you're in the ring" "a lot of folks don't understand it's like but you have the weekends off you can do this or like they can they can shoot Tuesday through Saturday if they want you can do every Monday" "But the liability is with a high variable that I could get hurt. If I get hurt I can't come back to shoot or like if I get my nose broke or if I get a black eye or something"

CreativeDude

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