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You might be correct, but that article doesn't support your claim. The article says 86% of claims were closed, of that 86%, 70% received payment, 30% were close
by WillPostForFood 3y ago
You might be correct, but that article doesn't support your claim. The article says 86% of claims were closed, of that 86%, 70% received payment, 30% were closed without payment. Maybe that 30% were screwed, maybe they weren't actually covered, maybe they were below their deductible. The article doesn't have an answer.
- DaiPlusPlus 3y agoExperience shows that of those closed-without-payment, some kind of get-out-clause will have been invoked by the insurer - but it’s all above-board and legal, but is it right?