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Someone should start a SaaS that just automates this process. Thinking about it, the only moderately difficult part would be compiling a list of small-claims c
by q7xvh97o2pDhNrh 3y ago
Someone should start a SaaS that just automates this process.
Thinking about it, the only moderately difficult part would be compiling a list of small-claims courts and understanding the different paperwork each one requires.
After that, the whole thing could just be a single page with a few form fields (email, insurance company info, upload purchase receipt), a credit card form for the SaaS to collect its fee, and an API integration that uses one of those physical-mail APIs to send out the paperwork.
- jasonjayr 3y agoA use of AI/LMM I could support: read the policy documents and produce (or execute) the exact steps to get the insurance company to honor their obligations.
- danuker 3y agoHell, even reading the policies and responding whether I'm covered (and where it says so/hints towards) would be a worthwhile service.
- ericjmorey 3y agoThe policy is largely written in code that will not be released to a policy holder.
- nojs 3y ago> the only moderately difficult part would be compiling a list of small-claims courts and understanding the different paperwork each one requires. In reality the difficult part would actually be getting your service in front of people like OP at the right time. How do you imagine the guy in this post finds you and pays for your service? Have you ever looked for a similar service yourself when you faced similar issues?
- lolc 3y agoI think this is where search engine ads would work. The keyword is Anthem. The message is "File Anthem claims through us. Get paid in no more than 60 days or we waive your $10 fee."