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From: Gary.Greiner@f21.n272.z1.fidonet.org (Gary Greiner)
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Subject: Re: Insurance
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Date: 5 Nov 90 15:56:15 GMT
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LI> Hi, Gary!
LI> I believe you wrote me a letter a couple of weeks ago, but somehow 
LI> I never received all of it.  The subject was insurance companies purch
LI> adaptive equipment.  If you can remember, please send again.  I apprec
LI> the message and haven't been ignoring you, or at least not intentional
LI>  Thanks.
LI> Linda
 
 
LI> ---
 
Hi Linda!
I am sorry I cannot remember what I specifically wrote to you. I do not
believe it was on adaptive equipment specifically. I have written
several notes recently with suggestions on how to deal with insurance
companies, medical groups (doctors), reluctant ex-spouses, etc. I do
believe you were one of those to whom I sent notes on those subjects.
(I compose my notes "on the fly", not off-line, so I have no copies).
BTW, my favorite is any case in which you can take someone to small
claims courts. I never actually had to go to trial, but just initiating
the action was enough in two different cases to make the insurance
companies "see the light". In a third case I ran into one of the two
mentioned (it was actually an "adjuster company") and mentioned my
previous "dealing" with them with the appropriate effect.
If you have a specific question, please fire away again (sorry, I
cannot help with adaptive equipment).
Cheers
            TM

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