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**Z2sc8gEz** · 06-14-2007, 02:11 PM

Originally posted by Pekka
And about the system, well clearly there's lots of problems with it. You should be able to trust what you've been sold and it shouldn't require you to be a laywer to be able to really understand the ins and the outs of it. Now it seems almost like a scam. Why can't people trust what they have been sold? He's not saying that people should expect insurance to pay for everything is he, when it clearly states in the policy that the insurer won't pay for everything.

06-14-2007, 02:11 PM	#11
Z2sc8gEz Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 497 Senior Member	Originally posted by Pekka And about the system, well clearly there's lots of problems with it. You should be able to trust what you've been sold and it shouldn't require you to be a laywer to be able to really understand the ins and the outs of it. Now it seems almost like a scam. Why can't people trust what they have been sold? He's not saying that people should expect insurance to pay for everything is he, when it clearly states in the policy that the insurer won't pay for everything.
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