Comments on: Drop Kick The BS And Earn Trust http://marketingconversation.com/2010/01/12/drop-kick-the-bs-and-earn-trust/ Digital PR and Social Media Marketing by Abraham Harrison LLC Sun, 12 Feb 2012 16:57:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Stevie http://marketingconversation.com/2010/01/12/drop-kick-the-bs-and-earn-trust/comment-page-1/#comment-7031 Stevie Mon, 25 Jan 2010 00:02:46 +0000 http://marketingconversation.com/?p=4882#comment-7031 hmmm number of corps that fall into this blog arena include banks & other financial institutions because you don't need to raise the rates on people credit cards or add in other things. You make plenty of money also hits those who fail to re-do loans for people who need them done so that they don't default and thereby underscore the problem you are supposed to prevent how about insurance companies? Let's go there for a moment. Love this one==-health insurance companies and even home-owner's insurance because the LA times columnist (I think it's David Lazarus http://bit.ly/4pllya ) wrote about Aetna. There are other situations I have heard about where people have been cancelled after being told AFTER the fact that their rates had been hiked.. like 2 months later and then cancelled the policy saying that they provided due diligence. Anthem Blue Cross is in my cross-hairs and they haven't a clue about the pressure when you resubmit a claim 5 x and you file a grievance and they say they will call you back and don't. It's called a blizzard/avalanche of paperwork, grievances, emails and phone calls to legislators as well as dept of insurance in Calif. let's stop here before I start going after them and give them a chance to do the right thing for a change). hmmm number of corps that fall into this blog arena include
banks & other financial institutions because you don’t need to raise the rates on people credit cards or add in other things. You make plenty of money
also hits those who fail to re-do loans for people who need them done so that they don’t default and thereby underscore the problem you are supposed to prevent

how about insurance companies? Let’s go there for a moment. Love this one==-health insurance companies and even home-owner’s insurance because the LA times columnist (I think it’s David Lazarus http://bit.ly/4pllya ) wrote about Aetna. There are other situations I have heard about where people have been cancelled after being told AFTER the fact that their rates had been hiked.. like 2 months later and then cancelled the policy saying that they provided due diligence.
Anthem Blue Cross is in my cross-hairs and they haven’t a clue about the pressure when you resubmit a claim 5 x and you file a grievance and they say they will call you back and don’t. It’s called a blizzard/avalanche of paperwork, grievances, emails and phone calls to legislators as well as dept of insurance in Calif.
let’s stop here before I start going after them and give them a chance to do the right thing for a change).

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