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Originally Posted by aggieAXO
My experience is they are committing fraud. We do alot of promise to pays for services and have found that less then 5% pay their bill (and my boss is very lenient, even 5$ a week will work-just give us something). We send then 3 notices that they are going to collections-sometimes these people give us fake addresses and phone numbers that are no longer in service. If they get caught and go to jail-I have no problem with that. These people signed paperwork wiithout any intention of paying their bill. It happens everyday where I work. On some nights I will have many people who come in without the intention of paying (but they have nice manicured nails, designer purses, last week a guy refused to pay and he was driving a porsche SUV).
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What field are you in? Do you think that your views might be colored by your experiences and that it gives you a false perception of numbers?
I have a friend who works in insurance fraud, he knows better, but he gets himself in the habit of thinking that EVERYONE is cheating the system. He's good about catching himself when it happens though. (His opinions of the employees who send him the not-actually-fraud cases are just as low at times.)
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