14-04-2022, 03:32 PM
They offered a client of mine a $700 cheapie consumer grade rubbish laptop, as a full replacement for a commercial notebook that I supplied a couple of years ago, $1600 or so at the time...
There is a BIG difference in specs and build quality between the two - when they are supposed to be providing a like for like replacement according to the policy terms...
Is it even ethical to offer such a budget model under the circumstances? They got all upset when I was going to supply the replacement, insisting they need to supply it because of better buying power etc. But clearly thats BS and they just want to try passing off the cheapie rubbish...
If clients of insurance companies can be prosecuted for insurance fraud, why is this sort of behaviour acceptable... A lot of folks wouldn't understand the difference in specs...
There is a BIG difference in specs and build quality between the two - when they are supposed to be providing a like for like replacement according to the policy terms...
Is it even ethical to offer such a budget model under the circumstances? They got all upset when I was going to supply the replacement, insisting they need to supply it because of better buying power etc. But clearly thats BS and they just want to try passing off the cheapie rubbish...
If clients of insurance companies can be prosecuted for insurance fraud, why is this sort of behaviour acceptable... A lot of folks wouldn't understand the difference in specs...
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