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Location: Coventry, UK
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16-02-2009, 09:55 AM
Originally Posted by Stumpywop 
hey Warlord,
Sorry if what I wrote was upsetting or offensive to you. It wasn't intended that way.
I know I don't charge anywhere near as much as most lawyers as I don't agree with the tactics of many law firms to gain business. I reckon since they were allowed to advertise, law firms have become (as you posted) "ambulance chasers". Theya re definitely in it to make money and don't generally give a toss about their clients.
Anyway I'll stop now 'cos I'm completely off topic.
Laura xx
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17-02-2009, 09:04 PM
Originally Posted by foxpod
We all wonder why are pet insurance premiums are on the up even when we dont claim
Well Imo, its down to the vets charging an absolute fortune and its all a big scam as they know your insured so charge what they like...
10-15 years ago you never had vet bills of £3000-£5000,thats because very few people had insurance so they wouldnt get away with it....!!!
Somthing needs to be done as there are some very rich vets out there and they are taking all of us for a ride....
Oh ,new on here so hi everyone.....
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18-02-2009, 04:18 PM
Vets for the most part try to charge fairly for their clients although they are frequently subjected to emotional blackmail of a type being seen here. It works both ways
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