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Originally Posted by Dimis
Patrick - FWIW policies may be written in 7th grade English, but you well and truly know, that they are more often than not open to interpretation, regardless of how simple each item is defined.
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No, not really. Today's policies are pretty much
"you are covered for everything imaginable except the stuff listed as follows" type policies. And they're all pretty much written by the same organization, ISO Properties, Inc. Nobody wants ambiguity, for a zillion reasons, including societal, re-insurance, regulatory, I could go on, and on, and on. It should be pretty easy for anyone to tell what is excluded from their coverage. The truth is, they never take the time to try and see. They think it's too hard, but it's not. And they post stupid-ass questions like
"is this excluded from my policy" expecting an answer from people who never get the chance to read the policy in the first place.
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Originally Posted by Dimis
Surly the ambiguity in policies is part of the reason people write you cheques. No?
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No, I'm overpaid because of my surly good looks.
