Shouldn't this post be in the 'aiming' threads?:grin:
Inside Pool Mag: Fraud
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Shouldn't this post be in the 'aiming' threads?:grin:
No i like your guys applebutter.
anyway do we even know if these allegations are true?
Probley something we should know before we even go down this road.
I forgot everything inside pool mag says is %100 true.
I will promise you one thing, nobody wants Larry to open a can of Amish whoop-ass. Or whoopie pies, yeah, red velvet whoopie pies...
Now, maybe it's time for a new thread:
Who would you say were some of the top Amish pool players?
And one final thing, BB is about as much of a snitch as I am a runway model...
Damned whoopie pies. :grin-square:
Best,
Brian kc
Its not for any of us to worry about, if he gets caught he gets caught and he will be dealt with but its not for us or inside pool mag to bring to light.
he is breaking the law i know this but were not the judge or jury so lets leave it be.
It is true...II do see the costs of all insurances daily, as well as their impact on my company's profitability.
Which impacts how much employees are paid (yes, meself included), how many are hired/ fired, whether or not the carpets are getting cleaned this decade, etc...
So yeah, this is serious shit to me.
I will beat yo azz down with my cane you sumbich :canoodle:
mlalum
Banned
I thinnk it's safe to say that Hustlehard might be an example of low moral fiber and potentially a good example of what's wrong with this country.
Let people do whatever they want it's not my job to stand up and try to make things right.
Personally I would like to see anyone that's defrauding US to be punished.
So is that cut and dry for all crime? You won't snitch on anything? Or do you just have subjective lines on what you will and what you wont snitch on?
If your breaking the law and someone knows it, it is thier responsibility as a law abiding citizen to let someone know...plain and simple......There was a Meth lab next door to one of my rent houses...you can bet your sweet azz I told on them....Bad thing about it, there was a 1yr old little girl and 8yr old boy right in the smack dab middle of it....The 8yr old boy told DHS how to make Meth from start to finish......if your breaking the law, stealing from Govt, private sector...or a single individual....you need your ass told on and caught....But thats just my thinking...and I am a nobody
Is this really how you feel?
hustlehard,
i am glad we have gotten to a point where we can talk civilly without the insults.
I don’t think we should run around telling on our neighbors for every little intercession but, we have a responsibility to look out for those who are defrauding a system that is helping to break honest peoples budgets.
Have to log off now, but i look forward to reading your posts in the future.
SLIM
hustlehard,
i am glad we have gotten to a point where we can talk civilly without the insults.
I don’t think we should run around telling on our neighbors for every little intercession but, we have a responsibility to look out for those who are defrauding a system that is helping to break honest peoples budgets.
Have to log off now, but i look forward to reading your posts in the future.
SLIM
And why does it seem that the pool world has an overabundance of people that think this way?
Fraud is wrong on ANY level.
http://www.workerscompensationinsurance.com/forum/forum.php
Read some of the stories. I'm sure the people in that forum aren't "faking" an injury.
What was the injury this pool player was on workers comp for ? That can make a big difference in his mobility, limitations and, by default, what he's able to do within his doctor's restrictions. I've seen guys hop aroundf the table with pins in thier legs. One guy had a back brace on that looked like he was going to dispense quarters to everyone. He had an almost upright stance, but couldn't retrieve the cueball from the gulley if needed.
Some of the horror stories I've read on that website above force people to find income any way they can. If an insurance company delays payment long enough, they starve 90% of the injured workers out, and force them into working menial jobs that pay nowhere near their pay grade prior to the injury. How much money did the insurance company save the employer by stalling ? Lots ! And if the company you work for is self-insured ? You better get a lawyer PRONTO, because that puts the control of the treatment of your injury and claim into the hands of the people you work for. You are no longer a valued employee, you are a claim number and a liability, nothing more. Your "cool boss" is watching thier bottom line, and you're ballast that needs to be disposed of, by any means possible.
The insurance companies and big businesses continue to get away with it. Delay payment of replacement wages however they can. Go to the edge of the legal line (and don't get caught crossing it). Even if you do, we'll tie up the workers claim long enough that the worker will just want to give up.
Did anyone here know that if an insurance company can delay payment long enough, and force the injured worker to seek employment elsewhere, then they owe that worker nothing ! Even if it's six months from the time of the injury until the day they start that low paying job (because that's all they can physically or mentally do), if the insurance company can delay payments for that long, they they owe that worker NOTHING ! Not even the six months pay they were able to delay payment during. Nothing !
Sorry, I know I'm new here, but this whole workers compensation debate really hit a raw nerve.
http://www.workerscompensationinsurance.com/forum/forum.php
Read some of the stories. I'm sure the people in that forum aren't "faking" an injury.
What was the injury this pool player was on workers comp for ? That can make a big difference in his mobility, limitations and, by default, what he's able to do within his doctor's restrictions. I've seen guys hop aroundf the table with pins in thier legs. One guy had a back brace on that looked like he was going to dispense quarters to everyone. He had an almost upright stance, but couldn't retrieve the cueball from the gulley if needed.
Some of the horror stories I've read on that website above force people to find income any way they can. If an insurance company delays payment long enough, they starve 90% of the injured workers out, and force them into working menial jobs that pay nowhere near their pay grade prior to the injury. How much money did the insurance company save the employer by stalling ? Lots ! And if the company you work for is self-insured ? You better get a lawyer PRONTO, because that puts the control of the treatment of your injury and claim into the hands of the people you work for. You are no longer a valued employee, you are a claim number and a liability, nothing more. Your "cool boss" is watching thier bottom line, and you're ballast that needs to be disposed of, by any means possible.
The insurance companies and big businesses continue to get away with it. Delay payment of replacement wages however they can. Go to the edge of the legal line (and don't get caught crossing it). Even if you do, we'll tie up the workers claim long enough that the worker will just want to give up.
Did anyone here know that if an insurance company can delay payment long enough, and force the injured worker to seek employment elsewhere, then they owe that worker nothing ! Even if it's six months from the time of the injury until the day they start that low paying job (because that's all they can physically or mentally do), if the insurance company can delay payments for that long, they they owe that worker NOTHING ! Not even the six months pay they were able to delay payment during. Nothing !
Sorry, I know I'm new here, but this whole workers compensation debate really hit a raw nerve.
something to consider...
regarding "snitching":
I have seen in the news and on television shows like "The First 48" that there is a well known movement, typically promoted by punks, gang members and the like, who discourage, often by force, anyone who has or is considering telling authorities what they know about crimes that they have witnessed.
To those who subscribe to the notion that "snitches are b1tches", I say, you would likely change your tune in a hurry if, for example, your sister or mother were gang-raped and despite there being lots of witnesses, no one wanted to tell what they saw. They didn't want to snitch.
There are people who have morals and principles that guide them to do the right thing. And there's some who do not.
Don't get mad over shining a light on someone who is doing the wrong thing. Get mad at the person who is costing us all to have to dig deeper into our pockets to cover their dishonest deeds.
Best,
Brian kc
regarding "snitching":
I have seen in the news and on television shows like "The First 48" that there is a well known movement, typically promoted by punks, gang members and the like, who discourage, often by force, anyone who has or is considering telling authorities what they know about crimes that they have witnessed.
To those who subscribe to the notion that "snitches are b1tches", I say, you would likely change your tune in a hurry if, for example, your sister or mother were gang-raped and despite there being lots of witnesses, no one wanted to tell what they saw. They didn't want to snitch.
There are people who have morals and principles that guide them to do the right thing. And there's some who do not.
Don't get mad over shining a light on someone who is doing the wrong thing. Get mad at the person who is costing us all to have to dig deeper into our pockets to cover their dishonest deeds.
Best,
Brian kc
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Well said Brian... :thumbup:
