Fake health insurance plan scams?
Posted on : February 16, 2010 | By : Bill Stapleton | In : Miscellaneous
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The Early Show this morning on CNN did a segment regarding health insurance scams, which seem to be on the rise in the current economic state. One group, called the American Trade Association was pinpointed as a scam, trying to sell fake health insurance. The ATA charged for monthly premiums, promising a limited benefit and comprehensive medical plan in return. When situations arose where policy holders needed medical procedures, they were out of luck. The insurance was fake. You can read the full story at CBS online.
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