I'm open for some opinions from you guys
« Back To Roofers TalkThe only thing "prevalent" in the insurance industry is the best way to avoid paying claims. Just look at what the insurance industry did to the people affected by Katrina for a good example. I'm sorry but you'll never convince me that ANYTHING has changed in the insurance business. They didn't take this lucrative business (protection racket) over from the mob for no good reason........did they? I'm glad you came to your senses........
JET>>>
Well Jet Not mentioning the Ethics issue and avoiding any dialogue constructive points in my estimation " Nothing personal JMO. " to an attitude that is not so up front. " i dunno " usually when the fingers start pointing from the blind eye of anger , disgust etc : it is because of a cover up or uncertainty. Easier to accuse and blame than to enter into honest clear dialogue . I know Ethics , morality are supreme in the insurance business. Some mistakes are made when dealing with humans whether they are roofing contractors or insurance companies. As stated before I only wish the roofing trades had and adhered to the same ethics , morality that the insurance industry does. I'm not speaking to those individuals who practice them but to the industry as a whole.It is so obvious I'm embarrased to have to mention it . jet Nothing personal JMO. ;) ;) While we are at it try some of this,........... > > Irish Luck - > > His name was Fleming, and he was a poor Scottish > farmer. One day, while trying to make a living for his > family, he heard a cry for help coming from a nearby bog. He > dropped his tools > > and ran to the bog. > > There, mired to his waist in black muck, was a > terrified boy, screaming and struggling to free himself. > Farmer Fleming saved the lad from what could have been a > slow and terrifying death. > > The next day, a fancy carriage pulled up to the > Scotsman's sparse surroundings. An elegantly dressed > nobleman stepped out and introduced himself as the father of > the boy Farmer Fleming had saved. > > 'I want to repay you,' said the nobleman. > 'You saved my son's life.' > > 'No, I can't accept payment for what I > did,' the Scottish farmer replied waving off the offer. > At that moment, the farmer's own son came to the door of > the family hovel. > > 'Is that your son?' the nobleman asked. > > 'Yes,' the farmer replied proudly. > > 'I'll make you a deal. Let me provide him with > the level of education my own son will enjoy. If the lad > is anything like his father, he'll no doubt grow to be a > man we both will be proud of.' And that he did. > > Farmer Fleming's son attended the very best > schools and in time, graduated from St. Mary's Hospital > Medical School in London, and went on to become known > throughout the world as the noted Sir Alexander Fleming, the > discoverer of Penicillin. > > Years afterward, the same nobleman's son who was > saved from the bog was stricken with pneumonia. > > What saved his life this time? Penicillin. > > The name of the nobleman? Lord Randolph Churchill .. > His son's name? > > Sir Winston Churchill. > > Someone once said: What goes around comes around. > > Work like you don't need the money. > > Love like you've never been hurt. > > Dance like nobody's watching. > > Sing like nobody's listening. > > Live like it's Heaven on Earth.>>>
Are you on any medication(s)?
JET>>>
There are no drugs that can make you immune to stress or pain jet. Or for that matter by themselves magically solve your life problems or promote healing . jet pointing the finger at me will not solve your problem only maybe, give you a snicker or a feeling of I told that so and so or whatever the charge is for you. It takes a conscious effort on your part to move in a direction of healing and inner peace. Ethics and morality are great conscious directions in the healing process. Perhaps you might want to pursue these issue. I would suggest a course in basic ethics. A sincere look at the inner self is a good place to start. I refuse to let you define who I am .>>>
"Define who you are?".......man, it's gettin' too deep for me here. I thought that scam you were running on trying to get people to "invest" in Iraq currency was kinda dicey but now I'm convinced you're a kook. BTW, just for shitz and giggles, what is your FL state contractor's license number?
JET>>>
More of the same jet ? Why am I not surprised. I have a CCC and it is public info . Look it up. It is kooky to you for someone to insist on ethics , morality? The Dinar, I never said it was something for everyone ( honesty )I did warn and made evident it was and is risky .( Morality ) I offered to buy back the dinar from some ( responsibility ) Offered exit strategies ( ethics ) If that is kooky to you then you may want to take the suggestion about the basic ethics morality courses . I don't get the idea your a bad person just confused.>>>
I think a Topic on Ethics would make an interesting discussion.
Let me start one up later today, when I get done with getting a roof shoveled off, so we can finally do some work and I promise that the subject matter will bring out some insightful dialog.
Ed>>>
Cool, Ed good idea. I sent you an email . Take your time with it .>>>
I just noticed the e-mail Ciak.
It will involve a detailed response and substantial documentation to be added. Rather than air that information publicly, I will do a short response now, but must address many more items in fuller detail.
I decided to start that Ethics topic now. I should have figured that was going to happen, while the iron was hot.
Ed>>>
Not thet it matters, but I've spokem to Caik on the phone once or twice nad seems somewhat less than kooky.
It I had money to burn, I'd probbaly invest in dinars because little is needed to possibly/potentially make a lot. And money to burn, means i wouldn't miss what I lose if that happens. I think it's a scam myself, but NOT Ciak's. He's going with it to see what happens. :laugh:>>>
---One would have to be very familiar with pricing in different parts of the country. I am on the west coast and from what I have read here we are bidding much higher than the midwest. We could bid much lower and still make money and bids have come down this year because of the famine for work. But I could see an insurance company wanting us to work for $1.50/sq where we are used to bidding $2.50/sq. That is a big drop. Lanny>>>
Not "confused" at all CIAK......just like to know who I'm communicating with here at RCS. I know there are more than a few FL members here who don't have a license and (for some strange reason) they seem to be some of the more "vocal" members, yourself included. IF you have a CCC number just put it up, no biggie. If you don't then I know where you're coming from on everything you post here and will reply accordingly.
JET>>>
It being public info . You being to lazy to look it up speaks volumes . The connotation of your inquiry is obviously to regard or define me as inferior and to regard me with some contempt: despise or garner in peoples mines doubt about me . I refuse to let you do that . What you are trying to create in others minds is not who I am . I still maintain I don't believe your a bad person . I'm just someone who is looking to make a difference where I can if I can >>>
Now I know you're on drugs. How can you look something up when you don't have the required information? Give me a company name, your full name and address, etc. If you won't provide this info it just confirms my suspicions about you. C'mon.......man up.
JET>>>
Jet, If numbers mean so much CCC13255221 your lic # is approximately 13221500 newer than mine. What does that mean ? Nothing ceptin I have close to or more than twenty years in this business than you. What does that have to do with ethics or morality and how we view , treat people...... Nothing. It is the individule that makes the difference>>>











