Victoria who lives on the "left-coast" calls incessantly, making herself a total pain-in-the-a.s.s.! Who in the right mind would want to deal with a Jeremy (a worthless goof) at Midwest Insurance, when the dope doing the calling is far removed. Moreover, these folks have no ethics, claiming my biz insurance is about to expire. I didn't even know we had insurance. Sure be nice if they expired!
And those DNC-lists. Thanks to lobbyists, they have as much value as 1-sheet of toilet paper. And Midwest Insurance has NO rating with the BBB. Yep, sure wanna go with these folks and that schister Jeremy dude.
99.99999% OF ALL SALESMEN ARE MERELY GLORIFIED CON ARTISTS. After all if they told you the real truth, you wouldn't deal with them. The fine print also always states "past performance does not imply future performance."
This dirtbag's cell ph # was 951-349-0261. The scam-artist then said she "was right here", whatever that meant, and for us to call her back at 262-646-5777.
That of course, traces back to Midwest Insurance:
https://www.google.com/search?q=262-646-5777&gws_rd=ssl
Really? Seriously? From California. I must've played hooky on the day they were teaching Geography in Junior High. How much more unethical can scam-artists possibly be. My advice--DO NOT DEAL WITH THESE unethical people.
Victoria who lives on the "left-coast" calls incessantly, making herself a total pain-in-the-a.s.s.! Who in the right mind would want to deal with a Jeremy (a worthless goof) at Midwest Insurance, when the dope doing the calling is far removed. Moreover, these folks have no ethics, claiming my biz insurance is about to expire. I didn't even know we had insurance. Sure be nice if they expired!
And those DNC-lists. Thanks to lobbyists, they have as much value as 1-sheet of toilet paper. And Midwest Insurance has NO rating with the BBB. Yep, sure wanna go with these folks and that schister Jeremy dude.
99.99999% OF ALL SALESMEN ARE MERELY GLORIFIED CON ARTISTS. After all if they told you the real truth, you wouldn't deal with them. The fine print also always states "past performance does not imply future performance."