← Back to context Comment by JumpCrisscross 2 days ago HN accidentally discovering insurance fraud is sort of a trope at this point. 2 comments JumpCrisscross Reply votepaunchy 2 days ago This isn’t insurance fraud if the battery wear is under normal use. The problem with the plan is that an existing $20 per month plan is required to add old devices, so won’t be able to just pay for a single month. JumpCrisscross 1 day ago > isn’t insurance fraud if the battery wear is under normal useIt's typically fraud to purchase insurance with an undisclosed pre-existing problem that you know and intend to use said insurance to pay for.
votepaunchy 2 days ago This isn’t insurance fraud if the battery wear is under normal use. The problem with the plan is that an existing $20 per month plan is required to add old devices, so won’t be able to just pay for a single month. JumpCrisscross 1 day ago > isn’t insurance fraud if the battery wear is under normal useIt's typically fraud to purchase insurance with an undisclosed pre-existing problem that you know and intend to use said insurance to pay for.
JumpCrisscross 1 day ago > isn’t insurance fraud if the battery wear is under normal useIt's typically fraud to purchase insurance with an undisclosed pre-existing problem that you know and intend to use said insurance to pay for.
This isn’t insurance fraud if the battery wear is under normal use. The problem with the plan is that an existing $20 per month plan is required to add old devices, so won’t be able to just pay for a single month.
> isn’t insurance fraud if the battery wear is under normal use
It's typically fraud to purchase insurance with an undisclosed pre-existing problem that you know and intend to use said insurance to pay for.