Maryland’s attorney general doesn’t like paying $50 cellphone insurance policy fee
The political motivation of insurance that you buy? You can see the Maryland Attorney General’s ignorance to thank, if something happens, so as to better “consumer-friendly.” Thus, you are sure to give Douglas Gansler an orange for Christmas this year.
The group son recently lost her cell phone and when she called the insurance Asurion Protection Services, to seek compensation, they said, they had to pay a fee of $ 50 Did we lose a war? Seems fine print in the contract and all those who, it goes without saying that the repair of mobile phones, with a fee of $ 50, and they can even be renovated. Outrageous, right?
Sorta. As he AG, and all those Gansler has been able to require insurers to a change in their opportunities. (Never mind that he had never read the fine print on policy. Why is it responsible if the government to save?) From now on, in Maryland, is the assurance Asurion buyer to sign something , they go on service charges and so on. Even some officials “Umschüler” to better inform you about [Marylnad] cellphone buyer, or what you in.
If other states Asurion forced to adopt similar measures? Only if the file formal complaints, if you think you are wrong, shaded by insurance.
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