1PM Robo Calling/Insurance Fraud

Posted Feb 29, 2012 11:40:04 AM.

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1:05 John Geddes, Ottawa Bureau Chief, MacLeans Magazine. “Robo-Calling!” How bad is it? www.macleans.com Question… is all fair in love and politics? 1:30 Tony Irwin, Allstate Canada. “Insurance Fraud in Canada Now Into The Billions.” www.goodhandsadvice.ca/fight-fraud Question… if you knew someone who committed insurance fraud, what would/have you do/did?

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