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only stuff they send us is the random door glass on the out skirts or hard to find part that nobody wants.
But if you were not really ever so grateful for those pitiful crumbs and scraps that they toss you like a dog you wouldn't do it. I'm sure you adhere to the generous pricing they allow you to bill them and I hope you will keep being a dutiful network participant so some day you will be rich beyond your wildest dreams.
So were going to go down the direct bill road conversation. Well, as we see it here in glass land it seems that the direct billing route is a route of uncertainty and legal headaches trying to get paid. The insured will then be punished for you jack wipes billing like you went to college and are doctors or something. The assignment of benefits doesn't give someone a right to bill whatever you feel your worth or you need to bill that one job like it was your retirement plan.
The article recently about the assignment of benefits giving some shop the right to bill like 12k for 3 windshields was pretty interesting and shows what abuse can come from some shops and the insured will never use your services again.
So were going to go down the direct bill road conversation. Well, as we see it here in glass land it seems that the direct billing route is a route of uncertainty and legal headaches trying to get paid. The insured will then be punished for you jack wipes billing like you went to college and are doctors or something. The assignment of benefits doesn't give someone a right to bill whatever you feel your worth or you need to bill that one job like it was your retirement plan.
The article recently about the assignment of benefits giving some shop the right to bill like 12k for 3 windshields was pretty interesting and shows what abuse can come from some shops and the insured will never use your services again.
So--- If you do not use NAGS and go thru a tpa, that means you are going to charge 12k for 3 windshields. I see. Thanx for 'splainin.
So were going to go down the direct bill road conversation. Well, as we see it here in glass land it seems that the direct billing route is a route of uncertainty and legal headaches trying to get paid. The insured will then be punished for you jack wipes billing like you went to college and are doctors or something. The assignment of benefits doesn't give someone a right to bill whatever you feel your worth or you need to bill that one job like it was your retirement plan.
The article recently about the assignment of benefits giving some shop the right to bill like 12k for 3 windshields was pretty interesting and shows what abuse can come from some shops and the insured will never use your services again.
Lawn services manage to bill customers competitive prices or go out of business. So do carpenters. But we are a bunch of "jack wipes" who need outsiders to keep us in line? Hillary must have been right and we "jack wipes" must just be deplorable rabble.