 | United States. Congress. Senate. Special Committee on Aging - 1978 - 132 lapas
...additional policies in force ; forging signatures of applicants; and fence-post policies — completing applications in the name of relatives or others, unknown...have the maximum coverage in effect with a company. SIXTEEN INDIVIDUALS CONVICTED The results of prosecutions — Mr. Cheatham's prosecutions. As a result... | |
 | United States. Congress. Senate. Special Committee on Aging - 1979 - 296 lapas
...additional policies in force ; forging signatures of applicants ; and fencepost policies — completing applications in the name of relatives or others, unknown...have the maximum coverage in effect with a company. A State insurance commissioner noted that such tactics were prevalent in his State. He said : Agents... | |
 | 1986 - 288 lapas
...associate them with the federal Medicare or Social Security program. 19. The fence post policies* - the agent completes applications in the name of relatives...This is done to bypass underwriting rules when it is know the victims already have the maximum coverage in effect with a company. - . 20. "Make the check... | |
 | 1986 - 288 lapas
....associate them with the federal Medicare or Social Security program. 19. "The fence post policies" - the agent completes applications in the name of relatives...others, unknown to the victims. This is done to bypass under* writing rules when it is know the victims already have the maximum coverage in effect with a... | |
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The fence post policies* - the agent completes applications in the name of relatives or others, unknown to the victims. This is done to bypass underwriting rules when it is know the victims already have the maximum coverage in effect with a company. -... 