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It’s not often that a government official bothers to read — much less publicly praise– this rag. Politicians usually construct dart boards out of our cover stories and grumble about needing extra security to protect them against columnist Bob Norman.
But a recent issue of The PIP Source — an unabashedly geeky newsletter put out by
You might want to check out this article, written by
Lisa Rab and published by the Miami New Times, called Crash Course: 411-Pain Network will line their pockets with your insurance money. It details the workings of an attorney referral service operated bya chiropractor in South Florida. Here is a quote from the
article regarding the commercial with the actor portraying a police
officer – “The commercial’s message is simple. It tempts viewers with
$10,000 but never explains that the doctors and lawyers, not the
patient,will get the money.” It is an informative article, including the
following information – “In the past dozen years, the company has spent
more than $13.2 million on advertising, according to court documents.
More than 250,000 people”like” 411-PAIN’s Facebook page.” Take some time
to read it.
Ah, swoon.
Still, it’s good to know a government agency is taking an interest in 411-PAIN. Perhaps the Division of Insurance Fraud will bring us some more headlines about the company soon.
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