Delisted acts on my insurance coverage page

[Bob the Knob]

While I recognize many names on the list of companies/Rmt's etc, I wondered if any of you have ever tofft names of acts on the list to see what the service involves.

Any of those accounts turn out to offer happy endings?

There were a lot I have never heard of, just wondering.

 

[Bsmalls1]

I think the main reason why therapists get delisted is because of false claims being submitted. Could be that they give out receipts without actually having done any service. I doubt happy endings are the reason for many of them.

 

[Wills_willie]

While I recognize many names on the list of companies/Rmt's etc, I wondered if any of you have ever tofft names of acts on the list to see what the service involves.

Any of those accounts turn out to offer happy endings?

There were a lot I have never heard of, just wondering.

Honestly, I don't know. The few I tried were happy endings, so......

 

[Albertaman]

More often the de-listing is a result of a RMT that sells their receipts to various establishments. Each of those shops then have non-RMTs giving massages and other frills, and then those receipts are written out. The real RMT may or may not be present in these shops. The insurance companies aren't really tracking handjobs or blowjobs or sex, but they are able to track the issuance of receipts from providers, locations, dates, and frequencies. And the insurance companies can collaborate and work together on common databases and detect conflicting data. Such as too many receipts issued against a single therapist on any given date. Have noticed that the same therapist name will show up repeatedly in these disallowed lists, with several addresses.

Nothing really to worry about if your RMT therapist issues receipts only to the clients that she massages herself. If she elects to choose you as an adult friend and add on other services, doubt insurance companies care, as long as the receipt was for the therapeutic segment of your rendezvous.


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[Bob the Knob]

My post was more to find out if delisted accounts possibly were worth checking out to see if they might offer extra's, but we never heard about them on here

 

[Albertaman]

My post was more to find out if delisted accounts possibly were worth checking out to see if they might offer extra's, but we never heard about them on here

In my post I was providing an insight. Many of the de-listed RMTs never provided any happy services. In fact most of them were just greedy for monies they did not earn. They did not work that hard. They sold receipts to shop owners who hired women who provided happiness while the shop owner wrote receipts to clients. So tracking the de-listed RMTs won't lead to much happiness.
On the other hand there are some RMTs who are perfectly legit and on the approved list who selectively choose 'adult friends' amongst their clientele. They are the rare and interesting ones. They are never reviewed and hard to find.


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