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Who’s calling? Oklahoma prison inmates were making political calls for a conservative super PAC during the primary (opens the original)
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When Oklahoma inmate Steve Wilbanks spoke to a reporter by phone in late July, it had been six weeks since he worked in a prison call center, placing calls on behalf of insurance companies attempting to poach business from competitors and making political calls as primary elections were underway across the country. “I had good numbers,” Wilbanks, who is incarcerated at the James Crabtree Correctional Center in Helena, said. “I was a producer.” Wilbanks was one of four inmates who spoke with repo
Who’s Calling? - Oklahoma Watch (opens the original)
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When Oklahoma inmate Steve Wilbanks spoke to a reporter by phone in late July, it had been six weeks since he worked in a prison call center, placing calls on behalf of insurance companies attempting to poach business from competitors and making political calls as primary elections were underway across the country. “I had good numbers,” Wilbanks, who is incarcerated at the James Crabtree Correctional Center in Helena, said. “I was a producer.” Wilbanks was one of four inmates who spoke with repo
The secret documents: Attorneys unveil insurance scheme (opens the original)
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In 1997, Allstate Insurance Company launched a test program in Albuquerque, N.M., titled the Claim Core Process Redesign, to modify its process for assessing wind- and hail-related roof damage claims. In May that year, initial test results suggested wild success: claim payout costs had dropped by50% or more, yielding greater savings for the company than originally predicted. A subsequent report comparing data from before, during, and after the test confirmed sharp reductions in costs and even mo
The Secret Documents: Attorneys Unveil Insurance Scheme - Oklahoma Watch (opens the original)
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In 1997, Allstate Insurance Company launched a test program in Albuquerque, N.M., titled the Claim Core Process Redesign, to modify its process for assessing wind- and hail-related roof damage claims. In May that year, initial test results suggested wild success: claim payout costs had dropped by 50% or more, yielding greater savings for the company than originally predicted. A subsequent report comparing data from before, during, and after the test confirmed sharp reductions in costs and even m
Oklahoma’s Insurance Commissioner may not even need to live in Oklahoma. The law is 'a little bit goofy' (opens the original)
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On April 1, declaring his candidacy for Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner, Marty Quinn signed an oath attesting that he had been a resident of Oklahoma for five years. Surprisingly, that statement is highly controversial. Quinn, an Arkansas native and a former Oklahoma legislator, left Oklahoma after losing a congressional bid and moved to Hot Springs, Arkansas, to care for ailing parents, he has said. He returned to Oklahoma, renting a residence in Owasso to run for insurance commissioner. In oth
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