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... records were found to be fraudulent? Is a sin' of omission-a failure to reveal the whole truth-as bad as a sin of commission (outright lying)? You'll know the answer to this if you imagine yourself on a flight to Tahiti. The pilot suddenly says over the intercom, Oh, by the way, when we took off, I omitted to tell you that we don't have enough fuel to make it another five miles. The fact that the pilot never outright lied to you about it makes the deed no less criminal. External Relations With Customers If the carrier represents one side of the tightrope, the customer represents the other. The CSR must maintain a scrupulous honesty in all client dealings. Pictorial Publishing provided many of the following specifics of customer protection: Deceptive Practices During the Sale ... accomplice to them. Twisting, ' for example, is the practice of encouraging policyholders to drop a Life policy in favor of one less advantageous to them. States have specific laws affecting replacement of Life policies, and you should know what they are. Rebating (offering cash or anything of value to a customer in return for buying a policy) is not, strictly speaking, unethical; car manufacturers and other companies do it all the time. At this time, however, it is illegal in most jurisdictions, so offering a rebate puts your agency at an unfair trade advantage over the law-abiding agencies-and is thus unethical. Discrimination is another unfair trade practice. You may not cancel, limit, or deny coverage because of someone's sex or marital status, geographical location, or disability; you ...
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