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>They know that you will file a claim.
Weird. I have had things which, strictly speaking, are covered by insurance. But I knew the downside was higher than the upside, so I didn't bother.
That "they know you will file a claim" is simply not absolute. They don't know.
I do see that you made a reference to healthcare. Perhaps in that specific industry, you may be right. But insurance as a whole? Not entirely. And homeowners insurance (which is what kicked off the topic) ... I don't think I have ever filed a claim with my homeowners insurance all my life.
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