Mampara of the week: Momentum
WHEN MOMENTUM HIT A BRICK WALL
Why Old Hillie was allowed anywhere near a microphone will remain one of the biggest PR mysteries of all time.
In his interview with Radio 702's Eusebius McKaiser, Meyermpara confirmed what we suspected all along: that insurance companies will go the extra mile to avoid making payouts.
Asked why there was a need to check Nathan Ganas's medical records when he was killed in a shooting, Meyer said: "The point is we did, we found out there was nondisclosure . once we discover that, the contract is not valid."
He spewed more bile: "The easiest thing to do will be to pay the client, but it will be the wrong thing to do."
Well, Momentum finally came to their senses and paid out the claim. The wrong thing they can do is to keep this Mampara in his position...
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