Current Events > Do you think companies / people sometimes benefit from other people's arson...

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...attacks?

I mean, let's say some fired employee / person with vendetta against someone working at a company, or whatever, burns down their main office. say, for the sake of argument, it happens at night and nobody is hurt or killed. Do you think things like insurance money actually help the company? Because you here about people burning down their own stuff. All those arsonists, who thought they were bringing another person or a company to its knees, but were really helping it.

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I know a family that purposely burnt down their rental property and collected the insurance.
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Didn't they get busted?
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They made it look like an accident. They used the money to upgrade their other property and now flip houses on the regular. It was their starter money, basically.
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Lulz. Why don't you call the police? Are you some kind of benefits fraud sympathiser, PoopPotato?

Also, what kind of a screenname is PoopPotato, PoopPotato?

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I'm not gonna rat them out. How would I prove what the insurance company already investigated? Your insurance premiums already take fraud into account, so it's not going to lower my insurance rates.

Poop Potato is a proud name. Let's everyone think I'm likely shit posting right off the bat.
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