Akm
Powell,#2Author of original report
Thu, July 31, 2008
On July 29, 2008, I had a very emotional conversation with Dr. Springer. It wasn't an angry conversation...it wasn't that kind of emotion. We both realized that we should've had the conversation a long time ago, because things would have been made clear and everything could have been taken care of between the two of us. First and foremost, Dr. Springer didn't commit insurance fraud. In his notes, he said that I lost my tooth by eating a sandwich, the truth. It is also considered an accident. I never saw his records, so I didn't know that he put that information in them. I misunderstood why he said what he did and I was wrong. Dr. Springer is a man of faith, and I judged him wrongly, and for that I am very sorry. When I first went to him, I could sense that and that's why I trusted him. I'm a pretty good judge of character. Dr. Springer was most upset about my calling into question his faith. For him to say that to me just shows what kind of man he is: He is a man of integrity and of good repute. He has been in practice for over 30 years and has a clean record. That says a lot about his professional ability. What have I learned through this whole thing? Communication is everything. Ask questions if you don't understand something. This world would be a much better place if we could all do that, and if we could resolve things the way Dr. Springer and I did. Anger isn't the answer; sorry Rip-Off Report. I am happy to say that Dr. Springer and I have worked things out, but not because of this site. It's because of the kind of man he is.
Akm
Powell,#3Author of original report
Thu, July 31, 2008
On July 29, 2008, I had a very emotional conversation with Dr. Springer. It wasn't an angry conversation...it wasn't that kind of emotion. We both realized that we should've had the conversation a long time ago, because things would have been made clear and everything could have been taken care of between the two of us. First and foremost, Dr. Springer didn't commit insurance fraud. In his notes, he said that I lost my tooth by eating a sandwich, the truth. It is also considered an accident. I never saw his records, so I didn't know that he put that information in them. I misunderstood why he said what he did and I was wrong. Dr. Springer is a man of faith, and I judged him wrongly, and for that I am very sorry. When I first went to him, I could sense that and that's why I trusted him. I'm a pretty good judge of character. Dr. Springer was most upset about my calling into question his faith. For him to say that to me just shows what kind of man he is: He is a man of integrity and of good repute. He has been in practice for over 30 years and has a clean record. That says a lot about his professional ability. What have I learned through this whole thing? Communication is everything. Ask questions if you don't understand something. This world would be a much better place if we could all do that, and if we could resolve things the way Dr. Springer and I did. Anger isn't the answer; sorry Rip-Off Report. I am happy to say that Dr. Springer and I have worked things out, but not because of this site. It's because of the kind of man he is.
Akm
Powell,#4Author of original report
Thu, July 31, 2008
On July 29, 2008, I had a very emotional conversation with Dr. Springer. It wasn't an angry conversation...it wasn't that kind of emotion. We both realized that we should've had the conversation a long time ago, because things would have been made clear and everything could have been taken care of between the two of us. First and foremost, Dr. Springer didn't commit insurance fraud. In his notes, he said that I lost my tooth by eating a sandwich, the truth. It is also considered an accident. I never saw his records, so I didn't know that he put that information in them. I misunderstood why he said what he did and I was wrong. Dr. Springer is a man of faith, and I judged him wrongly, and for that I am very sorry. When I first went to him, I could sense that and that's why I trusted him. I'm a pretty good judge of character. Dr. Springer was most upset about my calling into question his faith. For him to say that to me just shows what kind of man he is: He is a man of integrity and of good repute. He has been in practice for over 30 years and has a clean record. That says a lot about his professional ability. What have I learned through this whole thing? Communication is everything. Ask questions if you don't understand something. This world would be a much better place if we could all do that, and if we could resolve things the way Dr. Springer and I did. Anger isn't the answer; sorry Rip-Off Report. I am happy to say that Dr. Springer and I have worked things out, but not because of this site. It's because of the kind of man he is.
Akm
Powell,#5Author of original report
Thu, July 31, 2008
On July 29, 2008, I had a very emotional conversation with Dr. Springer. It wasn't an angry conversation...it wasn't that kind of emotion. We both realized that we should've had the conversation a long time ago, because things would have been made clear and everything could have been taken care of between the two of us. First and foremost, Dr. Springer didn't commit insurance fraud. In his notes, he said that I lost my tooth by eating a sandwich, the truth. It is also considered an accident. I never saw his records, so I didn't know that he put that information in them. I misunderstood why he said what he did and I was wrong. Dr. Springer is a man of faith, and I judged him wrongly, and for that I am very sorry. When I first went to him, I could sense that and that's why I trusted him. I'm a pretty good judge of character. Dr. Springer was most upset about my calling into question his faith. For him to say that to me just shows what kind of man he is: He is a man of integrity and of good repute. He has been in practice for over 30 years and has a clean record. That says a lot about his professional ability. What have I learned through this whole thing? Communication is everything. Ask questions if you don't understand something. This world would be a much better place if we could all do that, and if we could resolve things the way Dr. Springer and I did. Anger isn't the answer; sorry Rip-Off Report. I am happy to say that Dr. Springer and I have worked things out, but not because of this site. It's because of the kind of man he is.