The Glittery Scam Behind ‘We’ve Got You Covered 🐷💼

Ohhh, sweetie. If I had a pearl for every staffing agency that purred, “Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered,” I’d have a necklace long enough to lasso the moon. But behind that oh so reassuring phrase? Lies, loopholes, and a whole lot of liability with your name on it.

Let’s get something straight: real coverage doesn’t need smoke and mirrors. It comes with verifiable policies, correct classification codes, and paperwork that doesn’t make your lawyer cry. But these glamorized fraudsters? They show up in polished suits, with flashy decks and suspiciously low rates, and sell you the dream “We’ve got you covered.”

Darling, what they really mean is:
📌 “We piggybacked someone else’s policy.”
📌 “We hope you don’t call the carrier.”
📌 “You’ll be footing the bill when it all falls apart.”

Because when the claim comes in, and the insurer says, “We don’t insure that company,” the only thing they’ve got covered is their own runway exit, while you’re left juggling legal fees, back taxes, and one very expensive lesson.

So next time someone whispers, “You’re covered,” don’t swoon. Demand proof. Call the carrier. Confirm every detail. Because Miss Piggy doesn’t do vague promises, she does verified policies.

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