Comments on: Break up AIG!

By: Ralph

Ralph — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 19:51:55 +0000

To cj, from message #9.

Regarding Workers Compensation Law, AIG is wrong. You have a legal claim.

Call attorney Kevin Kutyla, in Newton, New Jersey. It is Federal Law, if you were injured on the job, they have to provide financial restitution. – Ralph

ps. I am a former client. He is great person.

By: Ivan

Ivan — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 13:24:45 +0000

I have been urging everyone to cash out of AIG. My co-worker canceled his insurance for this fraud of a company to only make a withdraw from his account for the next month.

It took him 2 months to recoup the money that they stole from him.

Let me know at what point we are supposed to feel bad for them?

By: Ivan

Ivan — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 13:22:42 +0000

Bottom line….Return OUR money or I hope the selfish ones who kept it and their families lose every thing they have and choke on it. Do I sound bitter? I hope so.

By: TEED OFFF

TEED OFFF — Sun, 22 Mar 2009 00:00:55 +0000

BOYCOTT
AIG owns more than two dozen companies licensed to offer insurance in California, according to the California Insurance Commissioner. They include 21st Century Casualty Co.; 21st Century Insurance Co.; AIG Casualty Co.; AIG Centennial Insurance Co.; AIG Premier Insurance Co.; AIU Insurance Co.; American General Indemnity Co.; American Home Assurance Co.; American International Insurance Co. of California Inc.; Birmingham Fire Insurance Co. of Pennsylvania; Commerce And Industry Insurance Co.; GE Auto & Home Assurance Co.; GE Indemnity Insurance Co.; Granite State Insurance Co.; Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance Co.; Insurance Co. of the State of Pennsylvania; Landmark Insurance Co.; National Union Fire Insurance Co. of Pittsburgh, Pa; New Hampshire Insurance Co.; Pacific Assurance; Putnam Reinsurance Co.; Transatlantic Reinsurance Co.; United Guaranty Commercial Insurance Co. of North Carolina; United Guaranty Credit Insurance Co.; United Guaranty Residential Insurance Co.; and Yosemite Insurance Co

By: Milton

Milton — Thu, 19 Mar 2009 03:27:24 +0000

WE THE PEOPLE AS A NATION BOYCOTT AIG
It is absolutely insane for one company to have such a position in our National Economy, there needs to be a dismantling of this company and others similar to it. As quoted from an AIG expert “We are the ones who stand to lose the most now” (speaking of the fact that the government owns 80% of the company) …… the more we put in, the more we stand to lose (lets cut our losses at 170B). We need to stop now, furthermore we should have never put in the 170B. I think the taxpayer (We the people) should have had more of a voice in the first place of putting in of the 170B, not to mention the fact that 170B is not going to reestablish the company but it is being used to pay bonuses. AIG CAN NOT BE TRUSTED!!!!!!

Furthermore, I think that this whole financial thing is nothing more than a time bomb scheduled by our former anti-American President George W. Bush to keep the focus and media off all of his illegal activities. I use the phrase “Anti-American President” simply because we have never had such a President to cause our Nation so much turmoil than G. W. Bush, he disfigured us as a Nation in the eyes of the world.

WE THE PEOPLE AS A NATION BOYCOTT AIG

By: Michael Smith

Michael Smith — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 20:13:18 +0000

The arrogance of these managers.
They worship a God there fathers knew not.

By: Ron Richard

Ron Richard — Tue, 17 Mar 2009 16:39:09 +0000

The solution is simple. Publish a list of all AIG execs receiving bonuses so America can know the names of those people who are slapping them in the face. How about not doing business with any company who employs any of them?

By: E. Perez

E. Perez — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 16:30:48 +0000

I cannot begin to believe that a company begging on bended knee for government funds to survive has the audacity to issue bonuses to employees.

You reward success, not failure, and I assume that the people being rewarded with the bonuses are the same ones that helped put AIG in the financial crisis that they are in. I know that the company says that it has an obligation, but these people are lucky to just have jobs, much less be rewarded for failure. There are a lot of unemployed people out there that are also “quality” employees. If the one you have were so good, then you wouldn’t be asking for a bailout!

Do you really think that they will leave the company and try to find jobs elsewhere in this environment because they don’t get a bonus? Get real.

As a taxpayer I want my money back from them to use with a struggling company that will appreciate what the government is doing for them. Or, put in management that understands financial crisis, what caused it and has a plan to remedy it. Not provicde largess and taxpayer expenses.

As cruel as it may sound, if they don’t change management and bring in people that can succeed, then let them fail and close their doors.

By: John M

John M — Sun, 15 Mar 2009 15:41:13 +0000

Press Release for release by AIG on Monday morning:

Thank you, America, for your generous donation to our non-profit organization. We do not know what we would do without you.

As you fill out your income tax forms, please think of us, and all the good your taxes do for us.

See you next month when we’re back for another generous donation.

Love and appreciation,
Your friends at AIG

By: cj

cj — Wed, 14 Jan 2009 07:58:36 +0000

I am currently in a legal matter with AIG. I had a fall at work and hurt my back. I was later terminated from that job but my doctor tells me I must change my job because I have chronic back problems now. Because I was terminated AIG says that I am not entitled to any type of works compensation. I have a family to take care of and I cannot work and must find some other type career to get into. The entire process AIG has came up with excusses not to provide some type of disability support. My lawyers are working on my situation. The government should have let them go under.