By Catherine Powell
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Whenever something sounds too good to be true it usually is. That little ditty applies doubly when it comes to phony insurance offers. Advertising being what it is today, you have to be wary of pie-in-the-sky deals that are designed to get you to click or call for more information. Not only with these too good to be true deals disappear when you respond, if you aren't careful you could wind up divulging personal information to who knows who or you could wind up purchasing a policy that isn't worth the paper it's printed on. To help you weed out the bogus offers that are all over the TV and Internet, I decided I'd clue you into some of the most flagrant insurance rip offs that are currently being used to dupe the public today.
