Attention to Detail Flashcards
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Two repair shops submit claims for the same accident but with slightly different VINs. Shop A lists a VIN ending in '...4829' and Shop B lists '...4289.' What is the most likely explanation?
Answer: One VIN contains a transposition error
The digit sequence '82' in Shop A's VIN has been entered as '28' in Shop B's VIN, which is a typical transposition error.
A policy lists bodily injury coverage as $250,000 per person / $500,000 per occurrence. A renewal document shows $250,000 per person / $50,000 per occurrence. What discrepancy exists?
Answer: A zero is missing from the per-occurrence limit
The per-occurrence limit dropped from $500,000 to $50,000 because a '0' was omitted, reducing coverage tenfold.
An agent reviews four customer phone numbers to find the entry that differs: (555) 293-8471, (555) 293-8471, (555) 293-8741, (555) 293-8471. Which entry is different?
Answer: Third entry
The third entry shows '8741' instead of '8471,' with the digits '4' and '7' transposed.
A claims document contains the sentence: 'The claimant submitted there vehicle registration.' What is the error?
Answer: 'there' should be 'their'
'There' refers to a place, while 'their' indicates possession; the correct word in this possessive context is 'their.'
A customer's zip code is recorded as 30301 in one document and 30310 in another. How many digit positions differ between these two zip codes?
Answer: 2
The digits '0' and '1' in positions 4 and 5 are swapped: '30301' vs '30310,' meaning 2 digit positions differ.
An insurance form requires the policy start date and end date to be exactly one year apart. A form shows: Start: 03/15/2025, End: 03/15/2025. What is wrong?
Answer: The start and end dates are identical
For a one-year policy, the start and end dates should differ by exactly one year; identical dates mean the policy would have zero duration.
Which of the following email addresses contains an error that would prevent successful delivery?
Answer: jane.doe@geico..com
'jane.doe@geico..com' has a double period ('..') in the domain name, which is an invalid email format.