UMP at it again

I've had a ump membership the last two years along with alot of other drivers and guess how much we have gotten from ump being memebers- not a damn penny
 
Aj we took a vote last year at highland with b mods and pure stocks of who wanted to be ump sanctioned and one guy raised his hand for ump rest were fine to run unsanctioned so Scott Kuhn must be dislexeck and can't count but sure went ahead and made us all buy a license NO SUPPORT CLASS under A MOD SHOULD BE UMP SANCTIONED PERIOD
 
I run UMP and those tracks that are sanctioned strictly for the insurance. I had heard many horror stories and had an incident back in the 90's with n injury to my father inlaw at a non sanctioned/insured track. This year my son was seriously injured. We have a $6000 deductible for our health insurance. With the track and UMP as a secondary coverage the $40,000 injury, the deductible was covered and the whole incident cost us $0. So people shouldn't complain. Its a small price for what you get for being a member. I have never got a dime for points, at one point I may have complained but learned a long time ago what the benefit of paying for being a member is.
 
Must have been nice for you to get yours payed , i crashed on front stretch and tore my knee cracked tail bone concussion slept in a chair for three weeks . In a ump modified and i had to pay the bill myself, because they weren't paying it and was going yo take me to collection's. So i payed. Didn't help me any.
 
Was actually pretty easy. But have had to stay on top of it. Just have to be sure to have the group number from the tracks insurance and give it to the doctors, emergency, hospital, radiologists, and about everyone else that had to be dealt with. Of course our own health insurance was a pain. But it didn't cost a dime. I wasn't going to let it get to collections so had to keep track of everything pretty closely.
 
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