At least one, it turns out, and it just netted her an easy $10,000.
Last month, St. Petersburg-based company Squaremouth began hiding the instructions for claiming the prize in the policy document for every Tin Leg travel insurance policy it sold.
If it went unnoticed, the plan was to donate the $10,000 to charity at the end of the year.
Andrews printed out her policy, stapled it together and sat down to read it right away.
The policy then listed an email address to contact to claim the prize, which Andrews wrote to right away.
"The main reason I always do it is that I went to the University of Georgia and I majored in consumer economics," she said.
"So it's always been a passion of mine to be consumer aware, and particularly, not to be taken advantage of. »
