The Comments (as expected) are quite a ride
Posted Sep 20, 2020, 5:24 AM UTC
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One comment says that a Public Adjuster can get you 3-4x your policy limits at no cost to you...
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Commenting on insurance related threads when you work in insurance is masochistic.
Edit: unless you're into that sort of thing.
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How dare you assume my kink
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LOL lesson learned a few days ago when I had the audacity to say that CGL policies don't have exclusions for criminal/illegal activity (at least within BI/PD)
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people are dumb...seriously
However I aint ever heard of someone being able to kick a hole in a bumper cover all to easy. crack or dent yea..but not put a physical hole by kicking it. Thats like the kid who tried to tell me a trash can hit his ford raptors steel bumper and made a perfectly 3" circular dent in it..during a hail storm
I do like this comment after skimming thru them a bit. If people didnt try and commit auto insurance fraud for every little thing it wouldnt be like it is
My dad's generation (was born in 1955) committed so much insurance fraud that insurance is like it is today.
Total'd the same car repeatedly, got tons of payouts for damages that were either never fixed or fixed at absurdly lower prices.
He's always worked with cars, so probably more him than his entire generation, but he was nowhere near the only person and I doubt he was the most prominent.
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Vandalism and theft recovery claims should always be inspected in the field, with the insured standing there.
Otherwise it's an recipe for supplements and coverage disputes.
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The lawyer quote that adjusters are trained to think ever claim is fraudulent made me guffaw
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I really want to see those comments about gendering. Dying to see that shitshow. But I'm not one of those gurus who knows how to dig up deleted stuff.
One of my (many) favorite things is how the commenters are sure it's the same company that wouldn't pay what they thought should have been paid.
Another is OP's insanity defense. Leaning on that exception clause about how nothing counts if you are under emotional duress. Under the "Insured duties following a loss" it says that if you were panicked, stressed, or if you have anxiety, you are relieved from all aforementioned duties.
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YSK that Insurance companies are literally the devil /s
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IDK why but I replied again. Im ready for the possible down vote brigade
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God, I hate these threads.
It just turns into a circle jerk of "one time my old neighbor's uncle's dog's vet got ripped off by an insurance company, because they did surveillance and fucking CAUGHT HIM! What assholes at the insurance company."