Silent
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Hi guys,
Last week my car was involved in a hit and run while parked on the street. (driver side)
About $7000 in damages total.
At first, my insurance company was super nice, offering a rental car, and a few days ago they approved the work order at carstar.
However, suddenly, they became suspicious over the fact that there are two dents on the passenger side which was not hit.
When I claimed the damages, I said my car had no damage whatsoever (it did not)
And now they are suspending my rental car privilidges, have assigned me to a special investigations unit investigator, and they will send an engineer to look at the car and determine if it was part of the crash.
It could have hit a pole, who knows? but their attitude is to treat me like a crook and I am getting slightly nervous.
If the engineer says it wasnt part of the accident, the entire claim gets DENIED. (they cant even just fix the hit and run part)
My friend says I should just withdraw the claim because they could charge me with fraud, but the truth of the matter was that the dents were not on the car when I left it.
If they deny my claim, will it make it harder to get insurance in the future?
Last week my car was involved in a hit and run while parked on the street. (driver side)
About $7000 in damages total.
At first, my insurance company was super nice, offering a rental car, and a few days ago they approved the work order at carstar.
However, suddenly, they became suspicious over the fact that there are two dents on the passenger side which was not hit.
When I claimed the damages, I said my car had no damage whatsoever (it did not)
And now they are suspending my rental car privilidges, have assigned me to a special investigations unit investigator, and they will send an engineer to look at the car and determine if it was part of the crash.
It could have hit a pole, who knows? but their attitude is to treat me like a crook and I am getting slightly nervous.
If the engineer says it wasnt part of the accident, the entire claim gets DENIED. (they cant even just fix the hit and run part)
My friend says I should just withdraw the claim because they could charge me with fraud, but the truth of the matter was that the dents were not on the car when I left it.
If they deny my claim, will it make it harder to get insurance in the future?
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