Audiobull's smart

[Thrumbleux]

Re: Audiobull's smart

Isn't the damaged part of the screen normally under bodywork? If so, it couldn't have suffered that during road use - leaving you wide open to allegations of a fraudulent claim?

[problemchild1976]

Re: Audiobull's smart

whats fraudulent about it?

normally a policy covers broken glass. and the only exception is deliberate damage which this was not. (direct line policy documentation - others may be different)

to be safe, just say it was parked in the garage and an item fell off the shelf onto it (the truth)

JJ

[Thrumbleux]

Re: Audiobull's smart

whats fraudulent about it?

no insurance yet

Because no insurance was in place at the time of damage.
Retrospective insurance claims are fraudulent.

[audiobull]

Re: Audiobull's smart

its not going to happen Thrumbleux so do not get your knickers in a twist

if i thought i was going to get accused of fraud trust me i would not have joined this forum!!!

Mods please delete entire thread. not worth the hassle sharing. i did think this was an open community.

[Thrumbleux]

Re: Audiobull's smart

its not going to happen Thrumbleux so do not get your knickers in a twist

I'm not.
I answered a posted question - that is all.

[problemchild1976]

Re: Audiobull's smart

Because no insurance was in place at the time of damage.
Retrospective insurance claims are fraudulent.

but thats not what you were talking about here........

Isn't the damaged part of the screen normally under bodywork? If so, it couldn't have suffered that during road use - leaving you wide open to allegations of a fraudulent claim?

you were saying its fraudulent because it couldn't have been suffered on the road..... i was commenting on this really.....

but yes, the car isn't insured so he can't claim ... as he has no insurance

JJ