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The hard times many of us had to face with the recession have made some people think of “special” ways for getting some extra money. And when every dollar counts, any measure will do. Insurance companies report records in claims these days, typically for small amounts, and there’s a growing number of frauds the carriers have to deal with. Having overwhelming numbers of claims may seem like the perfect way to get a fraud unnoticed, but fortunately for insurance companies it is not so.

Every insurance company has its own special investigation unit, which is usually comprised of people who have experience working in law enforcement domain. And as you’ve guessed it, this unit is dealing with cases when fraud is suspected. Taking into account that fraud is illegal, these guys are just as serious as police detectives and FBA agents – when there’s a crime, they are bloodthirsty for finding out the truth. And that’s what they typically see people trying to get away with:

1. Leaving the car unlocked and the keys in place.

Missing a set of keys when your “car” gets stolen and having no signs of forced entry when it is found will make the investigation unit suspect that you’ve just decided to get rid of your car and get money for it.

2. Blame vandals for setting your auto on fire after spilling some gasoline somewhere near the engine.

You may think that the fire will destroy all the evidence. Well, there are things like computer simulations, pattern analysis and other ways to investigate such cases that will get you red-handed.

3. Visit your doctor after the accident too often.

Some doctors will be quite nice to you and provide medical attention even when it’s not needed anymore, for a special price of course. Needless to say that there are medical experts in investigation units, who clearly now how much medical attention does the person need in every particular situation. Besides, insurance companies keep track of the doctors and attorneys who encourage more medical bills to be paid by the carrier.

4. Filing a claim for an accident that didn’t happen.

If there’s no damage to your car, but you claim to have been hit, insurance company investigators will analyze all the data and clearly see if you are telling the truth or not. And you’d better be telling the truth, otherwise expect to get sued anytime soon. Read the rest of this entry »

Unless there are major changes in the world’s climate, those of you living in the southern states can enjoy the same warm to hot weather all year round. The reality for those of us living in the northern hemisphere is there are four seasons so, as we pass out of Fall, let us anticipate the arrival of Winter with a few words of gentle warning. It is a sad fact that, as the first snows fall, the number of traffic accidents caused by the weather shoot up. Poor driving conditions pose challenges that many vehicle owners fail to meet. The winter period of December through February brings the highest number of seasonal claims in any year. The first day of snow or icy conditions catches everyone unprepared. The perfect driver would always have the vehicle go through a maintenance check to ensure everything is ready for the stresses and strains of winter driving. The first item on the checklist is tuning the engine to maximize the chances of it starting at low temperatures. It then moves through tests of braking efficiency to steering to the tires – there is enough tread to maintain grip on icy roads, is there not? Except, somehow, our priorities never seem to include this precautionary maintenance and we find our vision limited by sleet and snow, or the vehicles failing to stop, or moving in unexpected directions as the ice forms under our wheels. Even the most experienced of drivers can be caught out. Of course, as the winter weather continues, we remember all our survival techniques and the number of accidents falls. But in that first few days, it can be murder on the roads.

Why should you care? Well, if you drive an older vehicle on the minimum liability cover, you simply accumulate more honorable scars in the battle and patch up the rest that cannot be ignored. Those of you with collision and comprehensive cover need to minimize the number of claims you make to avoid the premiums rising sharply. That means a few simple rules. The first is the obvious, “Do not drive unless it is necessary”. Staying at home with your vehicle in the garage (or parked off the road) whenever possible is the safest action during the first days of snow. Fit snow tires if the weather looks set in for a few days, and new windshield wipers will help you see where you are going. Program the numbers of your repair shop and a towing company into your cell phone so you can call for help. You should also put together an emergency kit so that, if you are caught in an accident at night, you can stay warm and safe until help arrives. Then, it’s just a case of defensive driving. Allow extra braking distances, keep a safe distance behind the vehicle in front of you and drive more slowly. Read the rest of this entry »