Setting your car on fire to get $$$?
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So, if you have $500 deductible on your comprehensive (which covers auto fires) and your car burns up on a certain date, unless it can be shown that there was some kind of fraud involved, the company owes you a check for whatever the Blue Book (or equivalent) value of the car is, minus $500....a severely burned car, of course, is usually totalled. They can't go back and say "We dropped you two days before it happened". If they do, they will probably lose in court....you'd have a good case.
Last edited by mmarshall; 10-15-08 at 11:38 AM.
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