Auto insurance fraud through false claims

Posted: Wed Sep 12, 2007 11:28 pm Post Subject:

Shame

Posted: Thu Nov 01, 2007 09:24 pm Post Subject:

Police Officer? Definitly a shame. And everyone wonders why health insurance is so expensive.

Posted: Fri Nov 02, 2007 06:17 am Post Subject: Certainly a shame

Really shameful. I wonder what made him do that. Being a police officer (keeper of the law) he must have been aware of the fact that committing an auto insurance fraud through scamming an insurance company is a crime and can lead to conviction even. In spite of that he had committed himself to the wrong doing. Therefore, he should now face the consequences.

I am feeling very sorry for his hapless family. How will they bear the shame?:(

Thanks Pablos, for this eye opening story. Hope it will enlighten others also.

Rupert

Posted: Fri Nov 02, 2007 01:47 pm Post Subject: really a shame

protector of law should at least abide from breaking the law themselves , when they know what are the consequences for such an auto insurance fraud.

Posted: Fri Nov 02, 2007 02:10 pm Post Subject:

I agree this is a terrible thing and unfortunately this is happening more and more....People trying to make a quick buck in any way that they can.. THe worst part of this is that it is an officer of the law....he knows better adn still tried to do this. I feel bad for his family...

Posted: Thu Nov 15, 2007 08:24 am Post Subject:

False claims have been at a raise in India too. As a matter of fact, the Central Bureau of Investigation is investigation the conspiracy behind several false motor accident claims, wherein police, lawyers, judges, doctors and insurance agents were involved. Several millions of rupees have been swindled by these men for decades by making false calims. Only recently this has come to light.

Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 08:04 am Post Subject:

Shameful...yes and I hope he sees jail time for it. Insurance fraud is so rampant it is unbelievable. It is so hard as an adjuster to have to sit there day in and day out and know that you are being lied to about the details of the accident, how injured people are and how much they have suffered. I know that it is a different subject, but altogether this is all insurance fraud and the reason that insurance rates are soooo high, I wish they could catch more people pulling things like this.

Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 10:38 am Post Subject:

It is so hard as an adjuster to have to sit there day in and day out and know that you are being lied to about the details of the accident, how injured people are and how much they have suffered

Posted: Wed Nov 21, 2007 03:47 pm Post Subject:

Good morning everyone. While I am not at all familiar with the auto insurance fraud story, I have to agree that officer Roots made some poor choices.

How many of you remember that the former Insurance Commissioner in California, Chuck Quackenbush, was "removed from office" a few years ago because $1.3 Million that was supposed to go to those hurt in the Northridge catastrophy was conveniently misplaced - and later showed up in one of his personal accounts?

I testified in that case. Talk about a bad example. Mr. Quackenbush now lives in Hawaii.

Posted: Thu Nov 22, 2007 10:40 am Post Subject:

Mr. Quackenbush now lives in Hawaii.