Originally Posted By: Shannow
Originally Posted By: Nick1994
You're not saving oodles of money by not having full coverage. Put full coverage on, wait for another hail storm in a few months or next year then claim it.
So what do you do with the question "is there any unrepaired damage on the vehicle ?"
I think that's Insurance fraud.
What if you answered the question honestly and admitted there was prior hail damage? Would the insurance company just refuse to fix it or make you pay for part of the repair? Would they have the body shop replace the fenders and hood with new ones, then take a ball-peen hammer and add back the damage that was already there?
Originally Posted By: Nick1994
You're not saving oodles of money by not having full coverage. Put full coverage on, wait for another hail storm in a few months or next year then claim it.
So what do you do with the question "is there any unrepaired damage on the vehicle ?"
I think that's Insurance fraud.
What if you answered the question honestly and admitted there was prior hail damage? Would the insurance company just refuse to fix it or make you pay for part of the repair? Would they have the body shop replace the fenders and hood with new ones, then take a ball-peen hammer and add back the damage that was already there?
