Anyone here know how to convince your insurance company your not commiting fraud?
Thursday, March 18th, 2010 at
3:21 am
I am looking for a way to fake out my insurance company and make it look like i really have the items i dont have my appartment was "broken into"
i filled out police report but the insurance company says that i need prooof of ownership of the items that i claimed how do i do this seeing as how i never owned them?
Tagged with: appartment • insurance • insurance company • police report
Filed under: Insurance Fraud
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I am absolutely fascinated by this question. Unlike all the other people on here that just told you how to do it or why you shouldn’t do it or you will get caught,don’t drop the soap haha!
This user actually posted the complete opposite question asking how he could report someone for doing this. So are you trying to find a new way for that answer or have you decided to turn yourself in by finding a way to do it????
This is really weird.
Or……………….have you just been so sickened by watching someone get away with it you’re thinking of joining the criminal side? If so,just keep fighting the good fight and re-read the answers on your other question. There’s some good ones there!
I hope they prosecute you…
Let me get this straight. You are asking on a public forum how to commit fraud without it looking like you are attempting fraud? I hope they catch you.
dude thats easy.. make a list of items you really had. and a list of items you wish you had. label them so its easy to figure out which one is real then turn them in with your paper work. they wont notice!
You falsify reciepts and bills of sale, or get your friends to LIE about giving things to you in written documents. The stuff had better look real good!
By the way, that IS fraud, and you can be prosecuted based on the dollar value of what you try for, whether you get the money or not!
Please ABANDON this plan.
Definite Rhodes Scholar material here…
I used to work as a claims adjuster for these types of claims and they will prosecute for fraud, in case you’re wondering.
I’m going to jump on the bandwagon here and say either:
1) You’re one of those horrible people that screw up good things for the rest of us
OR
2) You’ve egregiously misrepresented the situation to this forum, and are about to correct yourself.
…I’m betting the situation is the former of these options, and in that event, I hope you go to a prison where they trade your body for stubs of cigarettes.
you’re a fu@#ing idiot! you’re asking this in a public forum on a computer where trust me its not gonna be hard to find you! Can you say "Dont drop the soap" LMAO
You will get in trouble for 2 things – filing a false report with the police – which, if you filed it already, you can’t "take it back" & insurance fraud. Hope they send you to jail & throw away the key.
Now, why don’t you use your time & energy finding a legitimate job, going to school or volunteering to help people worse off than you????
If people would just spend their time & energy doing the right thing (instead of cheating, lying & trying to get something for nothing), all of our insurance premiums would be lower & the world would be a much better place.
I hope you like prison orange because insurance fraud is a felony.
Maybe with any luck, you will live in Arizona where the prisoners wear pink underwear and hand cuffs.
You’re the reason everybody complains about their insurance premiums always increasing. I hope they catch you, you have to spend some quality time with "Bubba", and end up having to sit on a donut the rest of your life. JACK ASS!!!