Michael Z
Senior Member
- Location
- Northern Wisconsin
Believe your agent. I am wondering if the letter you got is a scam.
Just received a letter from my insurance provider
- Thread starter debodun
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MACKTEXAS
Well-known Member
Why not just email a copy of the letter to the insurance company and let them answer if they sent it so you know if it is a scam or not? You posted a copy for us, so you apparently have a scanner or some means to send them a copy.
As for the age of the car, you wouldn't collect enough if it was totaled to justify the collision premium, and even if it's a minor repair, like a dented fender, you first have to meet your deductible, then the balance of the repair would almost surely be more than the car's book value, so it's still totaled for insurance purposes.
As for the age of the car, you wouldn't collect enough if it was totaled to justify the collision premium, and even if it's a minor repair, like a dented fender, you first have to meet your deductible, then the balance of the repair would almost surely be more than the car's book value, so it's still totaled for insurance purposes.
Born_To_Lose
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Have your agent contact the underwriter and get you the answer.
That’s part of his/her job and also part of why they are paid.
You may also want to speed things up by checking your account online by going to the insurer’s website and signing in. Your account should be available to you after signing in.
That’s part of his/her job and also part of why they are paid.
You may also want to speed things up by checking your account online by going to the insurer’s website and signing in. Your account should be available to you after signing in.