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It’s quite possible you’re right. It might even be likely. But likely isn’t knowing. This wouldn’t be the first story on the internet without all the facts.
by frumper 3y ago
It’s quite possible you’re right. It might even be likely. But likely isn’t knowing. This wouldn’t be the first story on the internet without all the facts. I can’t imagine many people would walk away from $12k so easily. Also, why would the insurance pay for it? They’d tell him it’s under warranty and get Tesla to pay for it.
- clouddrover 3y agoInsurance companies go by the reports from repairers. They don't investigate every individual case themselves.
- frumper 3y agoInsurance companies send a claims adjuster to inspect it themselves. They aren’t just going to fix your car unless they think it’s covered because of some type of accident. It sounds like they agreed with Tesla at their expense.
- clouddrover 3y agoOnly when they decide it's worth their time. They don't send in loss adjusters for every case. Just think about what you're saying logically. Have a read about how it works: https://www.morganclark.co.uk/loss-adjusters-your-questions-answered/ https://www.morganclark.co.uk/loss-adjusters-your-questions-...
- frumper 3y agoI've never dealt with car/home insurance where they didnt send someone. Claims far less than what this was.
- clouddrover 3y agoHooray. Your individual experience is not universal.
- belltaco 3y ago> Only when they decide it's worth their time 12K claim on a car that was allegedy sold as new 24 hours ago? Super unlikely a loss adjuster wasn't sent and came to the same conclusion as Tesla.
- simondotau 3y agoEither that, or Tesla service technicians have earned a reputation of trustworthiness among insurance providers. (Which I'm fairly certain is not the case.)