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Couldn't the insurance company look at their odometer to see how much they have been driving? I did not realize that was the issue though.
by Houshalter 13y ago
Couldn't the insurance company look at their odometer to see how much they have been driving? I did not realize that was the issue though.
- DanBC 13y agoBob owns his car and has personal insurance. At work they ask Bob to take a widget to a customer. Bob drives his car to the customer but is involved in an accident before he gets there. This is the only time Bob has ever driven for the company like this. Bob finds that his insurance does not cover him. He could lie and not mention the widget delivery, but that is fraud and is a serious crime. We could say that the widget delivery is irrelevant and that the insurance company should just pay the money but insurance companies are SCUM and they employ many people whose only role is to see how to reduce or avoid paying money to the customers.