State Auto Insurance ripoff REFUSING TO PAY Indianapolis Indiana
In May of 2006 my daughter was involved in an accident causing damage to my 1994 Honda. The car was hit from behind while sitting at a stoplight. It hard enough it even partilly set off the air bag. A claim was submitted to State Auto in the amount of nearly $3000.00. The insurance sent me a check for $112.19. and they are refusing to pay for any other amount of damage. They claim there was no way for the air bag to go off, even though a certified accident reconstructionist told me it was very possible. I have full coverage and pay my premiums on time. They are refusing to fix the car or replace it.
Julia
Auburn, Indiana
U.S.A.
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Carol Ann
Las Vegas,Nevada,
U.S.A.
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#2Consumer Comment
Mon, July 24, 2006
I empathize with you. AIG and Traveler's Insurance are doing the same thing.
1.) Go to Federal Trade Commission and file a complaint.
2.) Check to see if the vehicle, title or plates have been cloned, then file a police report,go to fbi.gov/submit a tip
3.) File a written complaint to your local Better Business Bureau
4.) File form3949 with Internal Revenue Service. You will recieve a Reward of 10% for whatever they find wrong with the company.
Good luck!