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ICBC MITE increase insurance rates Yeah so what happened to lower premiums? now they MIGHT increase them... im confused as hell Quote:
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blame richmond c-lais and ugh the richmond ice and the richmond snow I'd hate to pay more on insurance than I currently am for 2 vehicles. |
pay outs to people who milk the system |
i thought they just recently lowered the rate ...wtf ? now increases it ? |
I know this was gonna happen. Lower it. Then raise it Posted via RS Mobile |
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I agree the C-lais are stupid slowass drivers, but here in maple ridge/ Langley/Surrey, I see "non-c-lai drivers" who shouldn't be on the road, but they all have trucks and SUVs which is far more dangerous to drive without common road sense. |
Can't they just double the premiums for bad drivers? Posted via RS Mobile |
they'll just put it under someone else name |
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well I must say its mostly the new immigrants with absolutely shit driving skills are causing most havoc these days, especially those who got their license in China. one of my China new immigrant neighbor was able to knock over a spotlight lamp in his 7 series just from turning into the complex and wont admit it. I face palm I face palm. |
I've seen a Caddy CTS do a U turn and went to fast and the turn was wider then expected and he nailed the lamp post and instead of checking the damage he reversed and ran off. I was sitting at the left hand turn signal as this happend, me and my buddy where so dumbfounded we sat there for a few seconds in silence. |
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there are bad drivers in every race. |
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but c lais drive more expensive cars = more expensive pay outs for insurance while c lais only pay deductable.... Cayenne bumper, S-class bumper =/= civic bumper or a F150 bumper xD |
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i know too many ppl who claims injuries when they actually arent hurt most common scenerio - get rear-ended, claim for neck stiffness, get free physiotherapy |
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That is not milking the system. You do get soft tissue damage, especially when people use those stupid cartoon pillow things. People who are milking the system are usually people who have additional coverage from work AND a second out of the country residence. They get into an accident, claim permanent injury, say they can't work for life, then skip out of the country. Cheques keeps going to the injured party for life and insurance companies don't have jurisdiction or bother with monitoring the person who is not longer local. ICBC payout is so meagre it is not worth milking it. However if your work has additional insurance it is another story, most typical is any unionized professionals like teachers etc. Quote:
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WHY THE FUCK ding everyone.. DING the fuckers who crash.... people who dont have accidents for 8+ years should have to pay for this shit |
ya raise it so they can make another 100 million profit like they make every F*((ing year |
Why am i not surprised :devil: |
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If an honest driver (many years clean driving record) makes a mistake and rear ends someone in a low speed crash, and the victim makes a claim for an injury that didn't occur, then who do you punish? The driver or the fucking POS scammer milking ICBC for everything he can get? Quote:
There are a lot of organized insurance scams going on in The Lower Mainland (ICBC busted one ring recently). Basically they involve a car with 4 people who stop suddenly in front of another driver, then claim whiplash from the resulting collision. Usually they have "blocking" drivers in other cars to help stage the accident and prevent the targeted vehicle from changing lanes to avoid the accident. They also offer their details to act as "witnesses" for the poor "victims". Insurance fraud wouldn't exist if it wasn't profitable (and if ICBC didn't pay out much it wouldn't be worth their trouble). |
insurance fraud is nothing new, there always has been, and always will be, some degree of fraud. icbc should look into cutting operating costs before jacking up rates. but because they're a monopoly, they can jack up rates all they want without having to worry about staying competitive. |
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for no offense, 1. they are paying a lot more $$$$ to the Damn ICBC since they are driving luxi cars and claim their CRISP bumperS.:fullofwin: BTW, who is going to cost more $$$ for medical treatments, ppl in S-class or civc?common sense, medical treatments and other oppotunitiy costs can cost N bumpers, and N can be large if ppl likely pass away..lol.. 2. What you are expecting to ur mum's driving skill? 3. Well,the C laid has a good car w/ high techs stuff(rear view camera..etc). How about other lais? I believe racsim is Not welcome. Just wanna point out, plz be fair.... and u got ur lower handle..XD.. Peter Russel: Be a man~! ME: Drive safely :whistle: |
All insurance / banking industry is susceptible to fraud. That's part of their business and honestly is build into their business plan. I would qualify my statement: For individuals who are involved in an legitimate accident. Just trying to "scam" the ICBC alone for soft tissue damage etc the payoff is honestly relatively small. When you consider occupations with large unions eg health care workers, teachers etc or professional societies like law, engineers all have out of work insurance that cover up to 80-90% of their loss wages as part of their annual dues and contributions.. Those are the mother lode and way more attractive to defraud. Often institutions like universities and hospitals also purchase additional policies as benefits for their senior level staff too. My aunt used to car pool with an acquaintance daily to one of the largest hospitals in the valley, they are hospital administrators. About a decade ago, they were rear ended, they all were sore and had soft tissue damage. They claimed loss of work via their unions and the hospital policies. This acquaintance subsequently left the country and last my aunt heard, she is still claiming loss of work insurance (she knows because the insurance company's adjuster still bugs her a few times a year about the acquaintance's whereabouts) and she is still technically hired by Fraser Health but marked on medical leave on the roster. As long as you show up to your doctor as per the policy and get the doctor to get the paperwork filed, the loss of work insurance keeps paying. The type of payout of this is way larger than any ICBC claim payout will be. (Just imagine when the elimination of mandatory retirement kicks in after the next election!) Quote:
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^some assholes do that at my work. annoys the shit out of me. I look ont he guys facebook and he's in india. Some other idiot has been on wcb for 3 years for hitting his fucking knee on a bench. FUCK SURREY. |
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