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prudz · 10-31-2018, 10:20 AM

Word of caution OP.

Friend of mine did this. Alberta insurers explicitly mention this kind of stuff in their policies and if you do file a claim they will investigate why you were in B.C. My friend had insurance do some digging, find out he was working/living in B.C. and voided his insurance. The person he hit then sued the shit out of him through civil court. It did not end well. Sure you save taxes, pay less but it is all fraudulent so you aren't actually covered. In fact you are setting yourself up for some really big headaches. But hey, if you are buying a $200k car you would be the perfect person to actually sue. You have money and something to lose.

10-31-2018, 10:20 AM	#8
prudz I STILL don't get it Join Date: Nov 2015 Posts: 470 Thanked 565 Times in 167 Posts Failed 55 Times in 13 Posts	Word of caution OP. Friend of mine did this. Alberta insurers explicitly mention this kind of stuff in their policies and if you do file a claim they will investigate why you were in B.C. My friend had insurance do some digging, find out he was working/living in B.C. and voided his insurance. The person he hit then sued the shit out of him through civil court. It did not end well. Sure you save taxes, pay less but it is all fraudulent so you aren't actually covered. In fact you are setting yourself up for some really big headaches. But hey, if you are buying a $200k car you would be the perfect person to actually sue. You have money and something to lose.