Stolen Car

I had my car stolen at a friends house, the keys were on the table, I don't know who stole my car due to a lot of people coming in and out of his place. Most of the people were homeless people who are hard to follow up with I filed a police report my insurance company has a claims investigator assigned to me Is this normal?

Do you think I will have a problem with my claim.

Answer:

Yes it is normal. There are a lot of issues in your claim. Why are there a lot of homeless people in this house? The insurance company will be looking at not only coverage and whether or not the claim is legitimate (which is the right to do), but they will also asses whether or not you are insurable. If you frequent places where you leave keys around, and have no knowledge of who has access to the keys, then you are more of a risk to insured than probably an insurance company will be willing to take.

Simply be honest and tell the insurance company what and how it happened. The will cover your claim one they know it is legitimate.

Good Luck
Hector
Stolen Car

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by: Anonymous

My car was stolen 2 months ago. I have infinity auto insurance. I reported my car and provided my insurance company everything they requested. Time keeps pasing and I get no answer. I call and they do not return my calls. Now 2 months later, I get a letter from the insurance attorney, requesting the same information I had already provided my insurance company, 2 months ago. I feel I am being ignored. My claim should have been resolved a long time ago. What do I do?

Answer

Contact the office of the insurance commissioner of your state and contact an attorney.

Good Luck