wilkusmcrecon
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OH Boy, I was warned when I entered Canada that Chinese's gangs where running auto wreck scams all over Canada. Well [FONT="]apparently[/FONT] I'm caught up in one. My wife asked me on Saturday morning (four months after the fact) who I hit in Canada. I told her that was not funny, as I had no problems nor any issues other then two small thefts in the US and a busted belt 30 miles from home. I never hit anyone in any way. I do believe if I rear ended someone in a m9 5 ton that I would know about it. The letter states I may be responsible for hitting another vehicle and please send them my insurance information so Mr. Chan can get reimbursed for the damaged cause his vehicle. (F*#@) him.
When I called the Insurance Bureau of Canada they informed me that Chines gangs are staging accidents with anyone who has out of country license plates. They will get your plate number and bring a already wrecked vehicle to reported accident site and stage it and then call the police. While the police are taking the information a witness pulls up and give them the license plate of the vehicle they witnessed hitting the wrecked vehicle. Before the cops can really check the vehicle a tow truck arrives after the cop takes the pictures and its gone for the next wreck they are planning.
BULLLLLLLLL. Called my insurance company and they asked me if I wanted to file the claim. I told them **** no I hit no one and this is a scam. I told them I will hold this info and see where this will go for now. They have noted the info and the possibility of fraud. Look like a fishing trip for info.
I think they saw that big US Military vehicle that it would be an easy mark and a fast pay out. NOT ON MY DIME.
It never ends.
Chris W
When I called the Insurance Bureau of Canada they informed me that Chines gangs are staging accidents with anyone who has out of country license plates. They will get your plate number and bring a already wrecked vehicle to reported accident site and stage it and then call the police. While the police are taking the information a witness pulls up and give them the license plate of the vehicle they witnessed hitting the wrecked vehicle. Before the cops can really check the vehicle a tow truck arrives after the cop takes the pictures and its gone for the next wreck they are planning.
BULLLLLLLLL. Called my insurance company and they asked me if I wanted to file the claim. I told them **** no I hit no one and this is a scam. I told them I will hold this info and see where this will go for now. They have noted the info and the possibility of fraud. Look like a fishing trip for info.
I think they saw that big US Military vehicle that it would be an easy mark and a fast pay out. NOT ON MY DIME.
It never ends.
Chris W