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31-05-2016, 09:11 PM
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DJT 45 and 47 POTUS
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Those involved with the auto crash repair industry know very well how hard the insurance companies try to squeeze everything for costs savings. As a result the repair industry try to claw back some ground. A new method is for repairers to order genuine parts for a vehicles repair, get the paperwork with the part, then make up some bull**** excuse to return the part saying it is not needed. They substitute the genuine part with a lower cost version but have the paperwork of the original genuine spare part ordered to show both the customer and insurance company.
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New type of insurance fraud?
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