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[Anonymous No.19857664]

Should I lie to get cheaper car insurance? What are the risks?

[Anonymous No.19857810]

>>19857664
What aspect are you trying to lie about? You risk getting denied coverage if you file a claim in the future.

[Anonymous No.19857831]

>>19857664
The risk is no insurance coverage and potential fraud charges

And you also don’t get your premiums back that you paid to them whilst committing fraud

[Anonymous No.19857835]

>>19857810
Lying about mileage and previous convictions

[Anonymous No.19857864]

>>19857664
best game ever made

[Anonymous No.19857867]

>>19857835
I love to commit fraud, but that's not worth it. That stuff is easily verifiable.

[Anonymous No.19857877]

>>19857835
Mileage you can get away with

Convictions you cannot. That is the first thing they check for when you claim

[Anonymous No.19858837]

>>19857835
even mileage gonna be a problem if you crash and the clock is over your stated. But agreed, lying about convictions is just retarded as fuck. Maybe better driving on someone elses insurance

[Anonymous No.19858882]

If you need to ask you aren't good enough to get away with it

[Anonymous No.19858938]

>>19857835
Mileage you can low-ball, previous convictions is a retarded thing to lie about. They run your driver's license number to check your record dumbass

[Anonymous No.19859233]

>>19857664
I lie about mileage but it's weird. When I last talked to them and they tell me how many miles I have on my car it was a lot more than I actually had. I should get better at lies because I think I said I drive more than I actually do when I meat to do the opposite.

[Anonymous No.19859559]

>>19857835
How the fuck would you get away with lying about convictions? I know next to nothing about the processes of getting car insurance but even I can surmise that's something they can and easily will check.