QuestionI was just informed by State Farm that my claim was denied. The reason
given was that forensics stated my car was last driven with my key. I was
in possession of the key. They also stated that I had all to gain in the loss
because I have another vehicle. My car was found burned before I was
even aware of any theft. I am livid I would like advice as to my next
steps. Also, if I should take any. I feel so victimized!
AnswerHello,
You should feel victimized! 90% of burned vehicles can't be determined as to last operation by the self-proclaimed "Forensic Locksmiths." The best tool to use for these guys is a crystal ball (I have 2) lol
First step--go to http://www.autotheftexpert.com
Second step contact me.
If I seem paranoid, Allstate used this site to attempt to set me up in court--didn't work but they tried.
We currently have depos set up with State Farm and their defense attorneys are looking for fodder.
The firm currently have many cases against State Farm across the country and possibly, this question could be a set up for me and the firm, but I will take the chance.
They know me well across the country and I am known for embarrassing their experts and proving most times their conclusions are bogus and cannot even hold up to common logic.
Unfortunately, there are many experts in this field that are fed by the insurance companies and will say anything for a buck!
A Merrillville,Indiana attorney by the name of Jack Kramer was working for State Farm in 2007. He could not take me down for my knowledge, training, background or experience as well as methodology. He went personal and along with the great experts I opposed sending annonymous letters to the feds had me under investigation for a year. I was cleared in Aug of 2008, but the damage they did to my life was irrepairable.
What do you think State Farm will do to an innocent insured not very well versed in the court system, in order to deny a claim?
