Geico Car Total Loss Fraud warner robins Georgia

It is common practice on a totalled vehicle for the carrier to take possession of it and the title and to sell it for salvage. And for them to keep the salvaged amount. They are under no obligation to return the salvage value to you. And it is perfectly legal.

It doesn't matter that the car is in 'excellent' condition or has new tires on it. It is still a 6 year old car and it has limited value in a totalled condition. The totalling of a vehicle is usually based on Blue Book or NADA listings, which include additional values for special equipment in the vehicle, such as a fancy radio, or new tires(tires are considered New if they have less than 10,000 miles on them).

If you still have not accepted their offer by now, I suggest accepting it right away, as the longer you wait, the value of the car decreases.

Thanks, I will probably have to do this. The damage is very largely cosmetic; dented right rear bumper, crumpled right quarter panel and right side of trunk.Their adjustor cited a similiar car from a VIP Kars in Marietta Ga in his report to support his offer. This VIP KARS was alleged to have tried to sell a rebuilt totalled car to a girl without disclosing this fact to her and only her  finance company discovered this. I wonder now about Geico being so adamant for me sign my car to them that they call a "Total Loss" As I stated they will auction it and keep the $2,000-$3000.

 You are dealing with THEIR insurance company, right? Their interest is getting off while paying as little as possible! They DO NOT care about you! Find an independent adjuster who works for you. They won't take any of their BS ! Please, please do that!