Insurance company tries to pay car owner for his vehicle at ‘market value’ but lowballs by $2500, so the car owner demands all the required paperwork to prove their offer is market value: ‘I scared them right back’

A hard pill to swallow is that insurance companies, which exist to help us feel protected in life, are not on our side. Whether we're talking about car insurance or health insurance, the goal for insurance companies is to:

1) Make the most money possible.

2) Save all the money they can.

This isn't to say you shouldn't purchase insurance, because it still helps a great deal where it counts; The issue is when insurance companies try to pull a fast one on us when we're vulnerable and in need of assistance.

The car owner in this next story realized his vehicle was damaged to the point where it'd be uneconomical to fix it, so he reached out to his insurance company to see how much they'd offer for it.

They lowball the car owner by $2500, so he decides to take matters into his own hands. There's nothing that legal threats can't do!

Scroll below to read about how this car owner refuses to be another victim of the car insurance game. What are your experiences with your insurers?

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