Anchor General Auto Insurance Skimping on the Bill.?

I live in California. I was in an accident over a year ago and had my vehicle fixed at Anchor Generals PPO shop. After over 2 months of not having a car I got it back and a horrible job was done. I’m a full time student and I work full time. So I didn’t send the car back to the shop for repairs because I couldn’t be out of a vehicle any longer. I just recently found my vehicle badly vandalized and instead of going to their horrible PPO shop I’m taking it to a highly recommended body shop for the repairs but because I am, the insurance company is penalizing me for 20% of the damages on top of my $500 deductible for doing so. I don’t think this is right at all. I don’t pay 80% of my bill for them to pay 80% of the work. Does anyone else have this problem? Even with a different insurance company?

Anchor General can do this as do most non-standard auto insurance carriers. They prefer you to take it to their PPO to save on repair costs, and obviously to avoid fraud. That stipulation is located on your policy packet you received when you first got your insurance policy.

If you have no tickets or accidents, over 3 years licensed in the U.S., and over 25 don’t even bother going to a non-standard carrier. Go check out Triple A, Geico, Wawanesa, Farmers and any othe preferred carrier. They carry less provisions.

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