ding and dent scam is not a common term

I googled it and it has only a few references on individual blogs, people like you venting online. You can't persuade anyone (let alone judges or insurance company) that you are taken by this very uncommon (at least by google search) practice.

But it seems give you a sense of cause and mission of crusade, so be my guest prove me wrong. Where are your reference sources of other incidents of this scam?

I am not for or against you, I am only interested in fairness.

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• Try google false car rental damage claim you will find this has -Fay大道- ♀ (1028 bytes) () 09/11/2014 postreply 09:15:09

• Except nobody saw the dent in GPS -lexm5- ♂ (281 bytes) () 09/11/2014 postreply 10:11:17

• It is inside the car and not obvious at all. To me it is normal -Fay大道- ♀ (0 bytes) () 09/11/2014 postreply 11:39:35

• Wear and tear. -Fay大道- ♀ (0 bytes) () 09/11/2014 postreply 11:55:17

• You are changing the topic, we are talking about scams, not wear -lexm5- ♂ (0 bytes) () 09/11/2014 postreply 12:47:45

• The scam is charging customers who have insurance small issues w -Fay大道- ♀ (0 bytes) () 09/11/2014 postreply 17:54:02

• If the agent knew it and then denied it, I would be sueing them -Fay大道- ♀ (440 bytes) () 09/11/2014 postreply 11:59:33

• This is not even an insurance issue. -lexm5- ♂ (65 bytes) () 09/11/2014 postreply 12:48:54

• what is your logic here? All these false damage claims (which n -Fay大道- ♀ (188 bytes) () 09/11/2014 postreply 14:44:34