Insurance fraud in the UK quickly growing. In the UK, the number of fraud animals insurance in a way that increasingly varied skyrocketed during 2010.
In fact, more and more pet owners are killing their own pets to be able to claim the insurance money.
This shocking fact revealed by the British Insurance Association, as published Daily Telegraph, Sunday, November 13, 2011. They noted an increase in insurance fraud than 420 thousand pounds in 2009 to 1,929,900 pounds in 2010.
Insurance agents believe, a form of fraud was conducted among pet owners who try to remove or kill the animal, and then claim the insurance money to cause early death. Even the worst, the animal probably never existed.
Another way of deception is the owner who intentionally injure the animal in an accident that made-up to cover injuries or conditions that are not reimbursed insurance. Another form of fraud that was deliberately removed from the animals because of the partial guarantee insurance that pays claims if an animal is lost or stolen.
Another tactic that is known by the insurance company's claim for actual veterinary care is never a given, not required, or more expensive than it should. Insurers suggests the involvement of veterinarians in this regard.
A large insurance agents revealed that between 2008 to 2010, the number of suspicious claims pets up to 440 percent. "I am aware of pet owners who deliberately maim their pet in order to submit an insurance claim," said Carrys Clarke, a lawyer who also worked as an insurance fraud investigator.
"The increase in insurance fraud is quite significant. Fraud is most detrimental to animal insurance agents and insurance premiums will have an impact on others in the future," said John Ellenger, manager of animal insurer More Than.
In fact, more and more pet owners are killing their own pets to be able to claim the insurance money.
This shocking fact revealed by the British Insurance Association, as published Daily Telegraph, Sunday, November 13, 2011. They noted an increase in insurance fraud than 420 thousand pounds in 2009 to 1,929,900 pounds in 2010.
Insurance agents believe, a form of fraud was conducted among pet owners who try to remove or kill the animal, and then claim the insurance money to cause early death. Even the worst, the animal probably never existed.
Another way of deception is the owner who intentionally injure the animal in an accident that made-up to cover injuries or conditions that are not reimbursed insurance. Another form of fraud that was deliberately removed from the animals because of the partial guarantee insurance that pays claims if an animal is lost or stolen.
Another tactic that is known by the insurance company's claim for actual veterinary care is never a given, not required, or more expensive than it should. Insurers suggests the involvement of veterinarians in this regard.
A large insurance agents revealed that between 2008 to 2010, the number of suspicious claims pets up to 440 percent. "I am aware of pet owners who deliberately maim their pet in order to submit an insurance claim," said Carrys Clarke, a lawyer who also worked as an insurance fraud investigator.
"The increase in insurance fraud is quite significant. Fraud is most detrimental to animal insurance agents and insurance premiums will have an impact on others in the future," said John Ellenger, manager of animal insurer More Than.
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