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Reviewed Nov. 10, 2011
In June 2010, a 2008 Scion XD vehicle was purchased and was added to my insurance policy. AAA Auto Insurance assumed legal and financial liability that is required by the State of California. Recently, the vehicle was involved in a hit and run situation where the driver of the Scion XD took the necessary precaution to avoid any other collision with ongoing vehicle's in the number 1 lane. Doing so, the vehicle was pushed from the rear end by the automobile that hit the Scion. The tires and rims were damaged when hitting the median strip.
AAA states that they will only cover the bumper and paint damages, but as for the tires and rims that are about $2,000 to $2,200, they will not replace them due to the fact that they cannot find them. The reason why they are no longer available is that they are signature series 20 inch triple coated chrome plated low profiles. These tires and rims were with the vehicle at the time of original purchase of vehicle. In simple words, they improperly insured a car, vehicle, and property when they knew they couldn't insure. Money supersedes them. They indicated that they will only pay a fraction of what it will cost to replace the tires. In other words, I have to come out with nearly $1,000 to get new tires and rims to be able to drive my vehicle again. Full coverage insurance is obviously not worth it.
Reviewed Oct. 19, 2011
They were negligent in our claim against AAA + One Stop 86th Inc in regards to our vehicle. The end result we got no help from AAA and are out over $1000 due to the negligence.
It was a waste of time and money. We had to reprogram all our keys for our 2008 Jeep when AAA failed to record our conversation when we asked for tow. One stop jumped us and in the end all our keys failed to work on our vehicle.
Reviewed Sept. 26, 2011
My car was hit by another person who is insured with AAA Auto. The crash happened on 5/4/2011. I have been trying to contact the agent, via email and phone, to receive reimbursement for rental car charges in the amount of $2,144.89. She finally called me back on August 18th and told me the check was in the mail. After a few weeks, I still had not received the reimbursement. I have been calling and emailing her since, without any response.
Reviewed Sept. 23, 2011
I did as I was instructed to by my claims representative Kynsee ** and when I questioned Mr. ** he was snide and rude and still did not or could not answer the question if my vehicle was considered a total loss why was I instructed to turn my car into the repair shop and why did it take 13 days for them to inform myself and or the body shop that the car was a total loss?
This whole situation has caused a financial and emotional burden on me and my family. I am still making payments on a vehicle I do not have access to. AAA is solely responsible for the repair bill as once again all I did was follow the instructions of my claims representative.
If my car is indeed a total loss, I feel that the irresponsibility and lack of communication and false information that was given to me justifies AAA being solely responsible for the repair bill. I would at a minimum have to pay $2081.00 that is if I do not want to have my car back which is not the case. In order for me to retain my vehicle I would have to pay $3131.00. This whole situation would never have occurred if Ms. ** had informed me or the repair shop that there might be an issue with totaling my vehicle. Instead, she sent me the e-mail about turning my car into the repair shop. I feel that AAA's intent was to have my car repaired and then force me to remit payment knowing that then they would have a vehicle in excellent condition. Any help with matter would be greatly appreciated.
Reviewed Sept. 23, 2011
The AAA Adjuster tried to say that my being hit by debris on the freeway was 4-5 different claims. They are total scammers. The Adjuster was rude and according to the person at the Auto Center, who spoke with her, said that she even asked him what he thought happened to the car! This is the last time I'll ever use AAA. I really thought they were reputable but this experience completely changed my mind. Buyers beware!
Reviewed Aug. 25, 2011
I was hit by another vehicle on May 6, 2011. The other driver was in the middle of the road and was not paying attention. She totaled my car, leaving me (a single woman with no family in that area) without a vehicle. I sustained internal bleeding, whiplash, and a concussion.
AAA was deliberately evasive and unhelpful from the beginning. The chiropractor's receptionist commented that she had never dealt with such an unethical insurance company before, based on the behavior she and I encountered from AAA. I got a settlement that paid off the car, but AAA has refused to pay for the medical bills, which they are supposed to pay for.
I work overseas as a teacher in an area that cannot easily get teachers--I am practically an NGO in terms of salary. I simply cannot afford the medical bills that have suddenly been heaped upon me (nor should I be expected to--I was not at fault!). I had full coverage with AAA for years but I will never go with them again after the way they've behaved.
Reviewed Aug. 19, 2011
Your agent erroneously did not remove a car that was transferred onto my daughters AAA account. I called to rectify the situation. I was transferred to a manager and remained on the line an additional 15 minutes and then I was cut off. It took me 40 minutes and two phone calls to finally get to a manager. I am really upset with your companies lax in taking care of its billing and even more upset with the customer service in discussing this policy.
Reviewed June 25, 2011
My vehicle, 2009 Toyota Camry, was hit by Jordan ** on the 10 Freeway Eastbound on May 19, 2011. The accident was reported to both insurers, MetLife and AAA, on May 26. Many weeks have passed, AAA, the insurer of the other party, is lacking sincerity to handle the accident, it's insured, and intends to try not to be responsible for the accident nor to compensate for the loss.
The vehicle was estimated by Longo Toyota on June 4, and the estimate was sent indirectly to AAA by my insurance agency. But AAA is trying to shirk its responsibility. I am complaining to you of AAA's attempt, and I reserve the right to take legal action for it. AAA must be responsible for the loss that it's insured has done and pay the compensation as soon as possible.
Reviewed May 27, 2011
I was rear ended in my pickup while sitting still at a light by an older gentleman in a Cadillac with full coverage by Auto Club. His Cadillac was totaled and he was 100% at fault according to the police report. My truck sustained rear damage and he pushed me into a Toyota so sustained front damage also. The estimates have come in between $4,500 to $8,500. The first Auto Club appraiser came in at $1,800, the second at $1900. I've since been experiencing headaches. But I not sure if it's because of the stress of dealing with these people or if it was due to the accident. What can I do to get my truck fixed right and what about these headaches?
Reviewed April 27, 2011
I haven't used AAA or received any mail from them in about 3 years. I got a bill in the mail for $55 (billed to my credit card). I called AAA and they said they could not refund my account after it’s been charged because "they don't do that". My account isn't even expired yet they said, but I am being billed for another year. I am paying $55 for something I never use nor did I even know I had.
Reviewed Feb. 11, 2011
I canceled our car insurance in March of 2009 and I was charged $54 for road service back in November 2009. I did not realize this until November 2010 when I received a notice from AAA, saying that they needed me to update my debit card information so they could renew the service! I have been trying since this time to be reimbursed and I have spoken with about 5 different people, none of whom have been able to actually pay me and close the case. The last person I have spoken with was CJ **, who was an insurance agent and not in billing. However, he has seemed to have been the most helpful. He told me in December, and then again in January, that I am supposed to get some sort of a "grace reimbursement", but I have yet to see it. At this point, he is not even returning my calls.
Reviewed Feb. 2, 2011
My 24-year-old son recently moved to Germany. I contacted my insurance agent to have him taken off my policy and thought I would save money by doing this. I was told under Massachusetts law there is a point system and the law prefers to have 2 drivers per household and I would be required to pay a "slight increase with my policy which came out to be about $64. I was stunned to learn I would have to pay more money on my policy.
Reviewed Oct. 29, 2010
My policy premium went up 70.83 on July 7th 2010 after my policy was in effect starting May 7,2010.Due to an amendment. When requesting my insurance I gave all information requested honestly that was asked, therefore I see no reason for increase.
Am wondering how many other insured people are given this line. Today 10/28/10, I called and asked why my policy was increased and was told by rep. Cameron that it was because I never sent proof that I was a home owner. Well, I replied that request was never made and was told if I fax it in, I will get a refund of the extra premium. And my policy will be adjusted back to the old rate. Is this for real?
Reviewed Oct. 29, 2010
AAA Insurance Company has engaged in fraudulent activity by having my credit card charged for $162.42 without reason or merit. They did not call me about this matter. They simply charged my credit card, hoping I wouldn't notice or care.
Reviewed April 27, 2010
I would like some body else look over my claim # PA0001004806. I was humiliated by their offer of $500. They are not a doctor to say that I wasn't injured. I have proof of two doctors saying that I was. Please expedite full payment of my medical bills, plus $2,000 moral and mental damages.
Reviewed Aug. 9, 2009
My name is Linda and I live in Warren, MI. I have worked at the same hospital for nine years. I am a single parent and good role model for my daughter. As an AAA of MI customer for ten years, I have a good driving record with no tickets nor accidents. I have been driving for 35 years. I have never filled a claim with AAA or any other insurance company. I really believed in insurance companies until June 2009, when my 2007 mini van was stolen. I called the police who came out and made a report along with calling AAA, giving them all the information they needed. The van was found 13 days later abandoned on a freeway ramp. The van was towed to a Detroit location and then to an AAA lot in Belleville, MI.
AAA called me to meet with someone from their company regarding the claim. I went to the office and spoke with him and answered his question honestly, but some of the questions did not seem to have anything to do with my stolen car claim. He asked me where I wanted the van repaired at and we decided the dealership was the best choice. I left the office and two days later, I received a depressing voicemail from AAA that the claim had been denied. They said I would receive a letter in a couple of days that would explain everything. I finally received a letter about 2 weeks later and it did not explain anything, just the same things they told me on the phone, which was that the claim was denied and I had 5 days to pick up the van from the Belleville location.
AAA's reasoning was that the car had not been stolen since no windows were broken and nothing was taken out. I have been devastated from that day on. I believed that by paying for insurance, I would be covered should anything happened. But I was wrong! I have tried to talk to AAA regarding the reasons why and they really do not want to talk to me, but they did say I could sue them. They have my ten years of premiums and have nothing else to say to me. But by them denying the claim and saying that the vehicle was not stolen, they have basically called me a liar!
I need assistance to prove my innocence against this giant corporation. I did not lie or have my vehicle stolen just to file a false claim. I have contacted and spoken with the Michigan Attorney General's office along with Debbie Stabenow's office (state representative) and the Michigan Insurance Commissioners office. I have also sent them digital pictures of the vehicle inside and out. The interior of the van was very strange, the seats were folded and in the stored position with black flaky residue covering the interior. In addition, the steering column was trashed and the ignition switch was removed leaving the vehicle disabled. There was also some exterior body damage.
Just to get to work, I am in a rental car costing me $28.95 per day because AAA will not cover this cost. Plus, I am told I have to pay the damages to my car so that it can go back to the dealer as the lease is up. As a single parent, I cannot afford to pay for these repairs and rental car. In my opinion, AAA has at least $26,000.00 of premium money and they are not willing to cover a legitimate claim, but they prefer to insinuate that I lied and made up this nightmare, inflicted this upon myself.
Is this the way a corporation should treat their customer? In these tough times, I know all companies are trying to save money, but why are they hurting the people that have faith in them and are honest? If I was a liar, why would I call all this attention to myself by asking my state representatives, attorney general's office and your origination to look into this matter? Please help me!
Reviewed Aug. 9, 2009
On 3/01/2009, a man driving a truck with AAA insurance ran a stop sign and wrecked into my truck. He was so drunk he couldn't stand up. So, the police took him to jail and the tow truck took my truck because it wasn't drivable. On 3/02/2009, I went to R & W tow and paid them for the tow. They also put on the spare tire which cost me $165.00. AAA then came and looked at it. They said "that was totaled." So Miranda called me and told me that my truck (that I had given $11,875 in 2007) was only worth $5,500 because of the gas prices. I told her that I had about $16,000 in this truck and why should I be at a lose because of this wreck, in which I didn't do anything wrong?
She said to find a truck within 100 miles of my home to set the market value. I told her that i was looking at the only one in my area (that was a twin to my truck on eBay) which was 150 miles away. It was running on sale - $1,000 off at $8,900. She said to send her a copy, and the paperwork on the transmission rebuild ($1,746.12), the new tires ($583.58), the tow bill ($165.00), new speakers ($180.00), together with the name and model number of the two child car seats that were belted in when the car got wrecked. The police officer told us that by Missouri law, they need to be replaced.
I also sent a copy of the bill of sale where I paid $11,875.00 in 2007. I sent this by fax at **. I called after a week to see what they were going to do and I could only get voicemail. About a month later, I was able to talk to her, only to be told that she didn't get my fax and that I would need to resend, which I did. I called and left voicemails again. Two or three weeks go by again and I got a call from a woman who went over the options on my truck and advised me that the $5,500.00 was way out of line with what my truck was worth. She told me that the only thing they would cover was the tow bill and the $5,500.00 on the truck. She said that they aren't responsible for any repair done on the transmission, the new speakers, the new tires, or the car seats.
Why would I take less then what I can replace it for and have a used transmission, used tires and then let them take my truck on a total, in which I have paid out over half the $5,500 on this truck within the last 6 months? So, she was going to go back and look at it and call me the next day to see what she could do for me. I told her I worked nights and went to bed at 10:00 am and to call before 10:00 am. She said she would call before I went to bed.
Anyway, she didn't call, and about week later, someone from AAA calls me in the middle of the afternoon and left a voice mail that they would send me my check for $5,800.00 when I send them my title. I have left voice mails and there was no call back. This wreck has cost me 2 days of work - 1 to get it out of the tow lot, the second was to haul my truck out to know if it can be fixed, which cost me $400.00 a day. It also cost me $50.00 a month to keep insurance on this truck when it isn't drivable.
It is pretty bad when I had a loan for $3,060.04 and I have paid the loan off. I have spent more on my truck in the last year than what they are trying to give me if they call me back. So, I have the rest of the year off and I am taking a big lose anyway. I am having a buddy make a CD to run on YouTube about the AAA ordeal. Maybe it will open some eye about how AAA is screwing the people that can't afford to say no to AAA and got to take their piss poor offers. I am blogging for the rest of this year to see what I do for my case and all the people that can't afford stand up. My case number is **.
Reviewed June 17, 2009
Car broke down in Englewood Cliffs and was towed to White Plains. Front bumper was torn from car during the tow. AAA first accused me of doing the damage myself then lied and said car was inspected by me and tow truck driver which it was not. Car was towed to an AAA garage, who found the damage and quoted a repair. Then AAA asked me to settle for $150 for a $900 repair job.
Reviewed March 12, 2009
My car was scratched in the parking lot of a shopping center while I was in the store and did not see it when it happened. After I filed the claim with AAA, my claim was assigned to a claim representative who asked me if I had filed a police report. I told him that I did not because this was a scratch not hit. Then I was told that I should have reported because it's a hit and run. From my experience, the police only arrive if someone involved is injured or if it's an auto theft case. Then I was asked why I would not be interested in finding out who did this to my car.
Does anyone think that the police is going to investigate who scratches whose car? The representative really made me feel like I was at fault. I think they were trying to be difficult so that I will not go forth with the repair. I have been a AAA customer for twenty-two years and cannot believe that I was insulted for such a small claim. However, all my previous experience with other customer/claim representatives were very pleasant. Unfortunately, the auto claim manager at the Valencia office would not reassign my claim to another claim office. What a horrible experience.
Reviewed Oct. 29, 2008
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Reviewed Oct. 3, 2008
After purchasing an AAA extended warranty (expensive--for a Jaguar with all-wheel drive) I was promised peace of mind because "we pay all parts and labor . . . with no out of pocket expenses to you after a $100 deductible" (quotes are from the AAA phone line that I've been listening to while I wait), I expected the usual AAA quality service.
I have made five (relatively small) requests for compensation, each one via a mechanic who felt I deserved that compensation. I find it difficult to judge (and argue vs. the rationalizations used to deny claims) because I don't understand engines, but my mechanics are confused too. One of the claims was paid in part, another fully. But the other three were denied. One was for an air-bag sensor; it seemed especially strange that AAA would not support repairs for safety equipment. Two others were for what the mechanics called O2 sensors, of which there are four on the Jaguar X-type. Arbitrarily, only two are defined as O2 sensors by AAA. I won't go into all the technicalities, but it seems that this extended warranty is sold but not really backed up by AAA, and I worry that really serious repairs will also be denied on some pretext. The AAA advertising about pay[ing] all parts and labor? seems to me to border on fraud...
Reviewed Aug. 3, 2008
They refuse to return our calls, communicate with us by letter or acknowledge that they are denying a claim for a bogus reason. They did not even sign the rejection letter, and there is no facility for appeal anywhere.We incurred 589.00 in expenses waiting for our car to be fixed. We specifically bought the AAA in case we would have some sort of problem with the car on this cross country journey and when it happened they did not do what they promised, causing economic problems for us.
Reviewed April 1, 2008
The car stolen was a Jeep Liberty 2004 with approx. 40,000 miles on it. I still owe over $8,000 for the car to the lender.
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