Nationwide Insurance
Nationwide and CCC Valuescope conspire to develop and pay against fraudulantly low valuations

My legally parked, unoccupied car was destroyed by a drunk driver covered by Nationwide Insurance. Nationwide concluded that the car is a total loss. I had just purchased the car (a rare, pristine 1994 Audi S4 Quatro) only few weeks earlier at a cost of approximately $9,500. Nationwide first offered $5,200. After I complained they gave their "final offer" of $6,700. I provided full documentation of the car's condition, options, upgrades with receipts. I provided current advertisements for comparable cars showing sale prices of $9,000 - $11,000 nationwide.

Nationwide's "Auto Settlements Unit" has ignored everything I sent / and / claimed that I "only submitted advertisements for high end cars." What I sent were examples of other "high end" cars because mine was a high end car.

I thought that the people I was dealing with just didn't understand, so I went to great lengths to explain.

Company: Nationwide Insurance
Country: USA
State: Ohio
City: Columbus
Site: natinowide.com

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