Had an Auto Accident in Cincinnati (or elsewhere)?

You're About To Learn the SECRETS Your Auto Insurance Company Would Rather You NOT Know!

Dear Reader,

If you've been involved in an auto accident, you could be in for DOUBLE TROUBLE if you follow the advice of your insurance agent!

Why? It has to do with something called a "Direct Repair Program" - an agreement between your car insurance company and local auto body shops.

When you make a call to your insurance agent, he more likely than not will be recommending you take you car to a local collision shop within his company's direct repair program.

But doing so is NOT likely to be in your best interest, and it's CRITICAL that you know the reason why!

DON'T be misled! Arm yourself with the facts before you make a mistake that could cost you big bucks, and maybe even your life!

You'll find out:

What your insurance agent is likely to tell you - and why you shouldn't believe it
Why the body shop of his choice may not fix your car properly - and what to do about it
Why listening to your agent could jeopardize your family's safety

... and lots more.

Having a car accident is bad enough! Don't compound you misery by letting your insurance company take advantage of you.

You can get all the details right now by downloading the "Insurance Dirty Tricks". Just fill out the short, easy form on the right to get started.

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SHOCKING SECRET #1: The repair shop your insurance agent recommends, is recommend for his COMPANY'S benefit - NOT yours!

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SHOCKING SECRET #2: If you take your car to your insurance company's "Preferred" shop, it may be UNSAFE TO DRIVE after "Repairs"

SHOCKING SECRET #3: Insurance companies routinely sacrifice your and your family's safety - for the sake of company PROFITS!!!

Unfortunately most drivers are, at some time in their lives, involved in an auto accident. Should this happen to you, you'll of course be contacting your insurance agent.

When you do, you'll almost certainly be directed to an auto repair shop that he recommends. And although you may appreciate the recommendation, following it may not be such a good idea! You may (and probably will) do much better to do some research and find a good repair shop on your own.

But if you tell your agent that you want to take your car to a different body shop, you're likely to hear something like this:

"We wouldn't guarantee the repair if you go to that shop"
"You'll have to pay a lot more if you go there"

.... or something comparable.

But these kinds of statements are misleading at best, and at worst outright falsehoods! Why would he want to discourage you from picking your own repair shop?

The answer has nothing to do with providing you convenience ... but to save the company money, and as much as possible! And that's accomplished by reducing the amount they have to fork over in insurance claims.

So the "preferred" shop your representative is directing you to is certainly "preferred" ... by the insurance company because it will save them money, but it might not work in your best interest.

Why?

Because the shop has signed a contract to pre-negotiate your repairs by giving the insurance company discounts, by way of utilizing "aftermarket" auto parts. The result could well be using substandard parts, and possibly not doing all that is necessary to effectively fix your car.

So when repairs are completed, your vehicle may not be roadworthy ... or even safe to drive!

There are added reasons why selecting a bad repair shop can result in unsafe fixes. There's a procedure known as "Clipping", and that means cutting off an entire half of your car (either the front or rear half) and affixing the other (undamaged) half of a car that has been wrecked.

This method can compromises the structural integrity of your car, and although this can be unsafe, it's nevertheless a frequent occurrence.

Be ready to protect yourself and your family - get your copy of "Insurance Dirty Tricks" NOW!