USAA and CCC Valuescope Report Vehicles Used to Devalue Insured Motorists Automobiles in Total Losses

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I am extremely concerned about the way my insurer USAA and their hired gun CCC Valuescope compute, calculate, and arrive at what they deem “actual cash value” for vehicles in the event of a total loss.

As I mentioned to the Department of Insurance Regulation, the DMV in Florida requires insurers to pay the replacement value of a like kind and quality vehicle to owners involved in total loss settlements with insurance companies. USAA however is only agreeing to pay me the “actual cash value.”

Most importantly, the manner by which USAA computes, calculates, and arrives at the “actual cash value” seems very deceptive, misleading, and fraudulent when one looks carefully at the CCC Valuescope Report upon which they base their valuations and calculations.

To be specific, note below the problematic histories of VIN numbers of vehicles on my CCC Valuescope report (39813905) provided to me by my insurer USAA. These of course are the vehicles CCC Valuescope and USAA used as comparable vehicles to my 1997 Honda Accord, Special Edition.

It is also worth noting that my 1997 Honda Accord SE never left the State of Florida, whereas these “comparable” vehicles submitted by USAA and CCC Valuescope have been out of Florida and across the country. My car has never been auctioned, nor has it had liens, neither required emission and safety inspections, nor been in accidents as reported in these subject vehicles. Therefore my insurer should not use these subject cars below as they are not a fair and honest value comparison to my own vehicle.

I urge every insured motorist to assess treble damages for this blatant attempt on the part of insurance companies to deceive we the insured fiduciaries and devalue our vehicles before paying out monies rightfully due us the insured.

1997 Honda Accord LX – 1HGCD563XVA120309

– Liens 4/10/1997, 7/25/2000, 11/1/2006

– Emission Inspections 7/23/1997, 6/24/1998, 7/21/1999

– Left Side Impact with another Vehicle 4/18/2000

– Rebuilt 7/25/2000, 12/01/2000, 1/6/2003, 4/6/2004, 1/25/2005, 12/23/2005, 11/1/2006, 8/17/2007

– Auction 4/7/2006

 

1998 Honda Accord LX – 1HGCG2244WA011995

– Liens 5/28/2002, 11/15/2002, 4/12/2005, 6/24/2008

– Accident 5/5/2005

– Duplicate Titles 11/15/2002, 4/7/2008

– Corrected Title 5/28/2002

– Auction 4/16/2002, 4/18/2008

– Theft Deterrent Equipped 7/29/2000, 3/23/2001

– Massachusetts and Florida owners

 

1997 Honda Accord LX – 1HGCD5633VA060776

– Liens 3/21/2000, 7/23/2002, 7/23/2002 DUPLICATE TITLE, 8/11/2005

– Auto Auction 12/28/1999, 1/12/2000

– Auto Auction / FLEET 12/10/1996

– Leased Vehicle 7/24/1997, 8/17/1998

– Front Impact Collision 9/4/2004

 

1998 Honda Accord LX – 1HGCG5642WA216534

– Leased 8/6/1998, 8/11/1998, 7/28/1999

– Auto Auction 1/17/2002 (FLEET / LEASE), 7/27/2006, 7/28/2006, 9/8/2006, 9/29/2006

– Liens 2/7/2002, 3/28/2008

 

1998 Honda Accord, LX – VIN 1HGCG5645WA252007

– Leased 9/10/1998, 7/22/1999

– Auto Auction 5/7/2001, 5/9/2001, 7/17/2001, 8/6/2001, 8/10/2001, 8/28/2001

 

1997 Honda Accord Special Edition – VIN 1HGCD5606VA113282

– Leased 2/24/1997

– Failed Safety Inspection 8/15/2001

– Liens 2/11/2000, 4/13/1999

– Ohio, Tennessee, New York, and Florida owners

 

1998 Honda Accord LX – 1HGCG5643WA252409

– Leased 9/18/1998, 9/22/1998, 11/23/1999

– Liens 9/18/1998, 9/22/1998, 11/20/2002, 12/5/2002

– Not Good Chain of Title, Poor Car History

 

1997 Honda Accord LX – 1HGCD5631VA052028

– Accident 12/11/2006

– Lien 1/2/1997

 

1998 Honda Accord LX – 1HGCG3249WA000044

– Leased 7/24/1998, 7/28/1998

– Lien 5/9/2003

– Auto Auction 6/20/2006, 6/21/2006

 

1997 Honda Accord LX – 1HGCD5634VA083693

– Leased 3/23/1997, 12/3/1997, 1/27/1998, 1/29/1998, 9/8/1998

– Auto Auction 3/30/2000. 4/3/2000, 5/4/2000, 6/8/2000

– Liens 3/23/1997, 12/3/1997, 7/6/2000

– Emission Inspections 12/11/1997, 6/9/2000

– California and Florida owners

 

1997 Honda Accord LX – 1HGCD7239VA012071

– Liens 11/10/1997, 11/13/1997

– Emission Inspection 7/1/1998, 7/8/1999

– Duplicate Title 4/3/2008

 

1997 Honda Accord LX – 1HGCD5632VA124418

– Liens 4/30/1999, 1/17/2002, 8/4/2003

 

1998 Honda Accord LX – 1HGCG5644WA225137

– Leased 8/21/1998, 8/25/1998

– Liens 8/25/1998, 11/27/2000, 6/29/2006

– Auto Auction 6/25/2008, 8/01/2008

 

1998 Honda Accord – 1HGCG5645WA258566

– Liens 9/15/1998, 1/10/2006

 

1998 Honda Accord LX – 1HGCG554WA057792

– Liens 1/09/1998, 6/3/2002 CORRECTED TITLE, 6/12/2002 CORRECTED TITLE, 8/8/2003

– Arizona, Indiana, Pennsylvania, and Florida owners

 

1997 Honda Accord LX – 1HGCD5636VA050128

– Liens 1/19/1999

– Many Owners, Numerous Change of Hands

 

1997 Honda Accord LX – 1HGCD5636VA249387

– Lien 10/08/1997

– Front Impact Collision 3/12/1999

– Emission Test 8/27/1999, 9/13/2001

– Georgia and Florida owners

 

1997 Honda Accord LX – JHMCD5630VC008863

– Liens 8/27/1997, 3/1/2001

– Auto Auction 6/18/2008

– Pennsylvania and Florida owners

 

1997 Honda Accord SE – 1HGCD7203VA029681

– Liens 6/9/1999, 1/27/2003, 5/22/2008

– Leased 6/13/1997

– Auto Auctions 9/16/2002, 10/21/2002

– Auto Auction / FLEET 10/22/2002

– New Jersey and Florida owners

 

1998 Honda Accord LX / LXA – 1HGCG5647WA123704

– Lien 4/26/2005

 

1998 Honda Accord LX / LXA – 1HGCG5642WA087405

– Lien 1/27/1998

– Auto Auction 6/5/2008

 

1998 Honda Accord LX – 1HGCG3245WA011459

– Liens 7/13/1998, 10/1/1998, 10/28/1999

– Auto Auction 4/22/2002, 11/26/2007

– Emission Inspections 5/5/1999, 10/8/1999, 3/24/2000

 

1997 Honda Accord LX – 1HGCD5539VA103132

– Leased 2/21/1997, 2/09/1999

– Liens 8/10/1999, 8/5/2003, 9/12/2005

– Auto Auctions 4/28/1999, 5/15/2008, 5/16/2008

– Pennsylvania, New York, and Florida owners

 

1998 Honda Accord LX / LXA – 1HGCG5646WA222921

– Liens 7/30/1998, 7/18/2008

– Auto Auctions 4/22/2008, 4/23/2008

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1997 Honda Accord LX – 1HGCD723XVA016064

– Title #:AQ0019351 Seekonk, MA

– Title #:0090214360 St. Petersburg and Tampa, FL

– Title Issues 4/4/1997, 5/13/1999, 5/1/2001, 4/18/2003, 3/31/2004, 5/13/2008, 7/8/2008

Duplicate Title

– Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Florida owners

 

1997 Honda Accord SE – 1HGCD5607VA104378

– Leased 7/23/1997, 2/11/1998, 4/29/1999, 5/3/1999

– Liens 7/23/1997, 5/3/1999, 2/19/2004, 5/19/2005

– Auto Auctions 6/4/2001, 6/5/2001, 2/8/2005

– Duplicate Title 1/28/2005

– Maryland and Florida owners

 

1997 Honda Accord LX – 1HGCE1825VA006521

– Liens 12/24/1997, 8/14/2000, 5/30/2008

– Emission Inspection 5/19/2000

 

1998 Honda Accord LX / LXA – 1HGCG5646WA118820

– Leased 3/18/1998, 3/20/1998, 11/25/1998, 12/14/1999

– Liens 3/20/1998, 1/30/2002, 3/22/2002

 

1997 Honda Accord LX – 1HGCE1828VA005041

– Emission Inspections 3/2/1999, 3/3/1998, 2/25/2000

– Green Car noted 3/31/2008 – perhaps color change during repairs

– Duplicate Title 4/11/2008

– Auto Auction 4/10/2008

 

1997 Honda Accord SE – 1HGCD5604VA237860

– Leased 9/03/1997, 5/14/1998, 6/16/1999, 6/1/2000

– FLEET 9/03/2007

– Accident 6/2/2008

– Liens 9/3/1997, 8/29/2000, 6/2/2008

 

1998 Honda Accord LX / LXA – 1HGCG5647WA042945

– Leased 12/2/1997, 12/4/1997, 10/15/1998, 10/19/1998

– Accident 5/10/2008

– Auto Auction 8/20/1998

– Emission Inspection 3/24/2000

 

1997 Honda Accord LX – 1HGCD5633VA242431

– Lien 5/9/2002

– Theft Deterrent Equipped 9/5/1998

– New York and Florida owners

 

1997 Honda Accord LX – 1HGCD5630VA215140

– Liens 9/24/1997, 9/26/1997, 8/17/2001, 6/13/2008

– Front Impact Collision with another Vehicle 5/28/2002

– Emission Inspection 3/30/2000

 

1998 Honda Accord LX / LXA – 1HGCG5647WA228436

– Liens 9/16/1998, 5/21/2008

– Duplicate Title 5/7/2008

 

I am deeply concerned and disappointed in my insurance company’s failure to uphold their moral and legal obligations contractual requiring the utmost duty of care to me the fiduciary.

www.PaulFDavis.com – consumer advocate, author, and worldwide motivational speaker

RevivingNations@yahoo.com

 

 

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USAA – When an Insurer Withholds Information on Auto and Salvage Values

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August 4, 2008

 

USAA,

 

Your phone call was received, but no previously mentioned questions were addressed, nor answered in your voice message. Please kindly respond in writing as my schedule is very chaotic as I attend to my physical injuries and visit various medical professionals throughout the day.

 

Since you are so confident concerning your salvage facility’s valuations, please kindly provide the name of said facility, along with the full report as to how they calculated the salvage value to my car.

 

As to your comment to reimburse up to $400.42 in sales tax, I need something more definitive and solid.  The language “up to” is very vague, intentionally ambiguous, and unreliable.

 

Since you “value my business and serving all my financial needs”, as you commonly state when concluding all correspondence to me, please kindly show such due diligence to me your fiduciary to whom you are legally and morally obligated. You may begin by providing me:

 

1.An exact amount in sales tax and fees for the replacement car.

 

2.The salvage facility’s name and full report as to how they calculated and arrived at their valuation.

 

3.The language in my USAA policy and the Florida statutes that you are claiming necessitates me forfeiting my car’s title to you.

 

Please show good faith by answering the above in full.  Your neglect in doing so thus far is prolonging the replacement of my insured vehicle (which my entire family relies upon) and perpetuating our pain, while intensely stressing out and burdening my entire family that trusted you our insurer to provide us a replacement car as promised in your policy.

 

Paul F Davis

 

ps. Please do not wait for a phone call to answer the above questions and concerns in writing.

 

 

 

Mon Aug 04 11:02:20 CDT 2008

 

August 4, 2008

 

Dear USAA,

 

Please kindly reimburse us for our next two weeks of rental cars under the uninsured motorist policy, while we wait for your reply to the Department of Insurance Regulation.

 

Your decision to withhold necessary information previously and repeatedly requested is intentionally delaying the process and prompt replacement of our vehicle.

 

I had to say good night and comfort a crying and weeping wife, distressed and demoralized by the fact that her father when visiting us in July spent his last $300 to attend to our car to ensure his daughter had a safe and operational vehicle. Now after being hit by a drunk driver the same day all repairs were finalized, we are being mistreated by USAA our insurer who is failing to exercise the utmost good faith, entirely disregarding our interests, and violating we the fiduciary.

 

Paul F Davis

 

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