We’ve previously discussed various types of auto glass fraud, but there are even more types of fraud out there than we were able to cover. We previously noted how sometimes con-artists will approach unsuspecting people in parking lots and try to bilk them out of money by lying to them about issues with their windshield, safety laws, and insurance policies (among other things). We also noted that body shops are often deceptive, too, and try to trick people into replacing their entire windshield when they don’t need to. Unfortunately, that’s not where fraud at body shops ends. Here is a list of red flags to watch out for before fixing your auto glass.
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