Danger Dave
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Agree, he would get paid either way.Sounds like he was hooking people up (see what I did there). I follow this channel and enjoy his content, hopefully he gets it resolved easily.
Right. Have a buddy who is an Insurance Fraud Investigator. Believe Me - I am 100% sure that the insurance companies fraud investigators watched his YouTube Channel to see which vehicle was actually towed. Play Stupid Games - Win Stupid Prizes !!!if your gonna do shady deals, you sure as fuck dont put it on youtube..
Matt wife comes across really sharp on the admin end of the business. She seldom on site,everyday office.
No doubt nothing gets past her. Invoice or expenses.
Is Liz their daughter?
Lizzy is either a niece or a cousin I believe. Big mormon family so he's probably related to 1/2 the people in Hurricane.
You can, you just can’t get caught.Just because insurance companies cheat you doesn't mean you can cheat them back.
AAA Club Service franchise is essential to a towing business and he'll loose that.
He has a fleet of trucks that work the I15. You don't see that side of the business.
If I recall correctly, Lizzie is the daughter of Matt’s since-high school best friend. Lizzie’s dad took over the roofing business Matt started but ended up not liking running that business, and later started the towing company.Matt wife comes across really sharp on the admin end of the business. She seldom on site,everyday office.
No doubt nothing gets past her. Invoice or expenses.
Is Liz their daughter?
I worked for a AAA contract station before I started my gubment career.
Basically an independent tow company on contract to AAA.
We had to abide by their protocols. Biggest was responding to service calls within 30 minutes.
Yea, 3A contract was a big cash cow but not necessarily a game breaker.
It is a great show. Entertaining without the modern bullshit. Pretty sure he'll be fine, and honestly if this guy starts a gofund me for a legal defense I'd bet it would hit big numbers in a very short time.
Who hasn’t used AAA to tow vehicles that aren’t covered? Pretty much everyone abuses their service.
The problem is we don’t post it on YouTube for someone to cross reference records against and prove everything was fake.
It’ll be interesting to see how losing AAA will impact his business. Like most said, the off-road side is a very small part. The freeway side and his fleet of trucks is what keeps the lights on. Sell the business to someone else in the family, rejoin AAA and rebrand the trucks. Keep off-road towing as-is. Done.
Who hasn’t used AAA to tow vehicles that aren’t covered? Pretty much everyone abuses their service.
The problem is we don’t post it on YouTube for someone to cross reference records against and prove everything was fake.
It’ll be interesting to see how losing AAA will impact his business. Like most said, the off-road side is a very small part. The freeway side and his fleet of trucks is what keeps the lights on. Sell the business to someone else in the family, rejoin AAA and rebrand the trucks. Keep off-road towing as-is. Done.
While I agree, if there ever was a type of outfit to be fair game for a good fucking, it's insurance companies. They deserve it often and without lube.Well that is disappointing that you think that's acceptable and you know or think others agree.
Theft is theft, the line isn't gray or dotted or vague, you're either a thief or you're not.
I suppose the same could be said about the various levels of Govt. But most of us take exception to those committing welfare fraud, because we're all paying for it.While I agree, if there ever was a type of outfit to be fair game for a good fucking, it's insurance companies. They deserve it often and without lube.
I'm guessing this type of thing happens on a regular basis, but this time the tow owner is famous.All of this for $15k of fraud
Every client should be on the hook as well. They had to approve the towing claim before it could be submitted.Reading the article it's rather clear he was doing all the clients a favor and just asked for compensation in a different/creative way.
While I agree, if there ever was a type of outfit to be fair game for a good fucking, it's insurance companies. They deserve it often and without lube.
I haven't and in today's AAA I couldn't imagine being able to do so. Heck, I have a hard time getting them to tow what I have on the policy.Who hasn’t used AAA to tow vehicles that aren’t covered? Pretty much everyone abuses their service.
The problem is we don’t post it on YouTube for someone to cross reference records against and prove everything was fake.
It’ll be interesting to see how losing AAA will impact his business. Like most said, the off-road side is a very small part. The freeway side and his fleet of trucks is what keeps the lights on. Sell the business to someone else in the family, rejoin AAA and rebrand the trucks. Keep off-road towing as-is. Done.
I had a buddy break an upper ball joint on his Ranger one night and he called his AAA. The company that showed said they wouldn't tow it cause it had fiberglass fenders and bigger tires on it (no suspension modifications at that time) and they were telling us the AAA policy is to not tow any modified vehicles.I haven't and in today's AAA I couldn't imagine being able to do so. Heck, I have a hard time getting them to tow what I have on the policy.