I work in a law firm and the amount of fake claims and injuries are CRAZYYYYY Reading the reports and reviewing pictures are always hilarious (when they’re not injured at all) 😂
@@Tw0Dots I don’t live in America or Russia, I don’t need to use a dash cam in my car to avoid insurance scams. I pay something like 5-6 dollars for liability insurance that covers my ass for over 250k in damages. If someone wanna throw themselves in front of my car, idgaf insurance company will deal with it and you know how insurance companies love to give out free money, right? 😂 I have seen stuff like this before but mainly with cars. Which makes more sense since you have the car’s body to protect. Even with that, it can lead to permanent damage. But throwing yourself against a moving vehicle? Gotta be incredibly desperate, intoxicated or stupid to go for it.
I can't get over how people don't know about this. It's probably a Multi Billion dollar business. The Trucking Industry is scammed every hour. Maybe even every minute now.
I’ll say this. I had a friend in elementary school. I wasn’t allowed to go to his house all my childhood and he wasn’t never allowed at mine. It was activity told to me “HE WILL NEVER COME ON OUR PROPERTY OKAY?” I didn’t know why for a decade. I found out. His parents basically made a living suing peoples parents. They would have a kid come over and he’d break something they sue his parents. You let him come over he was taught to get hurt or break a bone so his parent could sue. It was widely know that’s why they moved towns. My parents just never wanted to tell me cuz I guess they felt bad for the child
Damn bro that's rough. That kid must've grown up lonely or being hated. I hope he's in a place where people respect him and don't hate him because of his parents.
@@Bruh-oy7wh i mean, what if he didnt want to participate in the scam and not break anything or try to get hurt in purpose? his parents would probably beat his ass so
My grandfather was working construction abroad years ago and while they were on their way to the site they hit a old lady killing her. Later they found out that the woman had been dead for about a week or 2 and her family had thrown her corpse in front of the truck to try and get some money from the company.
What really gets me is that there are people out there with genuine injuries, and those people might have a harder time getting on the phone with their insurance companies because of these frauds.
And trouble even getting the insurance in the first place. They have to prove XYZ when they are like very clearly injured. It’s the same thing with what obese people do to the healthcare system. It’s such a preventable thing and it’s taking away from real sick people, Terminally ill people that are going to die.
The really money in insurance fraud comes from suing trucking companies, not regular drivers. There's a lawyer in Texas named Jim Adler and he's made a decades long career out of it. Trucking companies have to carry a large amount of insurance specifically for this reason, and from what my dad told me after 20+ years in the industry is that most of the time they'll just settle the case instead of fighting it in court, because of how much money it can cost and what they stand to lose. People usually just take $10k - $30k and call it a day.
It’s also because if a case like that goes to jury trial the big company will almost always lose because of inherent jury bias to side with the little guy
@@anthonytrejo3873 yeah he always has a sledgehammer in his commercials, or maybe I’m thinking of another Texas truck attorney there are so many of them
Got into a hit and run accident with my mom last year. We were crossing an intersection and someone who should've stopped didn't. We were able to get the footage from the nearby gas station so we could get the guy's plates and file a claim and and all that fun stuff. Insurance will absolutely get the footage should it be needed
I've been watching the idiots in cars videos and those have really made me want to get a dash cam just in case, but after finding out about these scams, now I REALLY want to get a dash cam for protection.
I have friends who have tried to jump in front of cars and shit. They don't go through with anything legal. You basically have to convince the person to give you money, and you say you won't tell their insurance. People often pay the cash because they don't want to have the crash on their insurance record. It seems super unlikely, but it does happen. Depends where your from I guess.
I remember my mom was driving me to work, and we met an insurance scammer. The guy was on a bicycle going down the middle of the road, towards us, and it was midnight. My mom didn’t see him, but luckily I did, and told her to hit the breaks. There was an awkward 5 seconds were he just sat there staring at us before he went around us. It’s crazy the lengths people will go to essentially inconvenience someone who was just minding their own business.
I was on jury for a car accident lawsuit and it was a guy backing out of a spot while a guy was driving by (in a drive thru). The man tried to claim the accident (driving by) caused an injury to worsen but with all the evidence we figured it didn't do shit and the judge told us after the trial that he's been suing everyone for everything. They were asking for 150k and extra payments for the next 5 years. (Long story short, it was wild for two days of trial)
I was riding home on my moped a few years back and a drunk driver t-boned me. I woke up two days later in the hospital with seven broken bones in my left hand and arm, extreme swelling on my left side from internal bleeding and some brain damage and memory loss. They kept me two additional days to keep an eye on the internal bleeding that thankfully stopped on its own and they'd patched up my arm and hand with plates and screws while i was still unconscious so they were also tending to my stitches. I received a bill of $78,000 before they discharged me. They charge per 10th ounce of neosporin, for every Q-tip, bandaid, cotton swab on top of all the procedure necessary to keep me from dying that night. Of course the medication and physical therapy I had to do for nearly six months after racked up tens of thousands more in medical debt all this while I was not allowed to work until the doctor cleared me. Now here's how the money works, for starters, you better hope the dope who almost ended your life has good insurance. The drunken fool who hit me had liability, state minimum. Hes only a few years older than me, I believe he was 24 or 25 at the time. This guy owned nothing, there were no assets simply the Missouri state minimum which is $50k. Sounds good, Right? No. You'll need a lawyer to get anywhere, thankfully mine didn't charge upfront and would accept payment to be deducted out of the settlement, that's one third gone. Then, during the months while you wait on the legal system the hospital or any medical professional you see for the related injuries have the opportunity to put a "lean" on your settlement, they get half of your settlement and have to take that as 'paid in full'. That's another third gone. And at last, six months later when I'm sleeping on friends couches and giving them childcare so I can have any small semblance of income they finally call with your settlement and after taxes are considered, you're handed roughly 14 grand. But wait, it doesn't end there. Turns out only the pharmacy and physical therapy office had reached out for that lean and had to split it amongst themselves, the original hospital bill of 78k is still my responsibility. So all in all if I ever hope to pay that medical debt, it's about $64,000 loss. I'd assume doing it for sport has to simply be out of passion, they're not gaining financially from this. Not in the grand scheme of things.
I believe there was a case that a whole family commonly went for insurance scams against trucks, and their entire family died in a car crash attempting one on a truck.
I used to work as a security director. We would provide security footage as long as you contacted the building management. Normally the footage would be picked up by an officer. We didn't give out footage to individuals unless there was a very good reason
As far as cameras for your vehicle, just worry about a front camera. If someone rear ends you, they almost always lose, it protects you if someone slams on their breaks and if someone hits your rear, they'll either have a camera proving their own wrongdoing, but it's generally assumed the one causing the accident is the person hitting the rear.
One of those sudden brakers tried to pull that shit on me when I was coming home from work a few years ago. I've also seen someone reverse into the car behind them while at a red light.
I wish people who drove recklessly even once had a time out from using a car again, they need to sit in a booster seat like a toddler in the back till they learn how to drive and be empathetic towards others. You’re risking your life and others anytime you do something like that in a large vehicle, and it’s all for money or insurance… it’s infuriating that the system will basically push people to be an asshole
I’m not saying this is what happened in your case but I was in a low speed accident (we were side swiped) and I was looking to my right when it happened. I felt totally good immediately after. I had no pain at all anywhere but then two days later I woke up and I couldn’t look straight forward. I was stuck looking right. It was the worst pain I’ve ever felt. I don’t know if this is true but the dr said it was from the accident and the way he explained it is something shifted during the accident causing swelling, over the two days it worsened and it pinched a nerve in my neck/back. So muscle relaxers, Percocet, stretching, and physical therapy fixed me up although I occasionally like once every few years get a muscle spasm in my back where I was initially injured and I again can’t look forward (not nearly as painful ibuprofen, ice and rest work fine) most days though I just have general mild pain in the area and numbness and tingling down my arm on the affected side. It sucks but I’ll live and I definitely didn’t sue anyone over it. Just made me a bit sad when you said she was fine after so therefore she’s lying. I genuinely thought I came out unscathed but then all that shit happened. Again I’m not saying this is what happened in your situation just saying injuries can occur and progressively worsen over time. The guy who hit us doesn’t even know I was injured. Idk I don’t see the point in suing unless it’s really serious shit.
Pretty much same thing happened to my brother. He had headaches and neck pain for a long time after that. He and my mom got rear ended and he heard the brakes squeal. He turned his head just as they got hit. They lady who hit them said she was distracted by our bumper stickers. My mom was stopped at a light. Lady just didn't stop when she should have.
Oh yeah, it happens more than people realize. Something similar happened to my mom in an incident unrelated to cars, but even now her shoulder won't sit straight because of it. And for days after the incident she could use it like normal (bad idea, because it worsened the micro tears she hadn't known about)
I've honestly never understood how this works at all in the US. I work insurance. If there is essentially any suspicious circumstance at all or the situation is unclear. You can denied outright or at least have to go through a lot more hoops to get your money. Also most insurance pay out based on police reports. So if the policy report you did something on purpose, you normally get nothing. Also, I live in Michigan where insurance companies are a lot more willing to pay out most of the time. I can't imagine how this works in other states that don't have no fault laws.
There's that guy, I don't remember his name he's arrested now, but he used to use his family and friends by doing them a favor like buying them a house but keeping it in his name and keep promising he's gonna release it to them after so many scams. But he would basically fake accidents and injuries and made a cozy profit off it
I have friends who have tried to jump in front of cars and shit for insurance money. They don't go through with anything legal. You basically have to convince the person to give you money, and you say you won't tell their insurance. People often pay the cash because they don't want to have the crash on their insurance record. It seems super unlikely, but it does happen. Depends where you're from, I guess.
@KamtzyGFX it doesn’t take a good lawyer to settle out of court. I got into an accident and got a decent settlement from using some lawyer who advertised himself at a bus stop
I’m not gonna lie to you guys. 50% of the car insurance scams that are car v car is just genuine florida driving footage. That’s literally how people drive in both central florida and south florida. South florida is wild tho. I haven’t lived in tampa but I’ve about everywhere else in florida and deadass those are just how people drive here 💀
If I ever had someone try to pull this on me I’d be petty and not immediately tell them I have a dash cam. I’d see how far they would take it and when the police show up I’d tell them about my dash cam so the scammer can be charged for insurance fraud 😂
Not insurance or scam related, but it’s reckless driving related. I needed a ride home one day and all my other friends couldn’t take me so my one friend overheard that I didn’t have a ride home and he hooked me up. Little did I know that he’s one of the people in a Corolla driving with one hand having his chair alllllllll the way back while he hunches him self over with his phone in the other hand while FaceTiming while blasting BabyTron so loud the plastic fender shit on his car is coming off. Bro I shit you not I watched him go into the left turning lane at a green light only for the left turn lane, continue to just go straight through the intersection and just kinda used the left turn lane as like a prop to act like he was gonna turn so we we’re driving into oncoming traffic. I got to the halfway point between my school and the house and was like ay man right here is good he’s like “nah fam it’s straight you’re right down the street” and he went down my neighborhood road that’s a 35 limit going 60. (not in the neighborhood it’s the road leading to it)
Yeah they will use cameras. I was hit by a car walking 3 days ago and the woman ran. They used traffic cameras to run the plates of every matching car til they found her. You will not get away with this type of shit in 2023
I wonder if Charlie will ever realize he can just press the arrow keys on his keyboard to scrub 5 seconds forward and backwards. I think it would really help, instead of him just clicking over and over trying to hit the right moment 🤣 it drives me absolutely crazy
My friends scam was to get holiday insurance , buy a £1000 digital camera then go on holiday in europe, report that his camera was stolen to the police then take the camera receipt and the police report and use them to claim back what he paid for the camera so he would get a free holiday.
I know he doesn't think its/cant fix it on his end but it happens on all of my devices with different earbuds/headphones.. How do I fix the huge difference in volume between his voice and like 40% of the things he watches
Charlie you dont have to pay to sue someone. Plaintiff lawyers work on contingency fee basis, so they dont get paid unless their client gets paid. So theres no risk for the plaintiff. The lawyer will pay for the doctors and everything
You have to pay the other parties legal fees and damages presuming you loose the case tho right...? Like you don't have to "pay" for the lawyer but it seems like a costly process unless you actually manage to win the case.
Yeah Charlie will talk confidently on a lot of topics even though its clear he doesn't really know or is in his little bubble about it. It's not super often but it's kinda weird.
Court fees and filing fees exist, so yes you have to pay to bring a lawsuit. If you bring a clearly frivolous suit, the court will require you to pay the attorney’s fees of the other side. So yes, it does cost money and it could potentially cost a lot
I thought of this when I saw the insurance scammer that looked like a zombie. Do you think at least some of them are doing these scams to try and get drugs from a hospital for ‘getting hit by a car’. If someone was desperate I could imagine this would be a good idea to them.
Some opioid addicts will intentionally injure themselves in an attempt to get a fix but usually it’s something like smashing their hand not running into traffic
Dude not that long ago I saw one happening in real time a guy was laying under a truck acting like he got hit by it in a food max parking lot everyone was watching it laughing at him because he looked like a total moron I told him your doing it wrong because I’ve actually been hit by a car walking across the road it was a country road so no cross walks and I was hit by a 17 year old who just got his permit so it was his first time behind the wheel and country road people drive fast I was hit at 45 miles yes I Almost died because my hit the ground really hard and my brain hemorrhage ribs broke punctured a lung and lacerated my liver I promise you it was not for insurance because no amount of money will ever be enough too give me back my health and years I lost from recovering from it
People will run up medical bills to help their case and just not pay them or they are using insurance/medicaid to cover majority of the cost. So ultimately it is entirely worth it for them, not super difficult to figure that out.
Lol anyone remember that one Asian dude who tried to commit insurance fraud by dipping his legs in dry ice but got caught. Now he's broke and also legless
Charlie doesn't understand that lawyers usually take a percent of gains. She probably spent nothing. I was the guy who got hit in one case but i actually got pretty seriously injured.
homeless dude jumped in front of my parents car on the freeway its a miricale we didn't kill him thanks to my dads reactions but he later sued us like the peace of shit he is (dude had dropped pills around it and had an already open wound and was ready with a bandage) the insurance company settled because it wasn't worth dude got a free 6k
My guess is that these idiots see it on tv, & think it's as easy as rolling up in a wheelchair & a neckbrace, when in reality, it's a long court process, where you have to pay quite a bit of money for your lawyer & doc to lie for you, which, wont be cheap, since I'm pretty sure the doctor can lose his medical license if he's found out.
You do notice the average man's vertical would definitely be higher then the hood of vehicle. If you can't hop over the hood of a SUV then your vertical is not the best. We see people actually fly dunking but this tinkle toes is flying (a foot off the ground) ik the angle is weird but c'mon man, I've seen teens with a better vertical
Idk if this is possible, it'd be nice to have the time Charlie reading chat cut from the video because it's just silence. I know it's just unedited twitch clips but I don't really watch the streams so watching it without now the chat or just silence feels awkward.
@@jrrocha532 Oh no, someone gave a critique. Better go and tell em it's their fault when it's a pretty reasonable request. The long stretches of silence make it hard to listen to in the background because it'll be silent for like 45 seconds and it makes me think the video froze or some shit
The video volume Is so low but Charlie is so loud please make video a little louder dk why but all of ur videos where you watch something are like this Ik you wont see this but what if
It’s true even if you get injured you don’t get that much sometimes after lawyers and all that my friends grandpa got in a wreck it left him paralyzed and he was expecting like 2 million but after everything was over he ended up with like 80k
I work in a law firm and the amount of fake claims and injuries are CRAZYYYYY
Reading the reports and reviewing pictures are always hilarious (when they’re not injured at all) 😂
Omg people actually hurt themselves badly trying to scam others? I feel bad but that’s karma lol
@@Lucaz99you’re just now hearing of this lol
@@Tw0Dots I don’t live in America or Russia, I don’t need to use a dash cam in my car to avoid insurance scams. I pay something like 5-6 dollars for liability insurance that covers my ass for over 250k in damages.
If someone wanna throw themselves in front of my car, idgaf insurance company will deal with it and you know how insurance companies love to give out free money, right? 😂
I have seen stuff like this before but mainly with cars. Which makes more sense since you have the car’s body to protect. Even with that, it can lead to permanent damage. But throwing yourself against a moving vehicle? Gotta be incredibly desperate, intoxicated or stupid to go for it.
@@Lucaz99 insurance rate increases if you get into an accident and is your fault
I can't get over how people don't know about this. It's probably a Multi Billion dollar business. The Trucking Industry is scammed every hour. Maybe even every minute now.
I’ll say this. I had a friend in elementary school. I wasn’t allowed to go to his house all my childhood and he wasn’t never allowed at mine. It was activity told to me “HE WILL NEVER COME ON OUR PROPERTY OKAY?” I didn’t know why for a decade. I found out. His parents basically made a living suing peoples parents. They would have a kid come over and he’d break something they sue his parents. You let him come over he was taught to get hurt or break a bone so his parent could sue. It was widely know that’s why they moved towns. My parents just never wanted to tell me cuz I guess they felt bad for the child
tats child abuse
@@aspicymeme2773 really
Damn bro that's rough. That kid must've grown up lonely or being hated. I hope he's in a place where people respect him and don't hate him because of his parents.
@@Bruh-oy7wh i mean, what if he didnt want to participate in the scam and not break anything or try to get hurt in purpose? his parents would probably beat his ass so
Sure
Doubt that worked
My grandfather was working construction abroad years ago and while they were on their way to the site they hit a old lady killing her. Later they found out that the woman had been dead for about a week or 2 and her family had thrown her corpse in front of the truck to try and get some money from the company.
that's horrific and evil, i hope those people got what they deserved
I feel terrible for giggling but holy shit that is insane
Wtf
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Wow I’ve heard of people being desperate for money but that’s just fucked up.
What really gets me is that there are people out there with genuine injuries, and those people might have a harder time getting on the phone with their insurance companies because of these frauds.
And trouble even getting the insurance in the first place. They have to prove XYZ when they are like very clearly injured. It’s the same thing with what obese people do to the healthcare system. It’s such a preventable thing and it’s taking away from real sick people, Terminally ill people that are going to die.
The really money in insurance fraud comes from suing trucking companies, not regular drivers. There's a lawyer in Texas named Jim Adler and he's made a decades long career out of it. Trucking companies have to carry a large amount of insurance specifically for this reason, and from what my dad told me after 20+ years in the industry is that most of the time they'll just settle the case instead of fighting it in court, because of how much money it can cost and what they stand to lose. People usually just take $10k - $30k and call it a day.
Hello fellow Texan 😎 Jim Adler the Hammer of texas great commercials
It’s also because if a case like that goes to jury trial the big company will almost always lose because of inherent jury bias to side with the little guy
The hammer?
@@anthonytrejo3873 yeah he always has a sledgehammer in his commercials, or maybe I’m thinking of another Texas truck attorney there are so many of them
JIM ADLER THE TEXAS HAMMER
Got into a hit and run accident with my mom last year. We were crossing an intersection and someone who should've stopped didn't. We were able to get the footage from the nearby gas station so we could get the guy's plates and file a claim and and all that fun stuff. Insurance will absolutely get the footage should it be needed
I've been watching the idiots in cars videos and those have really made me want to get a dash cam just in case, but after finding out about these scams, now I REALLY want to get a dash cam for protection.
I have friends who have tried to jump in front of cars and shit. They don't go through with anything legal. You basically have to convince the person to give you money, and you say you won't tell their insurance. People often pay the cash because they don't want to have the crash on their insurance record. It seems super unlikely, but it does happen. Depends where your from I guess.
I've been telling my roommate that he needs cams. People are f'ing mental! Best to have proof of their insanity.
@@lilocb7458 admitting your friends are scumbags, weird.
I remember my mom was driving me to work, and we met an insurance scammer. The guy was on a bicycle going down the middle of the road, towards us, and it was midnight. My mom didn’t see him, but luckily I did, and told her to hit the breaks. There was an awkward 5 seconds were he just sat there staring at us before he went around us. It’s crazy the lengths people will go to essentially inconvenience someone who was just minding their own business.
I was on jury for a car accident lawsuit and it was a guy backing out of a spot while a guy was driving by (in a drive thru). The man tried to claim the accident (driving by) caused an injury to worsen but with all the evidence we figured it didn't do shit and the judge told us after the trial that he's been suing everyone for everything. They were asking for 150k and extra payments for the next 5 years. (Long story short, it was wild for two days of trial)
I was riding home on my moped a few years back and a drunk driver t-boned me. I woke up two days later in the hospital with seven broken bones in my left hand and arm, extreme swelling on my left side from internal bleeding and some brain damage and memory loss. They kept me two additional days to keep an eye on the internal bleeding that thankfully stopped on its own and they'd patched up my arm and hand with plates and screws while i was still unconscious so they were also tending to my stitches. I received a bill of $78,000 before they discharged me. They charge per 10th ounce of neosporin, for every Q-tip, bandaid, cotton swab on top of all the procedure necessary to keep me from dying that night. Of course the medication and physical therapy I had to do for nearly six months after racked up tens of thousands more in medical debt all this while I was not allowed to work until the doctor cleared me.
Now here's how the money works, for starters, you better hope the dope who almost ended your life has good insurance. The drunken fool who hit me had liability, state minimum. Hes only a few years older than me, I believe he was 24 or 25 at the time. This guy owned nothing, there were no assets simply the Missouri state minimum which is $50k. Sounds good, Right? No. You'll need a lawyer to get anywhere, thankfully mine didn't charge upfront and would accept payment to be deducted out of the settlement, that's one third gone. Then, during the months while you wait on the legal system the hospital or any medical professional you see for the related injuries have the opportunity to put a "lean" on your settlement, they get half of your settlement and have to take that as 'paid in full'. That's another third gone. And at last, six months later when I'm sleeping on friends couches and giving them childcare so I can have any small semblance of income they finally call with your settlement and after taxes are considered, you're handed roughly 14 grand. But wait, it doesn't end there. Turns out only the pharmacy and physical therapy office had reached out for that lean and had to split it amongst themselves, the original hospital bill of 78k is still my responsibility. So all in all if I ever hope to pay that medical debt, it's about $64,000 loss.
I'd assume doing it for sport has to simply be out of passion, they're not gaining financially from this. Not in the grand scheme of things.
I. Don’t think they’re getting as badly hurt as you did
Ah, America. The only country that'll save your arm and leg, for the cost of your arms and legs.
You live in a shithole country bro. Imagine paying money for healthcare
I believe there was a case that a whole family commonly went for insurance scams against trucks, and their entire family died in a car crash attempting one on a truck.
I used to work as a security director. We would provide security footage as long as you contacted the building management. Normally the footage would be picked up by an officer. We didn't give out footage to individuals unless there was a very good reason
As far as cameras for your vehicle, just worry about a front camera. If someone rear ends you, they almost always lose, it protects you if someone slams on their breaks and if someone hits your rear, they'll either have a camera proving their own wrongdoing, but it's generally assumed the one causing the accident is the person hitting the rear.
every person who commits insurance fraud gets a nice big tag on their file and insurance companies refuse to work with them ever again
I'd just fake a heart attack to see if they stop faking hurt to help me.
One of those sudden brakers tried to pull that shit on me when I was coming home from work a few years ago. I've also seen someone reverse into the car behind them while at a red light.
I wish people who drove recklessly even once had a time out from using a car again, they need to sit in a booster seat like a toddler in the back till they learn how to drive and be empathetic towards others.
You’re risking your life and others anytime you do something like that in a large vehicle, and it’s all for money or insurance… it’s infuriating that the system will basically push people to be an asshole
I’m not saying this is what happened in your case but I was in a low speed accident (we were side swiped) and I was looking to my right when it happened. I felt totally good immediately after. I had no pain at all anywhere but then two days later I woke up and I couldn’t look straight forward. I was stuck looking right. It was the worst pain I’ve ever felt. I don’t know if this is true but the dr said it was from the accident and the way he explained it is something shifted during the accident causing swelling, over the two days it worsened and it pinched a nerve in my neck/back. So muscle relaxers, Percocet, stretching, and physical therapy fixed me up although I occasionally like once every few years get a muscle spasm in my back where I was initially injured and I again can’t look forward (not nearly as painful ibuprofen, ice and rest work fine) most days though I just have general mild pain in the area and numbness and tingling down my arm on the affected side. It sucks but I’ll live and I definitely didn’t sue anyone over it. Just made me a bit sad when you said she was fine after so therefore she’s lying. I genuinely thought I came out unscathed but then all that shit happened. Again I’m not saying this is what happened in your situation just saying injuries can occur and progressively worsen over time. The guy who hit us doesn’t even know I was injured. Idk I don’t see the point in suing unless it’s really serious shit.
Pretty much same thing happened to my brother. He had headaches and neck pain for a long time after that. He and my mom got rear ended and he heard the brakes squeal. He turned his head just as they got hit. They lady who hit them said she was distracted by our bumper stickers. My mom was stopped at a light. Lady just didn't stop when she should have.
Oh yeah, it happens more than people realize. Something similar happened to my mom in an incident unrelated to cars, but even now her shoulder won't sit straight because of it. And for days after the incident she could use it like normal (bad idea, because it worsened the micro tears she hadn't known about)
Better title
"Charlie Reacts to Insurance Scammers for 6 minutes and then 12 minutes of nothing"
Don't know how true it is now, but at least years back these sorts of scams were so common in Russia that a majority of drivers had dash cams.
I feel so bad for Charlie about that accident, pure stupidity to even try something like that even as a fuck you
he doesnt know you
@@stxcxv No shit they weren't saying he did
Horror movie idea. A gang of insurance scammers pick the wrong car.
Imagine people in Ancient Rome flopping down in front of chariots?
I heard of a guy that jumped in front of a car (got hit and multiple broken bones) to avoid his college finals.
I've honestly never understood how this works at all in the US. I work insurance. If there is essentially any suspicious circumstance at all or the situation is unclear. You can denied outright or at least have to go through a lot more hoops to get your money. Also most insurance pay out based on police reports. So if the policy report you did something on purpose, you normally get nothing.
Also, I live in Michigan where insurance companies are a lot more willing to pay out most of the time. I can't imagine how this works in other states that don't have no fault laws.
There's that guy, I don't remember his name he's arrested now, but he used to use his family and friends by doing them a favor like buying them a house but keeping it in his name and keep promising he's gonna release it to them after so many scams. But he would basically fake accidents and injuries and made a cozy profit off it
I have friends who have tried to jump in front of cars and shit for insurance money. They don't go through with anything legal. You basically have to convince the person to give you money, and you say you won't tell their insurance. People often pay the cash because they don't want to have the crash on their insurance record. It seems super unlikely, but it does happen. Depends where you're from, I guess.
why are u friends w them dawg 😭
I do this in GTA RP all the time and you'd be surprised how many times people just give me money lol
Charle kinda watches a video then talks about it for ten minutes is what this videos should be called
a dude ran into the side of my car doin this dumb shit, in the hood too. i just kept driving lol
I actually got hit by a car and actually got injured and literally got nothing from it. So idk how these people get anything at all.
Sounds like you have a terrible lawyer
@KamtzyGFX it doesn’t take a good lawyer to settle out of court. I got into an accident and got a decent settlement from using some lawyer who advertised himself at a bus stop
That one guy right before 6mins looks like he stepped out the barber shop and was a quarter through the way of getting a mohawk
I’m not gonna lie to you guys. 50% of the car insurance scams that are car v car is just genuine florida driving footage. That’s literally how people drive in both central florida and south florida. South florida is wild tho. I haven’t lived in tampa but I’ve about everywhere else in florida and deadass those are just how people drive here 💀
A chocolate smudge.
If I ever had someone try to pull this on me I’d be petty and not immediately tell them I have a dash cam. I’d see how far they would take it and when the police show up I’d tell them about my dash cam so the scammer can be charged for insurance fraud 😂
I'm always scared of this shit happening to me, because my dad wont put a dash cam in the car.
Not insurance or scam related, but it’s reckless driving related. I needed a ride home one day and all my other friends couldn’t take me so my one friend overheard that I didn’t have a ride home and he hooked me up. Little did I know that he’s one of the people in a Corolla driving with one hand having his chair alllllllll the way back while he hunches him self over with his phone in the other hand while FaceTiming while blasting BabyTron so loud the plastic fender shit on his car is coming off. Bro I shit you not I watched him go into the left turning lane at a green light only for the left turn lane, continue to just go straight through the intersection and just kinda used the left turn lane as like a prop to act like he was gonna turn so we we’re driving into oncoming traffic. I got to the halfway point between my school and the house and was like ay man right here is good he’s like “nah fam it’s straight you’re right down the street” and he went down my neighborhood road that’s a 35 limit going 60. (not in the neighborhood it’s the road leading to it)
I wish I had Charlie's hair right now I prefer it over that guy's hair any day
Yeah they will use cameras. I was hit by a car walking 3 days ago and the woman ran. They used traffic cameras to run the plates of every matching car til they found her.
You will not get away with this type of shit in 2023
I wonder if Charlie will ever realize he can just press the arrow keys on his keyboard to scrub 5 seconds forward and backwards. I think it would really help, instead of him just clicking over and over trying to hit the right moment 🤣 it drives me absolutely crazy
One day he will discover it, but that day is not coming soon I assure you
You'll be fine.
I know hot keys and it’s likely he does too but I don’t want to switch between keyboard and mouse more than I need to.
This is why I think everyone should have dash cams.
are you allowed to report these people to the police?
This scam was in avatar the last airbender. Its that old. Made more sense back when you could bribe basically the whole town.
My friends scam was to get holiday insurance , buy a £1000 digital camera then go on holiday in europe, report that his camera was stolen to the police then take the camera receipt and the police report and use them to claim back what he paid for the camera so he would get a free holiday.
I know he doesn't think its/cant fix it on his end but it happens on all of my devices with different earbuds/headphones.. How do I fix the huge difference in volume between his voice and like 40% of the things he watches
i too had somebody sue me for a crash, claiming she was injured. i think total she profited like $3,000, when she originally sued for $25k
Charlie you dont have to pay to sue someone. Plaintiff lawyers work on contingency fee basis, so they dont get paid unless their client gets paid. So theres no risk for the plaintiff. The lawyer will pay for the doctors and everything
You have to pay the other parties legal fees and damages presuming you loose the case tho right...? Like you don't have to "pay" for the lawyer but it seems like a costly process unless you actually manage to win the case.
Yeah Charlie will talk confidently on a lot of topics even though its clear he doesn't really know or is in his little bubble about it. It's not super often but it's kinda weird.
@Watchie
"Yeah I know this is exactly the answer. If I speak confidently enough, enough people will believe me, and that's all that matters."
Court fees and filing fees exist, so yes you have to pay to bring a lawsuit. If you bring a clearly frivolous suit, the court will require you to pay the attorney’s fees of the other side. So yes, it does cost money and it could potentially cost a lot
I thought of this when I saw the insurance scammer that looked like a zombie. Do you think at least some of them are doing these scams to try and get drugs from a hospital for ‘getting hit by a car’. If someone was desperate I could imagine this would be a good idea to them.
Some opioid addicts will intentionally injure themselves in an attempt to get a fix but usually it’s something like smashing their hand not running into traffic
5:19 Atreus without Kratos
Dude not that long ago I saw one happening in real time a guy was laying under a truck acting like he got hit by it in a food max parking lot everyone was watching it laughing at him because he looked like a total moron I told him your doing it wrong because I’ve actually been hit by a car walking across the road it was a country road so no cross walks and I was hit by a 17 year old who just got his permit so it was his first time behind the wheel and country road people drive fast I was hit at 45 miles yes I Almost died because my hit the ground really hard and my brain hemorrhage ribs broke punctured a lung and lacerated my liver I promise you it was not for insurance because no amount of money will ever be enough too give me back my health and years I lost from recovering from it
One of these days some scammer is going to get rammed by a car and die and they’ll realize how stupid they are jeopardizing their bodies for this shit
They wont tho, cuz they'll be dead...
@@EthanfromEngland- Shit, he got us there
i mean if you’re broke and fucked either way i don’t think they’d care that much
@@EthanfromEngland- nah they’ll be in Heaven reflecting bruh
@@orestis103scammers don’t go to heaven
Scene like this in better call saul
People will run up medical bills to help their case and just not pay them or they are using insurance/medicaid to cover majority of the cost. So ultimately it is entirely worth it for them, not super difficult to figure that out.
Lol anyone remember that one Asian dude who tried to commit insurance fraud by dipping his legs in dry ice but got caught. Now he's broke and also legless
Someone catches me on a bad day with this shit, I ain't stopping! Come catch me. I don't give a fuck anymore.
bros off his rocker
Charlie doesn't understand that lawyers usually take a percent of gains. She probably spent nothing. I was the guy who got hit in one case but i actually got pretty seriously injured.
he dynamic entried straight into that dudes mf tire😂
homeless dude jumped in front of my parents car on the freeway
its a miricale we didn't kill him thanks to my dads reactions
but he later sued us like the peace of shit he is (dude had dropped pills around it and had an already open wound and was ready with a bandage)
the insurance company settled because it wasn't worth
dude got a free 6k
Unfortunately insurance fraud is actually pretty lucrative which is why it continues to occur
The Drs are usually the ones making the most profitable benefits out of these situations either way
My guess is that these idiots see it on tv, & think it's as easy as rolling up in a wheelchair & a neckbrace, when in reality, it's a long court process, where you have to pay quite a bit of money for your lawyer & doc to lie for you, which, wont be cheap, since I'm pretty sure the doctor can lose his medical license if he's found out.
Hey, it's my favorite Saints Row minigame
wait those two skater guys from better call saul are real?
I knew a lady in Woodstock ontario who faked a back injury she pretty much had her pockets lined for life. Very gross
I know someone who made around 38k from Walmart and McDonald's doing this.
The person talking sounds exactly like Jonas from Roomie Official’s channel wow
5:35 This is in a city i live in, OMFG XD
3:34 Dashcam says 4/01 it was just an april fool's prank lol
04/01 would be the 4th of January though
@@yeetjones927 depends what country you live in
@@kiwimonifa3200 every country I know of uses the day/month/year system. I thought it was universal, guess I was wrong.
Klonopin and moist charlie clips are a good combination.
I can first hand tell you I know people that this is their whole life and how they make money is just insurance scams
At 2:45 he went to the back rooms for a moment
Not a crossing, my foot dosen't leave the gas pedal.
Well dash cams aren't really evidence here. The judge can neglect it. I don't get law.
Dude was riding his bike at night wearing all black. My fiancee nicked him she couldnt see him no reflectors on the bike. He got 60k....
Not in the ghetto Charlie... theirs few cameras
Phil Burnell still very salty about that comment you made about his scamming begging shenanigans lol, keep it up moist 😂
o goodie
I’d proceed to hit them, back up as much as possible, than floor it to make sure I finish the job before speeding away~ ^_^
Its funny until you're in a cell.
Need to make hit and run on these people legal
You do notice the average man's vertical would definitely be higher then the hood of vehicle. If you can't hop over the hood of a SUV then your vertical is not the best. We see people actually fly dunking but this tinkle toes is flying (a foot off the ground) ik the angle is weird but c'mon man, I've seen teens with a better vertical
Idk if this is possible, it'd be nice to have the time Charlie reading chat cut from the video because it's just silence. I know it's just unedited twitch clips but I don't really watch the streams so watching it without now the chat or just silence feels awkward.
Sounds like a you problem bud.
@@jrrocha532 heh ik
@@jrrocha532 Oh no, someone gave a critique. Better go and tell em it's their fault when it's a pretty reasonable request. The long stretches of silence make it hard to listen to in the background because it'll be silent for like 45 seconds and it makes me think the video froze or some shit
@@spikes_johnson that is a you a problem ain't no one else care lmao
@@demonicdragongod3334 Apparently it isn't because I'm not the only one saying it. Learn how to use words
Better call Saul
The video volume Is so low but Charlie is so loud please make video a little louder dk why but all of ur videos where you watch something are like this
Ik you wont see this but what if
Just mention ps has better everything lmao
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It’s true even if you get injured you don’t get that much sometimes after lawyers and all that my friends grandpa got in a wreck it left him paralyzed and he was expecting like 2 million but after everything was over he ended up with like 80k
If you don’t like the chat moments, that sounds like a you problem.
I'm sorry people don't think the same way as you
So you enjoy long stretches of silence?
If it isn't your problem, why even comment about it? Unprompted to boot.
What kinda scam is it called when you upload a 15-minute video that ends at 6:30....
Ur case doesnt mean thats how it goes for everyone i dont understand why u cant comprehend that
She didn’t have to pay shit to go to those Dr. and she did profit but only like 5k