Diminished Value of Georgia Releases End of Year Report: About 5,000 Retail Customers Served
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Serving the entire southeast region, Diminished Value of
In 2015, DVGA helped its customers achieve
Because it is unlikely that a potential car buyer would pay the same price for a damaged vehicle as one of the same model that has not been damaged, it is critical that accident victims file a claim for diminished value. But for over a decade, insurance carriers have been underpaying diminished value claims by compensating claimants using an erroneous and inaccurate formula called 17c. This percentage-based formula yields values that are much lower than the actual loss amounts, consequently saving the insurance carriers millions of dollars at the expense of accident victims. DVGA ensures its customers are receiving their fair compensation from the insurance companies.
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DVGA offers an interactive website that includes tools to help educate consumers about diminished value, including a diminished value calculator that assists customers in determining how much money they may be entitled to for the loss in value of their car. The site also offers definitions and instructions on how to file a claim for diminished value of a vehicle. Before ordering an appraisal, customers are encouraged to request a free quote. For more information, contact DVGA at (678) 404-0455.
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