[Bring_Back_Shantz]

Originally Posted by Matt Reeeeead

For one thing, its clearly not insurance fraud. Kijiji is available to be used by any public idiot. If the insurance company is using this as comparable evidence, then they run the risk of having inaccurate information. Its the same reason why people shouldn't use Wikipedia as a resource for research papers and facts. Use at your own peril. He certainly didn't put a gun to the head of the insurance company and said "you have to use kijiji to value my car".

Right, it's not fraud.
It's just knowingly creating adds under false pretenses, and then passing it along to an adjuster without disclosing that they were created by you with no real car for sale, and made up prices, with the express purpose of creating the false perception that there were comparable cars being marketed at a price he thought was appropriate, with the intent of receiving more money. How could anyone see that as fraud?