I would like to know if anyone agrees with me or if I'm completely off base and should just let it go.
The company I work for sells large trucks. Many (50+) were damaged in a hail storm with the only damage to the tops or the cabs. This damage is not readily noticeable unless you climb up and look across the cab. The company has got two estimates for repair and contacted the insurance company. Several of the trucks are already paid for and not technically owned anymore by the company and are only being stored for the customer until they need them. The company plans to take and pocket all insurance money for all trucks owned and not owned and ship trucks without telling the customer. Their plan if the customer calls to complain is that it must have happened in shipping. Does anyone feel this is possibly insurance fraud or possibly unethical as I do?