I faked my transcript for a student discount what to do??

[name123]

@jtkyber That's the same thing.

 

[azureblue]

@jtkyber your actual transcript is the real information. you editing it to look better is falsifying information.

 

[augustus_33ad]

@jtkyber Lol dude. This is what falsifying means

 

[rebella]

@jtkyber You’re fine. Don’t do it again.

 

[resjudicata]

@rebella One reasonable response....

 

[truemech]

@resjudicata I was an UW and personally calculated gpa by hand when something looked wrong on a transcript. Don’t act like it never happens.

 

[jesusislord007]

@truemech The process of underwriting a risk and voiding a policy are very different.

Just as you would tell an agent to, "get out of here" if they submitted a false transcript for the discount, we'd tell a claims manager the same thing if they brought the policy forward for void.

 

[truemech]

@jesusislord007 You are correct in that this would not directly lead to voiding a policy.

It would directly lead to scrutinizing everything about every app they ever submitted to see if they lied about anything that could lead to voiding the policy.

 

[jazzino]

@jtkyber I feel this has been posted before word for word.

 

[bacon]

@jtkyber Just learn your lesson and don’t do it again. It’s unlikely there will be any consequences but lying to insurance in other circumstances can be a very big deal.

 

[jinniss]

@jtkyber Worst that will happen is they take away the discount.