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NAIC WreckCheck App $50 Gas Card Giveaway : (Ends 9/23)

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Summer is winding down, kids are heading back to school, and life is getting back to normal. List minute vacations are being planned. Many of these plans include a quick car trip. No one likes to think of the possibility of getting into an accident. August is one of the busiest times of the year for car travel. Labor Day is one of the most dangerous holidays for car travel so there’s no better time than now for you and your to prepare in case of an auto accident.

Check out NAIC’s free WreckCheck app it is designed to help you calmly walk through the steps to take following an auto accident, and it helps you determine what information and details are important when filing an insurance claim, all from your mobile phone. The app even allows you to collect the necessary information on the spot and immediately email it directly to yourself and your insurance agent.

They teach you some of this stuff in drivers ed, if you can remember that far back, but often during a time like this we forget the basic things to do. Having an app like this that is doing the thinking for you is a great tool to have around.

According to the July 2012 survey:

  • Thirty-eight percent of consumers believed they should share their driver’s license number with the other driver — one in six would even allow the other driver to photograph the license as a convenient way to exchange information.
      • So what’s the risk? Many retailers accept driver’s license information to verify your identity over the phone. In fact, your license number is the most common way to confirm your identity after Social Security number and date of birth.
  • Twenty-five percent of consumers surveyed said they would share their home address.
      • Actually, your home address gives identity thieves the physical location of your mail or garbage, the first place criminals often look for personal financial information. And, now a stranger knows where you live, possibly putting your personal safety at risk.
  • Twenty-nine percent of survey respondents believed they are required to share personal phone numbers. In fact, sharing your phone number is rarely necessary.

NACI wanted me to share this free app with my readers her at Shibley Smiles so you too will be prepared should you find your self in this type of situation. To help you with that last minute vacation we are also giving you a chance to win a $50 Shell Gas Gift Card. We all know gas these days is not cheap and this is a great help to get your vacation started off right!

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See Official Rules. Giveaway will end at 11:59 pm EST on the day announced above. Open to US Only.

Thank you and Good Luck!

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Comments

  12. We couldnt afford to go on a vacation. so we had a staycation instead. The highlight of the holiday is when we took my toddler to six flags She loved it!! Once a ride was over she was always crying.. she didnt want to get off!!

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  13. I downloaded the Free WreckCheck App, and my favorite tip was to understand whose coverage pays for which damages after an accident. The step-by-step process of creating your own accident report is super-helpful!

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  17. we went to a campground in indiana, and got a cabin, and it was nice to be able to get away without tvs and all that stuff…and just have a few days to do things as a family:)

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  25. My favorite tip, Do not allow your license to be photographed, in a situation like a accident that is something you might forget!!

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  27. we didnt get to take a vacation this year, my husband left last october so we r still struggling with the divorce. i would love to be able to take my daughter to disneyworld someday, shes 15 and never been. thanks!

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  30. I’m planing on going see my Son in New Mexico next week! I haven’t never been their before and looking forward to it!

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  35. We just took a trip to the inlaws this past weekend…no real vacation, just one nighters driving around mostly our state to visit family. We also camped one night away from home.

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  43. No vacation for us this summer…just stay-cation the whole summer! Looking forward to going to Disney World in the spring though!

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  44. Going on a mini-vacation to Cincinnati around Halloween (do every year to go to King’s Island Halloween Scarefest)

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  50. we went to Branson this past year. it was a long drive but it was amazing because it was my kids first real trip to the mountains. thanks

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  62. We went home for my little sister’s birthday! It was a nice, relaxing vacation but next year I’m hoping for something new!

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  66. We went to the Abraham Lincoln Museum in Springfield, IL. Well worth the trip and a very enjoyable museum for kids and adults alike.

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  70. We skipped vacation this summer… but we took a Easter family cruise to Cozumel, Mexico. It was awesome and I wish I could afford to do it again.!

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  75. The only vacation we took this summer was a road trip back home to visit family, from colorado to Utah, but it was a lot of fun! We are planning to go to disney land in March or April!

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  78. We’re planning on a trip to the Stone Mountain Scottish Games in Atlanta in late October!

    Terri P
    pr4gatheringroses AT gmail DOT com

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  81. Stay Calm is my favorite tip. So hard to do in the heat of the moment though. But nothing is to be gained by anger or emotional reactions.

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  89. I took a month-long vacation to Southwest Michigan, which is where I’m originally from. We plan to return there next summer, as well!

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  97. My boyfriend and I are planning to go on a road trip to meet my family for the first time in November. This would be a great gift to receive, I’d save it for our trip. We’ll need the extra gas money. Thank you for the opportunity!

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  104. My husband and I are planning a trip to Ireland soon. He is retire US ARMY and it seems the time now to actually travel where WE want to and not where the Army sends us. It will be a nice vacation for the both of us.

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  111. We didn’t get to take a vacation this year, but that’s because we are planning a big move this fall! Chicago, here we come! 🙂

    Thanks!
    h4schaffer at gmail dot com

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  112. My favorite tip is to protect your identity! Be careful with your license and other ID details.

    Thanks{!}
    h4schaffer at gmail dot com

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  114. I liked that it warned against letting your ID be photographed. In today’s day and age it is so quick and easy to snap a picture and in the stress following an accident you might not think to protect your identity!

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  115. I took a short trip to Reno, I saw good friends and did some gambling. I would like to take a trip to see The Mall of America, so I am starting to plan on that for sometime next year.

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  117. My favorite tip is “No matter how you decide to get your car fixed, keep notes of all conversations you have with various company representatives”.

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  118. I took a vacation back to my home state. Sadly we didn’t get to see everyone, but we even got a chance to take the kids to where we grew up, where we first met, and we even took them camping.

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  124. i have been laid off all summerso we have not gone on vacation this year,hoping to go to colonial williams burg later this year!!!

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  130. Planning a trip to St Paul to visit the St Paul Historical Center and do some research on my family history. Thanks!

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  136. I would love this! My boyfriend and I are trying to save up gas money to drive to Arizona. It’s where my father lives, but he died nine years ago. I didn’t get to go to his funeral and I have never seen his grave, so I’m going there to finally visit his grave. I’m also meeting my family for the first time! I have never met my grandma, his children, my aunts, uncles, etc…

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  137. we stayed close to home this year and spent alot of time at the beach. Next summer we are doing a week in Maine for my sisters wedding

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