Auto glass repairers across the country have been feeling the pinch of a tight market for some time, which has led some facilities to offer an abundance of incentives to lure customers to their facilities and drive up sales figures.
Enticements can range from a steak dinner to a deep discount of up to $500, and many in the industry are not just crying foul, but are relying on their state legislators to stop the practice. Insurance fraud is a large part of the problem, with auto glass repair facilities sometimes offering consumers a $20 or $30 coupon to have their undamaged windshields replaced, and then they stick the insurance company with the bill.
South Carolina's …
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