During the insurance claim process, some people may use inappropriate tactics to exaggerate losses or fabricate false events to get more compensation. These tactics include: 1. **Exaggerated Losses**: Policyholders may misrepresent the extent of a loss. For example, describing a slightly damaged item as completely damaged in order to receive a higher claim. 2. **Falsified Receipts**: Providing false purchase receipts or invoices to support an inflated claim. 3. **Vandalism**: Deliberately damaging property or vehicles in order to submit a claim for compensation. 4. **Duplicate Claims**: Filing multiple claims for the same event or item in an attempt to get compensation from multiple insurance companies. 5. **Fictitious Events**: Making up events that never happened, such as a fictitious car accident or stolen property. 6. **Withholding Information**: Withholding important information, such as an existing loss, when applying for insurance, and then reporting it as a new loss when making a claim. 7. **Exploiting Collusion**: Colluding with repairmen, doctors, or other professionals to exaggerate losses, injuries, or treatment costs. These practices are not only illegal, but also harmful to the entire insurance system because they may lead to higher insurance rates and affect the interests of all legitimate policyholders. Insurance companies usually conduct detailed investigations to detect and prevent such fraudulent practices.