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Cindy is a Tier 4 member of the ClaimShare Cooperative. Her Jeep Compass is on the 90 Plan and she has a $2,500 dollar deductible. An accident occurred with $4,200 in damage. Turo processed the claim, applied her deductible, and sent her $1,700 to repair the vehicle. She then submitted her claim information to the ClaimShare Cooperative, and within 72 hours she had $2,500 deposited into her account. She had only contributed $1,250 to be a member. Instead of being out of pocket $2,500 to get her vehicle back on the road, she was only out $1,250.

Michael is a Tier 3  member of the ClaimShare Cooperative. His Camry is on the 80 Plan and was in a minor accident with $450 in damage. Turo processed the claim, applied the deductible, and Michael was not sent anything since his claim was below the $750 deductible. Michael submitted his claim information to the ClaimShare Cooperative and within 72 hours received a deposit of $450. He had only contributed $225 to the Co-Op, so his deductible impact was effectively reduced by half.

Deondre is a Tier 4 member. His 3 Series is on the 90 Plan and was was in a minor accident with $1,750 in damage. Turo processed his claim, applied the deductible, and did not send him anything since his claim was below the $2,500 deductible. Deondre submitted his claim to the ClaimShare Cooperative and within 72 hours received a deposit of $1,750.

Six months later the same vehicle was involved in another accident and sustained $1,200 in damage. Again, Turo paid him nothing after the deductible was applied. Deondre still had $750 available at the ClaimShare Cooperative, submitted his claim, and the remaining $750 benefit was sent to him within 72 hours.

Deondre had contributed a total of $1,250 to the ClaimShare Cooperative, and between the two claims, received $2,500 in benefits.

Michelle is a Tier 4 member. For the first year of her membership she did not have any damage claims. She had accrued $2,500 in benefits available to her. Michelle decided to continue her membership into a second year. Her benefits from year one were rolled over into year two. She accrued another $2,500 in benefits.

Michelle's CrossTreck was involved in a serious accident with $17,000 in damage. Turo processed the claim, applied the deductible, and sent her $14,500 to repair the vehicle. Michelle submitted the claim to the ClaimShare Cooperative and within 72 hours received a deposit of $2,500. But sadly, the story doesn't end there.

Four months later the CrossTreck was hit again and this time Turo declared it a total loss with a $18,000 actual cash value. Again, the deductible was applied and $15,500 was sent to the lien holder. Because Michelle's plan benefits had rolled over from the previous year, she was able to submit the total loss claim to the ClaimShare Cooperative and within 72 hours she received another $2,500 deposit to help pay off the remaining balance due to the lien holder.