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Need new car, want Mac Pro. OMGWTFJPOPSUKI
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What the police officer did not tell you, is that IF you go through Your insurance company when the other drive is clearly at fault, Your insurance company must then activate their resources to go after the other drivers insurance.
Even if you were clearly not at fault, Your insurance company treats the claim processing as a claim incident or " involvement" on your records.
Now lets say that the next time it IS your fault, as far as they are concerend you've already been "involved" in 2 accidents.
Now if the other driver does not have insurance or if his insurance lapsed for some reason, like non payment, then you would need to go after him through your insurance company.
Even if you were clearly not at fault, Your insurance company treats the claim processing as a claim incident or " involvement" on your records.
Now lets say that the next time it IS your fault, as far as they are concerend you've already been "involved" in 2 accidents.
Now if the other driver does not have insurance or if his insurance lapsed for some reason, like non payment, then you would need to go after him through your insurance company.
Whenever someone hit me, my insurance company would ask me if I want them to pay it and then they would get the money from the other people's insurance company.
I always tell them no, BECAUSE IT
I always tell them no, BECAUSE IT
Whenever someone hit me, my insurance company would ask me if I want them to pay it and then they would get the money from the other people's insurance company.
I always tell them no, BECAUSE IT WAS
I always tell them no, BECAUSE IT WAS
Whenever someone hit me, my insurance company would ask me if I want them to pay it and then they would get the money from the other people's insurance company.
I always tell them no, BECAUSE
I always tell them no, BECAUSE
Whenever someone hit me, my insurance company would ask me if I want them to pay it and then they would get the money from the other people's insurance company.
I always tell them no, BECAUSE IT WAS NOT
I always tell them no, BECAUSE IT WAS NOT
Whenever someone hit me, my insurance company would ask me if I want them to pay it and then they would get the money from the other people's insurance company.
I always tell them no, BECAUSE IT WAS NOT MY FAULT!!
I think that if they give me any kind of money there goes my rates.
But yeah sometimes yours will go up even if it is not your fault.
I always tell them no, BECAUSE IT WAS NOT MY FAULT!!
I think that if they give me any kind of money there goes my rates.
But yeah sometimes yours will go up even if it is not your fault.
sorry about all of that people, I did not know that was happening. Anyway to delete them AFTER they have been posted?
I got a job! So 50% of my no car, no job problem has been solved. I start work Monday!
I went out today looking for cars, and I really liked a 2006 VW Passat that I test-drove.
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Do you think $21,000 + tax is a good deal for a ex-loaner 2006? I only has 4500 miles, and I guess it would be about $23,000 new. Concidering how people treat cars they don't own, I'm hesitent, but it seems like a good value otherwise. It was an awesome car. The roads were covered in ice and snow, and the car handled fine. When I drove home in my mom's Corolla S, I felt like I was in a sled.
Does anyone own a VW?
I went out today looking for cars, and I really liked a 2006 VW Passat that I test-drove.
Do you think $21,000 + tax is a good deal for a ex-loaner 2006? I only has 4500 miles, and I guess it would be about $23,000 new. Concidering how people treat cars they don't own, I'm hesitent, but it seems like a good value otherwise. It was an awesome car. The roads were covered in ice and snow, and the car handled fine. When I drove home in my mom's Corolla S, I felt like I was in a sled.
Does anyone own a VW?