Dude, it's a Neon, if they give you enough money to buy a pair of roller skates and a toy poodle to pull you it's an upgrade.
Maybe it was a union job?:laugh:
Dude, it's a Neon, if they give you enough money to buy a pair of roller skates and a toy poodle to pull you it's an upgrade.
Maybe it was a union job?:laugh:
Hey, PAB came back with another classic addition to the saga.
After all of your fun with insurance clears and you finally get the skills and grow the balls to support yourself, I hope you realize one thing...
You are just like your parents, they raised you perfectly in their image. Small time failed scam artists who arn't smart enough to realize they are just that much behind the curve to come out ahead.
After all of your fun with insurance clears and you finally get the skills and grow the balls to support yourself, I hope you realize one thing...
You are just like your parents, they raised you perfectly in their image. Small time failed scam artists who arn't smart enough to realize they are just that much behind the curve to come out ahead.
Pab, I want to thank you for providing some entertaining drama to this forum.
For your efforts, a small vacation will be your reward.
Enjoy :gift:
Always cash the check.
I learned in business law that cashing a check doesn't mean that's all you are gonna get. Contest it if it's not enough but cash the freaking check!
I learned in business law that cashing a check doesn't mean that's all you are gonna get. Contest it if it's not enough but cash the freaking check!
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Something does not add up in his statements.
Unless State Farm == Geico
or he has had 2 Neons recently
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The problem is that he claimed that it is State Farm that covered costs on the Neon.Originally posted by: mugs
The $2000 was for 2 laptops that were somehow broken when he hopped a curb and "grazed" a pole. I'm sure he'll post pictures of the broken laptops.
Come on man, the guy can only backtrack and make up so many different stories!
If insured by Geico, then Geico should have been responsible for the liabilities.
As you say, he has generated so many stories that he can not keep the facts (to build the stories) straight.
waggy
No Lifer
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Originally posted by: EagleKeeper
The problem is that he claimed that it is State Farm that covered costs on the Neon.Originally posted by: mugs
The $2000 was for 2 laptops that were somehow broken when he hopped a curb and "grazed" a pole. I'm sure he'll post pictures of the broken laptops.
Come on man, the guy can only backtrack and make up so many different stories!
If insured by Geico, then Geico should have been responsible for the liabilities.
As you say, he has generated so many stories that he can not keep the facts (to build the stories) straight.
and people wonder why we do not believe a damn word he says anymore.
It adds up fine!
State Farm covers my Integra. I have no collision coverage but they have to pick up PIP.
State farm covered the Neon as far as PIP. I had an uncovered collision that was picked up by the at-fault party's property damage, who ran through geico.
Originally posted by: EagleKeeper
The problem is that he claimed that it is State Farm that covered costs on the Neon.Originally posted by: mugs
The $2000 was for 2 laptops that were somehow broken when he hopped a curb and "grazed" a pole. I'm sure he'll post pictures of the broken laptops.
Come on man, the guy can only backtrack and make up so many different stories!
If insured by Geico, then Geico should have been responsible for the liabilities.
As you say, he has generated so many stories that he can not keep the facts (to build the stories) straight.
In the state of florida, your PIP ($8500 for the neon) is covered by YOUR insurance, by law, in this case, SF.
If you have property damage, it can be covered by your collision or the other party's PD.
State Farm ate personal injury, Geico is eating property damage (car), and SF is eating property damage (contents).
It's extremely easy to have one car accident, and two or three insurance claims open with different insurers because of it.
ViviTheMage
Lifer
Originally posted by: PAB
Originally posted by: EagleKeeper
The problem is that he claimed that it is State Farm that covered costs on the Neon.Originally posted by: mugs
The $2000 was for 2 laptops that were somehow broken when he hopped a curb and "grazed" a pole. I'm sure he'll post pictures of the broken laptops.
Come on man, the guy can only backtrack and make up so many different stories!
If insured by Geico, then Geico should have been responsible for the liabilities.
As you say, he has generated so many stories that he can not keep the facts (to build the stories) straight.
In the state of florida, your PIP ($8500 for the neon) is covered by YOUR insurance, by law, in this case, SF.
If you have property damage, it can be covered by your collision or the other party's PD.
State Farm ate personal injury, Geico is eating property damage (car), and SF is eating property damage (contents).
It's extremely easy to have one car accident, and two or three insurance claims open with different insurers because of it.
You claimed 8500 in injuries?
WTF?
Originally posted by: Doboji
Originally posted by: PAB
Originally posted by: EagleKeeper
The problem is that he claimed that it is State Farm that covered costs on the Neon.Originally posted by: mugs
The $2000 was for 2 laptops that were somehow broken when he hopped a curb and "grazed" a pole. I'm sure he'll post pictures of the broken laptops.
Come on man, the guy can only backtrack and make up so many different stories!
If insured by Geico, then Geico should have been responsible for the liabilities.
As you say, he has generated so many stories that he can not keep the facts (to build the stories) straight.
In the state of florida, your PIP ($8500 for the neon) is covered by YOUR insurance, by law, in this case, SF.
If you have property damage, it can be covered by your collision or the other party's PD.
State Farm ate personal injury, Geico is eating property damage (car), and SF is eating property damage (contents).
It's extremely easy to have one car accident, and two or three insurance claims open with different insurers because of it.
You claimed 8500 in injuries?
WTF?
'tis why our insurance rates are going up -- insurance fraud.
PAB smear, my dear dear PAB smear....when will you grow up and learn that even if half of what you say is true no one here really cares or gives a fvck. Everyone hates you, likely your parents do too, though I imagine them to be something like the trailer trash you present yourself to be.
Just end the madness now. I have never seen someone here bring so much sh1t upon themselves intentionally. The fvcked up part is you think you're the helpless victim here, you really do.
I sincerely hope you never breed. You're a prime example in making a case for mandatory neutering and post birth abortions.
Just end the madness now. I have never seen someone here bring so much sh1t upon themselves intentionally. The fvcked up part is you think you're the helpless victim here, you really do.
I sincerely hope you never breed. You're a prime example in making a case for mandatory neutering and post birth abortions.
Born2bwire
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Well at the next job don't be a racist prick. But seriously though, crashing that Neon into a pole was probably the best thing you could do with it. Hopefully you got enough money to splurge the whole $50 to upgrade to a Power Wheel.
Originally posted by: Doboji
Originally posted by: PAB
Originally posted by: EagleKeeper
The problem is that he claimed that it is State Farm that covered costs on the Neon.Originally posted by: mugs
The $2000 was for 2 laptops that were somehow broken when he hopped a curb and "grazed" a pole. I'm sure he'll post pictures of the broken laptops.
Come on man, the guy can only backtrack and make up so many different stories!
If insured by Geico, then Geico should have been responsible for the liabilities.
As you say, he has generated so many stories that he can not keep the facts (to build the stories) straight.
In the state of florida, your PIP ($8500 for the neon) is covered by YOUR insurance, by law, in this case, SF.
If you have property damage, it can be covered by your collision or the other party's PD.
State Farm ate personal injury, Geico is eating property damage (car), and SF is eating property damage (contents).
It's extremely easy to have one car accident, and two or three insurance claims open with different insurers because of it.
You claimed 8500 in injuries?
WTF?
When you have a PIP claim, any money that they give you on PIP is sent directly to hospitals/doctors. I don't see a dime of that.
Thats what the paid, but thats not what I recieved for my injury.
Originally posted by: chambersc
Originally posted by: Doboji
Originally posted by: PAB
Originally posted by: EagleKeeper
The problem is that he claimed that it is State Farm that covered costs on the Neon.Originally posted by: mugs
The $2000 was for 2 laptops that were somehow broken when he hopped a curb and "grazed" a pole. I'm sure he'll post pictures of the broken laptops.
Come on man, the guy can only backtrack and make up so many different stories!
If insured by Geico, then Geico should have been responsible for the liabilities.
As you say, he has generated so many stories that he can not keep the facts (to build the stories) straight.
In the state of florida, your PIP ($8500 for the neon) is covered by YOUR insurance, by law, in this case, SF.
If you have property damage, it can be covered by your collision or the other party's PD.
State Farm ate personal injury, Geico is eating property damage (car), and SF is eating property damage (contents).
It's extremely easy to have one car accident, and two or three insurance claims open with different insurers because of it.
You claimed 8500 in injuries?
WTF?
'tis why our insurance rates are going up -- insurance fraud.
No, your insurance rates are going up because people keep driving into each other.
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