No curb capable of doing any appreciable damage at 40mph is shallow enough for a Neon to climb. Make all the excuses you want. It just shows that you're just a pathetic little tit looking for acceptance - which you're not going to find on this forum, and you sure as fvck aren't going to find in me.
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Not that I'm standing up for anyone.. but http://img381.imageshack.us/my.php?image=dsc001600ji.jpg cost the insurance company about $6800.. :/ Also had to replace the rear bumper for some damage too, which obviously isn't visible in that picture.
You put those on INSURANCE??:|
I hate you. My premiums would be sooo much lower if we drowned people like you in the pool.
Yeah, why don't you tell me about those medical claims? Lemme guess, massages to ease your "stiff neck"?:roll:
Look a little farther down, Whoozyerdaddy was joking.The reason for the high cost is on the extreme right edge of that photo.
Dodges are made of paper and wood, and as such, are cheap to fix.
You suffered $8500 worth of injuries in that collision? What, are you like made of glass or eggs or something?
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I love how that Neon that he had had for 3 days suddenly had $2000 worth of personal property in it that was somehow destroyed in a sideswipe and how there are now $8500 in injuries in that crash. He's such a stoic to have been so injured and not mention it once in the two weeks the thread ran here about the Neon crash.
PAB, whoever you are, please by all means check around the state of Florida (is that where you are from?).... This replacment cost is allowed by the state legilature and is done by every insurance company I know in the state. After hurricane Andrew (1992), there were boat loads of peole in South Florida that made out like badits. They received a fat check for 250K and left the house in ruins and moved to another city / state. Guess what, the HOA's, Condo Associations, cities, and the state don't want that to happen again. Did you replace your items?
Let me tell you how it worked for a lot of clients in central Florida after the 04 hurricanes. Client goes to furniture store and expalins claim (like thousands of others). Pays for 1/2 of item, get receipt, faxes to insurance comany, gets other 1/2 of money, furniture store delivers.
If you have a problem with the system, vote against Gallagher who created the mess in FL in the homeowner's industry. If you chose not to replace your contents / roof, you have a cash value policy (it's in black in white).
Just FYI.... SF underwriters do not take into account an act of god for a claims cancellation (i.e. hurricanes)... You cars can be cancelled separately from the home. Are you getting a warning letter or a cancellation letter? What line auto or home? You are very vague??
I cant believe how PAB went from someone who was almost worshipped to probably one of the most hated members on this forum. :laugh:
I'm negotiating supplemental. I pitched a bitch about diminished value and how their numbers were way off.
Oh, its improbable for me to have $2000 in personal property? That's rich.
Oh, and for two people in the car - $8500 dosen't go far. If I had crashed into the 76 year old like eyemwing had suggested, figure $20k each person all around.
How did you manage to have to PIP (personal injury protection) claims at 8500 each? PIP covers injuries, loss of wages, etc..? Is 8500 the max in your state? What state do you live in?
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