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Originally Posted by jfelbab  Matt, you can contact your own insurance company and have the damage fixed under your comprehensive coverage they will get your vehicle fixed in a timely manner at a place of your choosing and subrogate the charges back to the woman's insurance company. You have to pay your deductible up front but you will get that back during the subrogation. No need to even put up with that other companies BS.
Call your agent and discuss this with him. |
Thing is, its not my car, its not insured under my name (its under the company's). So unless my company wants to pay the $500 ded. and face an increase in rates (which they don't want), it won't go that route. It would only go that route if the lady didn't have insurance, but fortunately (or unfortunately) she does. Oh well, it'll get fixed...but if it was my personal car, I'd be going about all of this a completely different way!
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Originally Posted by SuperBee364 Don't come to utah. Everyone drives SUV's while talking on cell phones, while trying to keep 6 kids under control, while trying to bottle feed the kid in the back seat, while trying to change lanes. Welcome to Utah, please get in the far right lane to pass.
My next bumper sticker: It's a *car* NOT a phone booth! Shut up, and DRIVE!
(Rhianna would be proud) |
Ha, Wisconsin is the same. You pass in the right lane. It's actually worse there than in IL...I've even seen some "brows" on cars that says "If you're reading this, move the F*** over!". Pretty funny, but the people probably won't even look back to see it!
