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Originally Posted by sireousrex' date='Mar 23 2007, 08:23 AM
Tell her to forget about the insurance company. I am sure she can "work" off her debt. 
Btw, how can she file an insurance claim? Neither her car nor her driving caused the damage. Home insurance? She doesn't live there though, right? Is she such a walking hazard she bought insurance on herself?
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Originally Posted by Tommi1980' date='Mar 23 2007, 05:32 AM
dang bro...they had to be really drunk...any of them got injured?, I mean yeah its fearly easy to dent a car but to put a chip in the paint..had to some of a tackle
and ben i have no idea how this is going to work but she needs to figure something out!
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Wonder if homeowners or her parents' homeowners would cover it. One time Rick's shoulder got caught on a shelf in a friend's hallway. Down went a bunch of collectible plates. Our insurance paid out some $ to her.
homeowners would cover it. One time Rick's shoulder got caught on a shelf in a friend's hallway. Down went a bunch of collectible plates. Our insurance paid out some $ to her.
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I think Ben is right... when a dog hit my car it went on the home owners insurance...
you might want to call your ins company - they would waive the "surcharge" but you'd still be hit with the deductable and then have either both or the better looking one of the two "work it off"
you might want to call your ins company - they would waive the "surcharge" but you'd still be hit with the deductable and then have either both or the better looking one of the two "work it off"
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Originally Posted by Bass' date='Mar 23 2007, 05:41 AM
I think Ben is right... when a dog hit my car it went on the home owners insurance...
you might want to call your ins company - they would waive the "surcharge" but you'd still be hit with the deductable and then have either both or the better looking one of the two "work it off"
you might want to call your ins company - they would waive the "surcharge" but you'd still be hit with the deductable and then have either both or the better looking one of the two "work it off"
but they are kinda with a couple of my realy good buddies!! my buddies are actually willind to throw me 500 for my deductable but it wasnt there fault and i just dont feel right takin the money but i cant stand lookin at this Fu**in Fender