"why do you have that insurance company?"
06-09-2015, 01:53 PM
#221
I left a comment on the Comcast facebook once saying how ridiculous it is that they can't figure out my internet problems. They were fixed within two days. The FB monitor forwarded my info to the West coast rep. etc. I had been battling with them for a month prior.
06-09-2015, 02:43 PM
#222
Registered User
Originally Posted by orangebarius' timestamp='1433880022' post='23642265
paul, this is ridiculous. go get your damn car back. get angry. demand your car back. don't be so passive in this situation. red needs you.
the marketing intern who runs their fb page isn't going to do anything.
the marketing intern who runs their fb page isn't going to do anything.
I left a comment on the Comcast facebook once saying how ridiculous it is that they can't figure out my internet problems. They were fixed within two days. The FB monitor forwarded my info to the West coast rep. etc. I had been battling with them for a month prior.
Not at all the same degree of issue in scope of dollar amount, but social media does have an impact.
Be sure to link this thread.
06-09-2015, 02:52 PM
#223
this is far beyond social media. this is in their legal dept. they will just keep deleting your comments. they don't care.
paul, you need to be aggressive and go get red. i've read this thread for too long. don't sit back and wait for them to take the next step. they stole your car. go rescue her.
paul, you need to be aggressive and go get red. i've read this thread for too long. don't sit back and wait for them to take the next step. they stole your car. go rescue her.
06-09-2015, 04:11 PM
#224
Community Organizer
File a police report for a stolen car. 
06-09-2015, 04:57 PM
#225
Administrator
I'm curious as to what nibble's insurance policy says. One of the many reasons I quit autocrossing was because my policy stated pretty clearly that it does not cover vehicles that participate in "timed events," etc. That is not what my policy said word-for-word but it was a broad statement that I interpreted as "it doesn't matter where your incident occurs, if we can prove that you autocross this vehicle, we're denying coverage." That might not be nibble's case and I am not saying that the insurer's delay is justified, 
but I wonder if that is what is holding up the claim process. 
but I wonder if that is what is holding up the claim process.
06-09-2015, 07:21 PM
#226
Thread Starter
06-10-2015, 02:38 AM
#227
I'm curious as to what nibble's insurance policy says. One of the many reasons I quit autocrossing was because my policy stated pretty clearly that it does not cover vehicles that participate in "timed events," etc. That is not what my policy said word-for-word but it was a broad statement that I interpreted as "it doesn't matter where your incident occurs, if we can prove that you autocross this vehicle, we're denying coverage." That might not be nibble's case and I am not saying that the insurer's delay is justified, but I wonder if that is what is holding up the claim process.
but I wonder if that is what is holding up the claim process. But don't forget his accident happened on a public road, not at the event, and HPDE is not timed like autox.
06-10-2015, 03:33 AM
#228
What does it cost to store a car in an impound lot for 8 months?
Who pays for that?
If you are found at Fault you do Paul?
If it's Esurance do they? Surely someone must be looking at these costs!
Who pays for that?
If you are found at Fault you do Paul?
If it's Esurance do they? Surely someone must be looking at these costs!
06-10-2015, 03:49 AM
#229
Originally Posted by S2KNJ
What does it cost to store a car in an impound lot for 8 months?
Who pays for that?
If you are found at Fault you do Paul?
If it's Esurance do they? Surely someone must be looking at these costs!
Who pays for that?
If you are found at Fault you do Paul?
If it's Esurance do they? Surely someone must be looking at these costs!
Paul, do you even know where your car is? A lot of cars held in lots aren't treated the best and end up with missing parts.
