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20th July 2017, 16:20 | #11 | |
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LV are my insurers Steve, I contacted them as had doubts the person who reversed into me would contact their and refused to give me the details. Just got off phone to loss adjusters, spoke to a fellow petrol head, gave him a lesson on the range and values. He's going to speak to engineer as could find an Se Cdti auto under £2.5k.. said it was borderline to authorise repair.. if not will do his best to arrange cash in Lieu.. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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Sorry to read this Nige. I shall follow your progress with interest as I have been with LV a few years now. Always found them very helpful but never made a claim and that's when the true worth of a company is known.
Again, so sorry about the car. I'm sure you must be gutted, I know I would be. Nige Last edited by Ennine; 20th July 2017 at 18:16.. Reason: typo |
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If LV won't co-operate, I understand that you can "buy back the salvage" for a nominal price. That allows you to keep your car and repair it as you wish. Of course you won't get the bill paid unless you cann track down the third party's insurers and hold them responsible. It's a minefield. I sympathise. Simon
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It was a mature driver that hit me, think she was hoping it went away more than anything else.. got witnesses.. her company have admitted liability, but something doesn't seem right Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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20th July 2017, 18:34 | #15 | |
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Keep fighting Nige, get hold of the other party's insurance co and make a claim on them directly, then tell your insurance you won't be claiming on them.
You will however, lose your no claims bonus unless it's protected, so make sure you get it back as well from the other insurance company. You are the injured party and there is no blame attached to you, make sure your insurance know this and repeat it to them often. Mick |
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I'm sure that legally the other driver has to give you if you ask their name and address, not their company's name and address, theirs. If they wont, then call the police.
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Sorry to hear this Nigel, i have seen your car and yes, it is a stunning example.
I would be inclined to insist they repair your car, or ask for a cash settlement and source a good used door without Cat C ing the car.
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I do feel for you Nigel - I had someone dent my front passenger door. But no idea who as it was done in a car park with no cctv. Knowing how insurance companies view our cars I have sourced another door from here via the "items wanted" section and hope to fit it soon. Cost of the door is £40 - cheapest dent repair was just under £300.
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Had a similar, are thing last year woman back into my 01 club tourer (170K) anx workhorse condition not show pony, twice with her volvo while it was at the garage havinb some repair work. Went through her insurance they offered me £1200 after taking 125 for scrap value and cat c so took it had to put it back through an mot which I did with the damaged wing and door and it passed, £40 from the wanted see it on got me anew door and wing.
So I would hold out on the price as 1000 is a joke. Oh and when I told my insurance they said cat c uneconomic to repair as long as it's got an mot were not interested. Scott Sent from my SM-T530 using Tapatalk |
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