Time changes nothing, 30 odd yrs ago (I was 17)had similar situation to you guys . Pulled out on roundabout, all clear, car in front driven by asian gentlemen in an old rust heap, pulled up sharpish bang I hit the car at low speed.
Got out of car asked the obvious questions 'why did you stop on a clear roundabout' rust all over the tarmac, gave them my home phone number (no mobiles then LOL ) told my old man- right old paddy.
Received phone call and offered them a cash payment for value of car. Met them at Tesco's car park, had a bit of a dance; never heard of them since...
Moral of the story is, have the insurance companies learn't nothing after all this time!
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parishpaver
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Too much damage in one hit and they'll just claim on their insurance.GB_Groundworks wrote:A 50/50 mix of nitromors and water in a bucket chucked over his car one night would be too good for that kind of scum
Far better to do bits, little and often.
Before long the car will look like a right shagger. :;):
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henpecked
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I argued it was a no fault claim, but deaf ears and £600 added to policy
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michaelthegardener
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i slid in to a parked ford KA a couple of years back on ice bitch tried to sue me to cos my insurance wouldnt pay for the front end to be fixed (new bumper respray etc) because i hit the back corner the ccj had all that driveing at speed bollocks to even though no one at all saw it :rock: wish id just driven off