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the yorkshire stone was her garden wall they kicked down to get bricks,

 

complete bastards, i've just been and got some other wheels for the time being for her.

 

cost £100 now, because someone else nicked them.

 

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are the wheels not covered on insurance ???

 

by time you make a claim and pay your excess then next year your premium goes up for the sake of £100 for set of 2nd hand rims its the cheaper option in long run

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That pic reminds me of a mate going back 20ish years ago who took a girl home in the early hours after a night out she said come in etc etc he came out an hour later got in fired up the car let the clutch up and .....nothing so got out and discovered the wheels missing.................it was discovered a few weeks later that it was the girls brother and was a set up and the car was a mint MK2 RS2000................needles to say that was 1 thieveing b%*%*%*d that got justice.................i hope you discover who thieved your wheels....

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You can't own nothing these days without it being nicked :roll:

 

I put it down to jealousy, they can't afford em and want them, you have em, easier to steal than save up to buy some of their own :roll:

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insurance is £300 excess and she can't afford that atm,

 

but the brickes have bent the side skirts and scratchjed it all, brake discs were digging in the ground.

 

i think she will soon be making a claim when shes got the money.

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insurance is £300 excess and she can't afford that atm,

 

but the brickes have bent the side skirts and scratchjed it all, brake discs were digging in the ground.

 

i think she will soon be making a claim when shes got the money.

 

She doesn't have to pay the excess up front, they deduct it from the amount they pay her. If she's intending to make a claim, make sure it's reported to the police and raise the claim now. To leave it and raise it later may have the insurers asking awkward questions about why.

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insurance is £300 excess and she can't afford that atm,

 

but the brickes have bent the side skirts and scratchjed it all, brake discs were digging in the ground.

 

i think she will soon be making a claim when shes got the money.

 

She doesn't have to pay the excess up front, they deduct it from the amount they pay her. If she's intending to make a claim, make sure it's reported to the police and raise the claim now. To leave it and raise it later may have the insurers asking awkward questions about why.

 

Spot on :thumbsup:

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ill speak with her, but tesco told her that her excess is £300, ill find out and tell her to put the claim in.

 

that just means they deduct the first £300 that they pay out.

 

Tesco insurance? Poor girl, Tesco are absolutely the worst payers out there. :(

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Thats ok if they write it off, just get the payout and ask to keep the salvage, they will deduct the salvage price (not much) from the payout...

You get a payout and keep the car..... :thumbsup:

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Thats ok if they write it off, just get the payout and ask to keep the salvage, they will deduct the salvage price (not much) from the payout...

You get a payout and keep the car..... :thumbsup:

 

:ykt:

 

You may be able to get a cash settlement for the repair work.

 

Someone reversed into my Fiesta a year ago, it was only a small dent in the wing, they sent someone out to value the car (after much debate) the value was £1550, they repair work cam out at £1100 which was on the limit of writing the car off. The offered me that amount and I could repair the car myself. I took the money and still haven't repaired the car (its only a small dent.) I only paid £1000 for the car. I have a free car !! :mrgreen:

 

I claimed of off their insurance, not my own, the only difference I can see is that you'll be £300 down because of the excess :thumbsup:

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cheeky twats arnt they

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