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Courtesy Car - Help!!
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Hi there,
Sorry if I've posted this in the wrong section, but I would grateful for some advice if possible?!
I picked up a courtesy car this morning (mine is in for service). I have just been out to the car park where it has been all day, and have noticed a rather large scratch/damage to the rear near side wheel arch?! Now I know for a fact I haven't done it, and the car I parked next to this morning is still there, so don't think it's them either?? Now my question is, I know it's probably my own fault because I didn't walk round the car when I picked it up, but the person who issued it to me didn't either.......Will I be liable for this damage??
Am really stressing now, I've already been told I need 2 new tyres!!
Please help, it's states I would have to pay £250 excess....and I really can't afford that!!
Thanks for reading xx
Sorry if I've posted this in the wrong section, but I would grateful for some advice if possible?!
I picked up a courtesy car this morning (mine is in for service). I have just been out to the car park where it has been all day, and have noticed a rather large scratch/damage to the rear near side wheel arch?! Now I know for a fact I haven't done it, and the car I parked next to this morning is still there, so don't think it's them either?? Now my question is, I know it's probably my own fault because I didn't walk round the car when I picked it up, but the person who issued it to me didn't either.......Will I be liable for this damage??
Am really stressing now, I've already been told I need 2 new tyres!!
Please help, it's states I would have to pay £250 excess....and I really can't afford that!!
Thanks for reading xx
1% at a time Member 220
Debt 1 = £700 - 1% = £7.00 - 28% :j
Debt 2 = £500 - 1% = £5.00 -33% :j
Debt 3 = £1900 - 1% = £19.00 - 2%
Debt 4 = £8000 :eek: - 1% = £80.00 - 0.5%
Debt 1 = £700 - 1% = £7.00 - 28% :j
Debt 2 = £500 - 1% = £5.00 -33% :j
Debt 3 = £1900 - 1% = £19.00 - 2%
Debt 4 = £8000 :eek: - 1% = £80.00 - 0.5%
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As they did not do a walkaround before they cannot prove it happened while you are responsible.did you sign a form that shows any damage?0
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