Car Stolen?

esmerobbo

King123 wrote: »

Nothing on both car number plates.

Have you a policy with the original Reg no on it, MID do make mistakes.

Looking at this whole mess, I think you may have seen the last of your car and your money.

King123

esmerobbo wrote: »

Have you a policy with the original Reg no on it, MID do make mistakes.

Looking at this whole mess, I think you may have seen the last of your car and your money.

Yes put both in and nothing comes up.

iamana1ias

King123 wrote: »

She is on the same policy.

Whose name is the policy in?

King123

iamana1ias wrote: »

Whose name is the policy in?

Mine but she is a named driver.. I am not trying to front any insurance, she just deals with all this stuff.

Gordon_Hose

Named drivers can't amend anything on an insurance policy. If she did ring up and inform them of the mods, they should have told her to run along and get the policy holder.

For something as important as car insurance you should be doing it yourself, and not relying on other people. At least that way there's no comeback when it goes wrong, like it has now.

King123

Gordon_Hose wrote: »

Named drivers can't amend anything on an insurance policy. If she did ring up and inform them of the mods, they should have told her to run along and get the policy holder.

For something as important as car insurance you should be doing it yourself, and not relying on other people. At least that way there's no comeback when it goes wrong, like it has now.

Tell me about it!

patman99

You could always try suing the gym owners for failing to provide a secure environment.

rev_henry

You all seem to be missing the fact that the car has been STOLEN. So a loss adjuster can't come round and look at the car and see the mods, so the mods don't exist.
Do you have any kind of proof of postage of the letter?

custardy

rev_henry wrote: »

You all seem to be missing the fact that the car has been STOLEN. So a loss adjuster can't come round and look at the car and see the mods, so the mods don't exist.
Do you have any kind of proof of postage of the letter?

nor will they find any car on the database that matches the registration plate
proof of postage on the letter will mean nothing
that type of letter requires recorded delivery

Cash-Strapped.T32

rev_henry wrote: »

You all seem to be missing the fact that the car has been STOLEN. So a loss adjuster can't come round and look at the car and see the mods, so the mods don't exist.
Do you have any kind of proof of postage of the letter?

Can I take it from all the above posts then, that some lads stole your car, and in an effort to avoid it flagging up as stolen on police numberplate cams, replaced your legitimate numberplate with an off the shelf plate?