Car reversed in to by neighbour

Happychappy

Quote: Originally Posted by waynedance
Clicked on the post but toooooo much to read so no help here, sorry.

SHIPSHAPE wrote: »

What a curiously unhelpful post with a bizarre need to comment on.

It took all of a few seconds to read!:(

Ahhh but when your the leader of the free world and not a second to spare, you may then understand :rotfl: they really do walk amongst us

chib

SHIPSHAPE wrote: »

What a curiously unhelpful post with a bizarre need to comment on.

It took all of a few seconds to read!:(

atrixblue.-MFR-. wrote: »

post number 3 is useless, OP, speed things up by calling the insurer and asking them to hurry along with getting you out a hire car.

redped wrote: »

If you find 280 words too much to read, you're in for a big shock if you ever decide to read a book :rotfl:

Posts like this should be reported as spam, then a moderator will remove it.

I was in a similar situation a few years ago, the third party insurance called me before I called my own insurance and had offered a repair and loan car throughout the duration. When I called my own insurance company, they recorded it and advised I could call them if I had issues with the third party.

redped

chib wrote: »

Posts like this should be reported as spam, then a moderator will remove it.

Why? Is it against forum policy to point out unhelpful posts?

You sound like a real bundle of laughs :rotfl:

atrixblue.-MFR-.

chib wrote: »

Posts like this should be reported as spam, then a moderator will remove it.

I was in a similar situation a few years ago, the third party insurance called me before I called my own insurance and had offered a repair and loan car throughout the duration. When I called my own insurance company, they recorded it and advised I could call them if I had issues with the third party.

my post contains usefull info.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:mad:

chib

Sorry folks for the confusion, I was referring to Post #3 and not yours.

jaydeeuk1

neilmcl wrote: »

OP, any news?

Cheers for all the comments. Had a closer inspection and it isn't drivable, the plastic guards under the bumper have broken and dragging on the wheel, also bump is just an inch or two from rear shock. As it's under finance I'd want it towed to Toyota in Derby and let them sort it. So if Toyota finance do moan about repair quality, it's tough.

Other issue is that their claims dept is closed till Monday! Unless someone knows otherwise. It's coop

neilmcl

jaydeeuk1 wrote: »

Other issue is that their claims dept is closed till Monday! Unless someone knows otherwise. It's coop

Well, you know what to do first thing tomorrow.

jaydeeuk1

Ok, rang the coop just now, but because I'm the 3rd party they can't deal with me (even though they took the details on Friday) I have to email in to some address as they don't have incoming call access....

Anyone ever dealt with these before? Can see this dragging itself out... Would just get it towed and repaired at Derby Toyota and then claim, but I can barely afford the tow fee at the minute!

sharpy2010

SHIPSHAPE wrote: »

What a curiously unhelpful post with a bizarre need to comment on.

It took all of a few seconds to read!:(

Just read Waynedances other posts. Quite clearly a weirdo.