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Easigo Accident Management Company
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sarahg1969 wrote: »I've never heard of them, and I'd personally give them a miss.
Although they are limited and are authorised by the MOJ, the sole Director appears to be a nominee director based in London.
The MOJ shows that they use numerous trading styles:
Easi Go, Easi Go Accident Management, car-claim-2day.com, accidentmanagementservices.com, easigo-rta-claims
The address in London is a mail drop address used by numerous companies to appear to have a prestigious Faringdon address.0 -
If the Insurer is Aviva, just give them a call and ask for the "Innocent Third Parties Dept". They will fall over themselves to sort the claim out for you0
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If you go to Aviva, insist that you want your own choice of garage to do the repairs.0
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The latest info from this is that my insurance ran out on Tuesday.
I phoned up various insurance companies to get a new quote and was told that until liability has been decided the accident has it go as a fault accident by myself. This resulting in my quotes jumping from £475 to £2000+ with most insurance companies not touching me until claim is sorted.
I have spoken to Aviva directly and have now been informed that an engineer is being sent out to put an estimate on my repairs and then a "without prejudice" settlement should be offered.
For the short term until the above is sorted i am without a vehicle as not willing to pay such high costs to obtain insurance.
Seems crazy that the accident currently goes down as possibly my fault as i was not even in the vehicle. i do not see why the insurance companies cannot communicate with each other thus proving there is no chance i will held responsible
I've been told that as soon as the settlement is payed i can put the accident down as none fault and fingers crossed get my quotes back down to around the £500 figure.
If anyone has any comments, advice etc on where to go from here I will fully appriciate it.
thanks
Andrew0
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