Accident problem. Dealing with a dangerous and unpredictable woman. Need advice

Franz_Ferdinand

Nomad44 wrote: »

Well no, but I'm not very savvy when it comes to strangers and cars. I never set out to cover it up. I set out to pay for the damages out of my own pocket. Never knew what was involved in such circumstances

I beg to differ with that.

1. You didn't tell your boss.
2. You've tried to hide it from the companies insurance company.
3. If you have your own car or are a named driver anywhere else you've tried to cover it up from those insurance companies too.

glentoran99

And once shes fleeced you there is nothing to stop her going through her insurance and fleecing you again


Compensation can take a wee while to set in

Nomad44

Franz_Ferdinand wrote: »

I beg to differ with that.

1. You didn't tell your boss.
2. You've tried to hide it from the companies insurance company.
3. If you have your own car or are a named driver anywhere else you've tried to cover it up from those insurance companies too.

Well we can agree to disagree then. I've not tried to hide it from anyone. My vehicle suffered no damage. I asked her if we could deal with it without the insurance company. She agreed. End of Story. What came after is what I'm asking you about. She has shut me out so I can only assume she has reported this to the insurance company which means I'll be hearing from my boss soon. Bit of a !!!!!! thing to do imo, but as I said earlier, she wants maximum impact.

Nomad44

glentoran99 wrote: »

And once shes fleeced you there is nothing to stop her going through her insurance and fleecing you again


Compensation can take a wee while to set in

except that I have the receipt

Franz_Ferdinand

Nomad44 wrote: »

Well we can agree to disagree then. I've not tried to hide it from anyone. My vehicle suffered no damage. I asked her if we could deal with it without the insurance company. She agreed. End of Story. What came after is what I'm asking you about. She has shut me out so I can only assume she has reported this to the insurance company which means I'll be hearing from my boss soon. Bit of a !!!!!! thing to do imo, but as I said earlier, she wants maximum impact.

If that's how you want to play it?

You've tried to avoid your boss and any insurance finding out about it.

You're tied up in fraud and deciept. Basically you're dishonest.

Franz_Ferdinand

Nomad44 wrote: »

except that I have the receipt

Good a paper record, evidence of your intended fraud. :rotfl:

glentoran99

Nomad44 wrote: »

except that I have the receipt

Receipt for what? you have paid her whiplash claim?

Nomad44

Would anyone advise telling my boss about it first thing, before she gets a chance to?

Nomad44

glentoran99 wrote: »

Receipt for what? you have paid her whiplash claim?

Why would I do that? that had nothing to do with me

[Deleted User]

Nomad44 wrote: »

Why would I do that? that had nothing to do with me

Did you collide with her?