Rear ended in my hire car

caronoel

davemorton wrote: »

:rotfl:
caronoel - I was going to reply, but thought what I wanted to say would get me a warning, so it is deleted.

Instead I will just say, don't you think it is people like yourself that pull the 'racist card' out at every possibility are the problem here?
No?
I guessed not.
Doing much more harm than good my dear fellow.

Racism should be challenged at all levels.

It mightnt be popular with some, but it is everyone's responsibility to call it out when they see it.

SouthLondonUser

@Car54, the question can be rephrased as: would insurers find out? I am not advocating violating contractual terms, of course, I just want to understand if insurers would find out.

Car_54

SouthLondonUser wrote: »

@Car54, the question can be rephrased as: would insurers find out? I am not advocating violating contractual terms, of course, I just want to understand if insurers would find out.

I don't know whether the insurers would find out.

But I do know that deliberate non-declaration is not "violating contractual terms" it is fraud.

It's good to know that you're not advocating it.

Car_54

caronoel wrote: »

Racism should be challenged at all levels.

It mightnt be popular with some, but it is everyone's responsibility to call it out when they see it.

Is it? Under what law?

davemorton

caronoel wrote: »

Racism should be challenged at all levels.

It mightnt be popular with some, but it is everyone's responsibility to call it out when they see it.

Does all levels include when it is not even there? Should we all look at how we can twist the reality to create a problem?
Anyway, I'm out now, I think we have all derailed the OP's thread enough.