Outsurance defends Lying client with threats

Necropolis said:
It should be mandatory for all road users.
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3rd party insurance used to be mandatory in the apartheid era.
You had to display both a license disc and a 3rd party insurance disc on your windscreen.
 
Paul_S said:
3rd party insurance used to be mandatory in the apartheid era.
You had to display both a license disc and a 3rd party insurance disc on your windscreen.
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This should return, 3rd party is not too costly.. but i reckon this will lead to 'health checks' and unroadworthy cars & taxi's getting taken off roads which won't please some in power :P

I wonder if municipality can't enforce such a thing, heck even on a provincial level (remember u need to register car..). heck they can team up with groups of insurance companies to include into car fees where no external insurance is used.
 
Good day

The matter was discussed with you at length by our liabilities department as well as our attorneys. Our client is not the cause of the accident and therefore we cannot pay your claim. From the video footage you provided, we note that you were reversing for a distance of approximately 20 metres and relatively fast in order to exit the parking area. It must be noted that there were car guards and children in the parking area when you were reversing. Our client moved out of a parking area in a bakkie and just had her rear wheel out of the parking when the collision occurred. Our client advised that you admitted on the scene that wanted to make a quick getaway as you were in a hurry. We understand your financial loss, however, our client is not the liable party who caused the accident, and we will therefore defend any claim against her that you might make. Regards, Dinky
 
DinkyW said:
Good day

The matter was discussed with you at length by our liabilities department as well as our attorneys. Our client is not the cause of the accident and therefore we cannot pay your claim. From the video footage you provided, we note that you were reversing for a distance of approximately 20 metres and relatively fast in order to exit the parking area. It must be noted that there were car guards and children in the parking area when you were reversing. Our client moved out of a parking area in a bakkie and just had her rear wheel out of the parking when the collision occurred. Our client advised that you admitted on the scene that wanted to make a quick getaway as you were in a hurry. We understand your financial loss, however, our client is not the liable party who caused the accident, and we will therefore defend any claim against her that you might make. Regards, Dinky
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Ok so what i understand he OP was already out of his parking spot
Your client did not see him reversing
Were your client not supose to look and see if it us safe to reverse out of parking spot ?
 
DinkyW said:
Good day

The matter was discussed with you at length by our liabilities department as well as our attorneys. Our client is not the cause of the accident and therefore we cannot pay your claim. From the video footage you provided, we note that you were reversing for a distance of approximately 20 metres and relatively fast in order to exit the parking area. It must be noted that there were car guards and children in the parking area when you were reversing. Our client moved out of a parking area in a bakkie and just had her rear wheel out of the parking when the collision occurred. Our client advised that you admitted on the scene that wanted to make a quick getaway as you were in a hurry. We understand your financial loss, however, our client is not the liable party who caused the accident, and we will therefore defend any claim against her that you might make. Regards, Dinky
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Are you a representative for Outsurance?

If not, how do you fit into this?
 
If Dinky does work for Outsurance surely he shouldn't be posting that in the open?
 
Hmm, wouldn't the party moving out of the bay without looking always be the guilty party ?

Is it actually relevant that the OP was in reverse, and you can't go that fast in reverse anyway.

Would love to see the video.
 
Necropolis said:
If Dinky does work for Outsurance surely he shouldn't be posting that in the open?
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The OP kind of started the public mudslinging and someone apparently posted a link to this thread on social media for Outsurance's attention.
 
Who reverses for 20 metres anyway? How uncomfortable. Surely it is easier just to turn around?
 
IMHO revering or driving forward in a parking lane is irrelevant. Seems the biath did not look where she was going by just reversing out of the parking bay. Son sorry DinkyDear I hope the OP see you in court. Insurance agents are mostly idiots trying to get out of their dues as far as possible.

NO outsurance for me thanks. Scoundrels.
 
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bokdrol said:
Who reverses for 20 metres anyway? How uncomfortable. Surely it is easier just to turn around?
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Would have possibly made no difference in the outcome. Some parking lanes are closed and damn narrow. I always try to avoid them.
 
I'd just like to confirm that DinkyW does work for Outsurance.

She helped me with a claim a while ago with a vehicle that had been written off. At the time Outsurance were trying to sue me for storage costs for said written off vehicle, even though they'd received all paperwork from me and the delays were on their end. I wasn't getting any joy from the call centre and Outsurance were merrily trying to sue. DinkyW resolved the matter.

I promptly switched insurers after that, but DinkyW's service nonetheless was good.
 
jsheed_sa said:
I'd just like to confirm that DinkyW does work for Outsurance.

She helped me with a claim a while ago with a vehicle that had been written off. At the time Outsurance were trying to sue me for storage costs for said written off vehicle, even though they'd received all paperwork from me and the delays were on their end. I wasn't getting any joy from the call centre and Outsurance were merrily trying to sue. DinkyW resolved the matter.

I promptly switched insurers after that, but DinkyW's service nonetheless was good.
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Seems to me only for select individuals. Anyway I hope the OP manage to take them on in court with success.
 
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