So I dinged a tazz

[Polymathic]

Record him then

Is that legal though?

 

[Kosmik]

Is that legal though?

Fully. Only one party of a conversation is required to consent to a recording OR if it is done in a business medium, they can as well without others knowledge.

 

[Steamy Tom]

This guy is only calls refuses to communicate on any other medium

don't indulge him, its that simple, don't answer his calls, send him a message and explain your terms. if he calls on a private number or another number tell him you made it clear how to contact you and put the phone down in his ear.

 

[Craig_]

This guy is only calls refuses to communicate on any other medium

Do what steamy says, just block his calls or tell him t gfhimself. Don't even bother to converse what people that are like that. He is trying to extort money out of you.
Or tell him to contact your insurance.

don't indulge him, its that simple, don't answer his calls, send him a message and explain your terms. if he calls on a private number or another number tell him you made it clear how to contact you and put the phone down in his ear.

 

[ToxicBunny]

You've notified your insurance...

As has been said, he must deal with your insurance now, not you. Simple. When he phones, answer and when he starts go "Sorry sir, you have been informed that my insurance are now dealing with this issue and you have been given all the relevant details, please contact them" then hang up...
Repeat ad infinitum.

 

[Lupus]

You've notified your insurance...

As has been said, he must deal with your insurance now, not you. Simple. When he phones, answer and when he starts go "Sorry sir, you have been informed that my insurance are now dealing with this issue and you have been given all the relevant details, please contact them" then hang up...
Repeat ad infinitum.

Depends on what he told insurance, if he told insurance there's going to be a third party claim, this is the guys details and and, than sure. But if he said that he'll sort it out himself, there they might just say oh well good luck.

 

[ToxicBunny]

Depends on what he told insurance, if he told insurance there's going to be a third party claim, this is the guys details and and, than sure. But if he said that he'll sort it out himself, there they might just say oh well good luck.

If he said the latter, he's an idiot.

You pay insurance to deal with this shyte... period.

 

[RedViking]

If he said the latter, he's an idiot.

You pay insurance to deal with this shyte... period.

Someone bumped my mom's car. Insurance said it will cost 9 000 to fix but she must pay 6 000... What the hell?

 

[ToxicBunny]

Someone bumped my mom's car. Insurance said it will cost 9 000 to fix but she must pay 6 000... What the hell?

Excess. she had obviously paid reduced premiums with a higher excess

 

[RedViking]

Excess. she had obviously paid reduced premiums with a higher excess

Okay I just checked. She claimed earlier because of a device that got damaged. Because it is her second claim in a year she is getting screwed.

 

[supersunbird]

Okay I just checked. She claimed earlier because of a device that got damaged. Because it is her second claim in a year she is getting screwed.

An extra excess because more than 1 claim in a year?

 

[Gtx Gaming]

An extra excess because more than 1 claim in a year?

sounds like outsurance

 

[ToxicBunny]

Okay I just checked. She claimed earlier because of a device that got damaged. Because it is her second claim in a year she is getting screwed.

That sounds fscking whacky...

I've claimed 3 times in one year, only ever paid the standard excesses on the claims.

 

[RedViking]

An extra excess because more than 1 claim in a year?

Yeah it is rubbish. Gonna contact the broker and find out what he says. If it is two motor vehicle accidents I can understand (well sort off, I'll be moving insurance now that I know this and they want her to pay 75%, that is sick). But the other items fall under ALL RISK.