when i got off from work i saw my car got a tatoo like this in my rear left side bumper and fender ...
Question: if our company camera did not caught it what happen do u think my policy rate will go up if i claim this to get it fixed???
when i got off from work i saw my car got a tatoo like this in my rear left side bumper and fender ...
Question: if our company camera did not caught it what happen do u think my policy rate will go up if i claim this to get it fixed???
Your rates won't go up since you are not at-fault. Although since the 3rd party is unknown, you have to pay your deductible. Go ahead and claim it if your deductible isn't higher than the repair cost.
ty skarbro + 3 for u
Pay out of pocket... that looks like it just needs a hit of sandpaper and some paint....
look for the asshat who did that to your car, maybe he works there too....look for a car that has some scratches on it....
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wow i dont even know how much my deductable lol
i got to ask my insurance for that, i hope they found out who did it other wise i need a rental car and i have to pay for that from my pocket ... d'oh
(praying) .................................................. ...........amen
judging by the fact that you dont even know what your deductible is...
it's probably 500$
in which case, paying for it out of your own pocket would be the smartest idea, as that wont cost 500$ to repair.
hopefully they caught it on camera, if that happens then you are in the clear! get the other ass to pay for it!
'03 VW GTI - Silverstone Grey
camera is dark cant see shit when we take a look at the morning time no one in there beside my car f$% .... i guess i have to fix that from my own pocket which is suck ggggggggggrrrrrrrr
Can I have my 5 points back....kthnx
I feel bad for what happen to your car Bro. I hope you catch the "KUPAL"!
Sad that people are so sh**ty like that, but they are scuzzy I remember this one time I was at my desk and looking out the window and some girl at my office smacked the whole side of another employees car... she got out.. looked at it... then moved her car to a different spot... I waited to see if she reported it.. but didnt so I did.... when she was questioned she denied it... but when they looked at the cars his beige paint was all over her wheels... and her blue paint was all around his car... so she got into a alot of trouble and in the end was terminated.... if she had been honest it would have been fine.. but she chose to lie....
Will
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I did some consulting work for a nation wide insurance company, and the policy is pretty much the same across the board from what I hear. Any time you make a claim, no matter who's fault it is, you can pretty much expect your insurance to go up when the time comes to renew your insurance for the year... it's just a matter of by what percentage. If it's an accident, someone breaks into your car, scratches the paint, etc...... it doesn't matter if it's your fault or not, any claim made will go on your record. That's why insurance companies kepe records of how many claims you have made. They normally go back 5 years, but I've heard some insurance companies go back even further.....
Rule of thumb, don't claim it unless you really have to. If you can afford to replace what got stolen, pay for the new paint job, fix the dent, etc.... then try to avoid going through insurance.
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thanks p-o-g-i
No problem Tizmee24.....
I know the mark on your car is annoying you (as it would myself if it were my car), but look at the bright side..... it could have been hell of alot worse.
More info...
From the Financial Services Commission of Ontario's website (the Ontario government body that regulates insurance companies) www.fsco.gov.on.ca :
http://www.fsco.gov.on.ca/english/in...InsCompCantUse
What Insurance Companies Can't Use to Determine Rates
Your insurance company cannot use the following rating criteria to determine how much you should pay for automobile insurance:
- credit history,
- bankruptcy,
- employment status,
- whether you own a credit card,
- how long you have lived in your current home,
- not-at-fault accidents,
- whether your vehicle is owned or leased, and
- whether there was a period of time where you had no automobile insurance coverage.
I stand behind Skarbro....
As of this tuesday i just became a quality analyst...but for the past 3 years, i've been a licenced insurance advisor for RBC.
Rates do not go up just because of a claim, it depends on the type of claim. All claims are kept on record and for 6 years as per the Ontario Auto Application. Chargeable accidents are rated for 6 years. Not just any type of claim will affect rates, but are kept on record to review the overall risk and perhaps if any coverages may need to be amended upon renewal.
Last edited by doughboyr6; 08-16-2007 at 12:18 AM.
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thanks guys ill keep that in mind
Well, obviously there is a difference of opinion here…. With both parties having legitimate cases to back them up….
What I would advise Tizmee24 is just ask someone who’s actually been in that situation where they made a claim themselves from a no- fault situation and ask them what happened at the time of there renewal. I could only speak for myself obviously, but when I was in the situation 10 years ago when some lady ran a light and hit me… it affected my insurance come renewal time. I know that was 10 years ago and things change, so just ask someone who has been in a situation recently who is going through renewing their insurance.
Well then Skarbro... you answered my question I was going to ask about your background in insurance because you seem to have a wealth of knowledge!!