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DjSquall 05-12-2010 10:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Jesse_Hunter (Post 534528)
COLT 45! Damn, I knew I forgot something when I was at Piggly Wiggly.

Yep, you forgot the 2 Zig Zags.

Zsteve 05-12-2010 10:47 AM

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Originally Posted by DjSquall (Post 534551)
Yep, you forgot the 2 Zig Zags.

they use blunts now, zig zag to small.

Modshack 05-12-2010 11:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Rick051074 (Post 532913)
Be careful going through your own insurance as you may lose the ability to claim diminished value. Its usually in your policy that they won't pay it. However since you have no agreement with her insurance, you have a better shot of getting them to pay it.

Only 2 states allow diminished value payments through your Ins. co when the other won't cooperate. Don't count on this.

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Originally Posted by Cunnos (Post 533532)
ALSO, i will be hiring a LAWYER to review whether or not to sue her for diminished value or loss of value.


Do not hire a lawyer unless you want to piss away 30-40% of the diminished value award. There are tons of these guys on the internet trolling for business. File a formal claim with the Guilty parties Ins. co. Good companies have dedicated reps that handle this stuff.

BTW, I think you made a big mistake not calling the police...It's now your word against hers, despite the pics. Been there, done that. Allstate, the company that represented the girl that hit the guy behind me who then hit me was a little pissy about "Fault" until they found out there was a Video of the accident that the Police had viewed. Hopefully it all works out..

DjSquall 05-12-2010 11:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Zsteve (Post 534554)
they use blunts now, zig zag to small.

That's why we use a minimum of 2.

Zsteve 05-12-2010 11:22 AM

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Originally Posted by DjSquall (Post 534594)
That's why we use a minimum of 2.

my next DD:

DjSquall 05-12-2010 12:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Zsteve (Post 534597)
my next DD:

Serious business! Forget 1/4 mile, this is the mile high club now!

Cunnos 05-12-2010 01:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Modshack (Post 534592)
Only 2 states allow diminished value payments through your Ins. co when the other won't cooperate. Don't count on this.




Do not hire a lawyer unless you want to piss away 30-40% of the diminished value award. There are tons of these guys on the internet trolling for business. File a formal claim with the Guilty parties Ins. co. Good companies have dedicated reps that handle this stuff.

BTW, I think you made a big mistake not calling the police...It's now your word against hers, despite the pics. Been there, done that. Allstate, the company that represented the girl that hit the guy behind me who then hit me was a little pissy about "Fault" until they found out there was a Video of the accident that the Police had viewed. Hopefully it all works out..

Hey, thanks for responding. I have a witness who saw her backing into the side of me, so i am hoping this can resolve any issues. I also did file a police report. Another question I had, was whether it was worth it. I went to the appraiser yesterday and he is suggesting the side door to be painted, the rear panel to be buffed from dents and painted, a brand new bumper, and also a new tire/rim in the driver rear side. He said most people that make a claim for loss of value have a car with major damage, so im not sure if I should take his word.

I think at the very least I will make a claim with her insurance company. Do i make the claim now or after the work is done on the car?

NYBladeZ 05-12-2010 01:14 PM

make a claim with your insurance company asap!

wishihadnav 05-12-2010 01:15 PM

^^make the claim now..waiting will not help.

Cunnos 05-12-2010 01:18 PM

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Originally Posted by NYBladeZ (Post 534709)
make a claim with your insurance company asap!

Ive already made a claim with my insurance company to go after hers for the damage. My insurance company said i would have to call her company up myself and make the diminished value claim. So i will be doing that today

semtex 05-12-2010 01:27 PM

I would definitely go after DV. The fact of the matter is this. Years from now, when you decide you want to sell your car or trade it in, it is going to show up on a CarFax report that this damage happened. No matter how good the repair is, the fact that the damage is on a report will automatically lower your car's value. That's just the way it is. And this is what DV is meant to address / compensate you for.

Modshack 05-12-2010 01:40 PM

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Originally Posted by NYBladeZ (Post 534709)
make a claim with your insurance company asap!

No!

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Originally Posted by Cunnos (Post 534716)
Ive already made a claim with my insurance company to go after hers for the damage. My insurance company said i would have to call her company up myself and make the diminished value claim. So i will be doing that today

Her insurance company is responsible for your damages and loss of value. What company is this? My experience was with Allstate and it was relatively painless..

wishihadnav 05-12-2010 01:40 PM

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Originally Posted by semtex (Post 534726)
I would definitely go after DV. The fact of the matter is this. Years from now, when you decide you want to sell your car or trade it in, it is going to show up on a CarFax report that this damage happened. No matter how good the repair is, the fact that the damage is on a report will automatically lower your car's value. That's just the way it is. And this is what DV is meant to address / compensate you for.

^^this!..

Cunnos 05-12-2010 01:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Modshack (Post 534738)
No!



Her insurance company is responsible for your damages and loss of value. What company is this? My experience was with Allstate and it was relatively painless..

Her insurance is Metropolitan Life. I am going to address this today, I have heard so many different ways to approach this, but forget about a lawyer, i will be demanding a claim for loss of value.

wishihadnav 05-12-2010 01:46 PM

a lawyer?..typically lawyers will take on BI claims...property damage however may be something that lawyers will not really be interested in...unless its a situation where the PD coverage of the B party has been exhausted..


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