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Originally Posted by RunNgun
(Post 1399835)
This is the first thing you should have done. Tell them they struck your car, you took pictures, here's your phone number, call immediately before your insurance company does. I mean what the hell, parking guards have nothing to do with this.
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This was my initial intent, but the security personnel I spoke to asked me to give them some time to talk to the owner about it.
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Originally Posted by murphman
(Post 1400093)
woooooooooooooow, this would be so hard for me to not pull out my socket wrench and just start pounding the **** out of their hood
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I know exactly what you mean, but jeopardizing my job over a front bumper didn't seem worth it.
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Originally Posted by gurneyeagle
(Post 1400163)
Seriously, I'd put a note on the car with the picture stating they had 24 hours to contact me with their insurance information before I turned it over to my attorney.
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Believe me, today I was going to take matters into my own hands. I couldn't bare to sit at my desk while nothing was being done.
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Originally Posted by 4r3s
(Post 1400744)
watch, its going to be some super hot chick
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Haha! That would have been awesome, unfortunately it was a middle aged Indian man.
Anyway, this morning I spoke to the security guy and he informed me he had located the owner and he would speak to him. In the end he admitted it was his fault. We exchanged insurance info and he seemed like a nice person and was genuinely apologetic. I'm not sure why it took him this long to respond, but we made progress. But I won't be satisfied until I receive a check or a confirmation from his insurance company that they are going to pay for the repairs. I've had this happen to me in the past; where another guy admitted fault but later I found out he told his insurance company I hit him. With no pictures or witnesses it was his word against mine, and I ended paying for my own repairs. |
