Chrissy
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thought so. go here for more info http://www.theclaimsconnection.co.uk/hit-and-run-accident.html
i have heard it takes a while for the money to come through but if you have to pay to have it repaired anyway you have nothing to loose. good luck.
i have heard it takes a while for the money to come through but if you have to pay to have it repaired anyway you have nothing to loose. good luck.
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needles
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Iannez, you've made my evening a whole lot brighter thank you!
I'll investigate all avenue's in tring to get my damage paid for!....with december being a my month for car insurance £913, car tax £104 and christmas presents..£400(roughly) as a lot of you can relate to spare cash is err.......non existant!
Like my mother keeps tellin me "all the joys of running an expensive car!''.....yeah thanks for that mum
I'll investigate all avenue's in tring to get my damage paid for!....with december being a my month for car insurance £913, car tax £104 and christmas presents..£400(roughly) as a lot of you can relate to spare cash is err.......non existant!Like my mother keeps tellin me "all the joys of running an expensive car!''.....yeah thanks for that mum
I've dealt with the MIB before and they are a nice bunch of people but it's worth noting the following:
PLEASE NOTE THE MIB WILL ONLY DEAL WITH REPAIR COSTS IF THE OTHER VEHICLE IS IDENTIFIED OR TRACED - ANY CLAIM IS SUBJECT TO A £300 Excess.
If you can't find the car that hit yours you don't have much of a chance.
PLEASE NOTE THE MIB WILL ONLY DEAL WITH REPAIR COSTS IF THE OTHER VEHICLE IS IDENTIFIED OR TRACED - ANY CLAIM IS SUBJECT TO A £300 Excess.
If you can't find the car that hit yours you don't have much of a chance.
Also if they cannot find the other vehicle it goes down as a "fault" claim.
By the way, do you know that you are "supposed" to disclose this sort of thing to your insurance companies anyway (the small print says have you or your vehicle been involved in any accident) this does not mean have you claimed.
Ok so I guess no-one does, but its another way the Ins company try to screw everyone anyway, if you say yes, they raise your premium, if you say no, and they find out you lied, then you aint insured.
I feel for you mate, hope you get it sorted out soon and it doesnt skint you.
