SilveradoSlick
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Ouch! Damn, that hurts! I'll bet Phil hurts even worse. Tell the crazy Welshman to keep getting better. Better living through chemistry.
Its probably different in Scotland than the US. There are also a lot of variables that may or may not force insurance companies to cooperate, how did the accident occur, who's at fault, what type of injuries and what might the long term effects from these injuries be for example.Hi all
Phil thanks you for the concern.
He has had the insurance settlement and they gave him book price for the carnage. He did try to buy the bike back but they wanted too much for it, it would have been too much hassle to break and distrabute.
I will get him to give me a blow by blow of what happened and pass it on to you.
Anyone know what the normal modus operandi of the insurance gudgies is when it comes to pay out?
That a new picture of the wife Scab?In my case, the insurance company did a survey of local dealers to determine retail value. This amount was offered as settlement for the totaled bike. Once the offer was accepted by me, they prepared a check. I had to bring them the title for the bike in exchange for the check.Had there been a lein holder on the title, the settlement check would have gone to the leinholder. Once the lein debt was satisfied, any surplus funds would have come back to me.
New for here, but from earlier in her life than my last pic.That a new picture of the wife Scab?
Well, with mine, they did the survey because they did not have enough information for make a value judgement. In truth, the bike was 2 years old, with 29,000 miles. I paid $11,700 for it new. They settled for $11,883. Of course, there were a couple of farkles.Sounds like you guys get screwed from the insurance people. Time to let them know that they are OUR employees and we pay the wages.
Phil got full book price for his bike. He still lost a few bob tho.
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