2nd time getting owned by a central american driving a massive SUV
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pronounced tech
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From: down at Va Beach
2nd time getting owned by a central american driving a massive SUV
hasnt even been 2 yrs since some feg eatin fried chicken rear-ended my accord and now this. some retard driving a 99 chevy 2500 runs into me while everyone was stopped at a red light. happened a little more than an hour ago while on my way back from the mall...
:wtf:
i HATE having to go through insurance to do all this garbage. and last time i got screwed when i resold the accord and Progressive (other guys insurance) gave me "their word" that theyd reimburse me for any money id lose on resale b/c of the accident. well when time came they never backed me up b/c they said i didnt have proof of that agreement in writing (lesson learned).
ive heard of people getting lawyers to settle these things to the fullest and although i didnt do that last time and would rather not, would it be a wise thing to do? i know my resale will drop and my own insurance will go up (from what ive heard) along w/ a shitload of inconveniences til this thing gets repaired. plus i feel like i need to go to the hospital tomorrow to make sure my lower back isnt overly damaged. right now my right lower-back area is really sore. cant even try touching my toes before i feel pain. its weird cuz i didnt feel pain til way later a few yrs ago
anyway, im about to call the guys insurance to get things rolling. any words of advice that may be helpful? appreciate it, guys :hs:
:wtf:
i HATE having to go through insurance to do all this garbage. and last time i got screwed when i resold the accord and Progressive (other guys insurance) gave me "their word" that theyd reimburse me for any money id lose on resale b/c of the accident. well when time came they never backed me up b/c they said i didnt have proof of that agreement in writing (lesson learned).
ive heard of people getting lawyers to settle these things to the fullest and although i didnt do that last time and would rather not, would it be a wise thing to do? i know my resale will drop and my own insurance will go up (from what ive heard) along w/ a shitload of inconveniences til this thing gets repaired. plus i feel like i need to go to the hospital tomorrow to make sure my lower back isnt overly damaged. right now my right lower-back area is really sore. cant even try touching my toes before i feel pain. its weird cuz i didnt feel pain til way later a few yrs ago
anyway, im about to call the guys insurance to get things rolling. any words of advice that may be helpful? appreciate it, guys :hs:
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pronounced tech
Joined: Sep 2004
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From: down at Va Beach
That sucks....
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