They have records which state she went to A&E but the was no conclusive diagnosis. She's in the process of checking out her options as she's going to need several operations all of which are covered by the NHS but with huge waiting lists.
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They have records which state she went to A&E but the was no conclusive diagnosis. She's in the process of checking out her options as she's going to need several operations all of which are covered by the NHS but with huge waiting lists.
I quite agree, the driver should not have ran into you.
No, of course not.
You have every right to get your car rapaired as it was not your fault.
My beef is your frankly bull**** £4k+ "injury" claim, which we all have to pay for.
Had you been given a few hundred for your "discomfort" then, perhaps fair enough.
I think 'Fox is bang on the money, and I think you know it too.
Hey! enjoy the dosh though!
Not me.
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I see we are back to the good old MikeHiow tactic of making things up in order to support your point of view. You should know by now that such lies don't work. For your information the official approved cost of a Ford Focus 1.6 through credit hire organisations is agreed at £38.30 a day + VAT. Not £130. Credit Hire companies now stick to the ABI maximum agreed settlement rates as they have claims rejected if they don't. These are also maximum settlement rates, they could be even lower.
Why make things up Mike? Why tell us its £130+ a day for a FOcus 1.6 when it isn't? I dont understand why you make things up becuase you always end up getting found out?
Do you make up the other things you tell us as well?
Why should we beleive a word you post? If you are happy to make up things which are easily disproved are we really to beleive you don't do it about things we can never disprove?
Just LOL at you trying to tell us the rate these companies charge a Focus 1.6 at is almost £100 more than the truth!
Rent a van for the day and give old faithful a full on back end blaster while its parked, not that i condone that **** of course
BF of my wifes cousin crashed his car not so long ago - fearing it wouldn't be written off he got it into his head that a "little crash" would make the damage worse and make sure the car would be written off.
He bottled at the last because he didn't want to hurt himself
I swear this is true.Love, 15, to MH by the looks of it Fox?
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TBH, i can see where Fox got his evidence:
http://apps.abi.org.uk/tphire/SupportingDocuments/Car rates wef 1. 7. 10.doc
http://apps.abi.org.uk/tphire/SupportingDocuments/Car rates wef 1. 7. 10.doc
Makes no difference - they'll have been paid £38.20+VAT per day for that Focus irrespective of what the invoice says. They don't get to make up any price they want anymore. What they put on the invoice to make you think you've got thousands for nothing is neither here nor there.
Helphire are a signatory to the ABI's Credit Hire Protocol.
ROFL, that was a pretty damn funny post+retort
Except it doesn't, so calm down. He hasn't destroyed a thing.
No, the association of British insurers says one thing, a copy invoice says another.
It would get thrown out in court. Hence the establishment of the Credit hire protocol to avoid court battles. Helphire are a signatory to The agreement.
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Love all the anti compo whinging in here......yet, you can bet your back side that they would all follow the same claim process for a personal injury had they been in the same situation.
Who gives a monkeys what he got......we pay insurance to cover us for halfwhits driving into us and causing damage/injury. How injured would someone have to be before the OCUK clan didn't bother hunting them down with the PC stick.
has to be said, this forum is full of hypocrites
Who gives a monkeys what he got......we pay insurance to cover us for halfwhits driving into us and causing damage/injury. How injured would someone have to be before the OCUK clan didn't bother hunting them down with the PC stick.
has to be said, this forum is full of hypocrites
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Nice selective reading skill you've got.
couldnt be further from the truth, My car was written off from a rear ender, it was hit so hard the roof bent, I didn't claim for a non existant injury
what do I win?
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Likewise, was in a fiesta which hit a bus, my left clavicle has been funny every since, did i claim, did i heck.
In a Nova which a friend decided to take a roundabout at 60mph, didn't work ended up on two wheels up a kerb with the nova written off, did i claim, did i heck.
Got rear ended in my dads car by some old fool in a Senator, did i claim, did i heck.
Ah the joys of being 18 again!
In a Nova which a friend decided to take a roundabout at 60mph, didn't work ended up on two wheels up a kerb with the nova written off, did i claim, did i heck.
Got rear ended in my dads car by some old fool in a Senator, did i claim, did i heck.
Ah the joys of being 18 again!
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If you suffered injury, a silly person award.
So you're saying he didn't suffer injury? There were you? Registered doctor maybe?
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so you or the driver of the car you were in caused accidents and you didn't claim for some reason? I wonder why?
And again, what did you think you would gain from not claiming for a personal injury? An OCUK award for not increasing insurance costs?
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Because i was brought up with morals thats why, just because every man and his dog is claiming doesn't mean i should, i have no intention of falsely claiming money off a company for an injury that's hard to disprove.