Accident.

IT Insider · 26 Mar 2007 at 17:09

cheets64 said:
I am a believer of what goes around comes around, claiming on a whim, next time you could be claiming that you need 24 hour care, but I am not judging.

[TW]Fox I always wondered if you are Conservative party member? I just get that feeling from your posts.

More like the Stalin party of Communism....!

Oblivious · 26 Mar 2007 at 17:24

cheets64 said:
[TW]Fox I always wondered if you are Conservative party member? I just get that feeling from your posts.

How does that have any relevance whatsoever?

Tom|Nbk · 26 Mar 2007 at 17:38

IT Insider said:
More like the Stalin party of Communism....!

Do you have MSN mate got a quick query.

Tom|Nbk · 31 Mar 2007 at 15:56

Very impressed with Help Hire, they have supplied me with an "upgrade" hire car, A Citroen C4 2k on the clock 56 plate, absoloutly gorgeous car imo, carbon fiber trim, everything digital, tachometre, speedo etc. suede arm rests. Been out all day in it definetly a lovely car. Expecting the Focus back on Thursday at the earliest.

Malt_Vinegar · 31 Mar 2007 at 16:27

EMA - Makes my blood boil.

[TW]Fox · 31 Mar 2007 at 16:31

cheets64 said:
[TW]Fox I always wondered if you are Conservative party member? I just get that feeling from your posts.

I am not a member of any political party although in terms of who I voted for.....

Tom|Nbk · 31 Mar 2007 at 16:44

Malt_Vinegar said:
EMA - Makes my blood boil.

*Is glad*

Thank's for the contribution.

bobert50 · 31 Mar 2007 at 18:09

These days anyone would be a complete idiot not to claim whiplash if they felt their neck was sore.

Can't blame the guy and i reckon a lot of people are fibbing saying they would not take the cash themselves

everyone has a right to look after themselves

Tom|Nbk · 4 Apr 2007 at 18:19

Just been to pick my Focus up, looks superb totally replaced the front end, and the back bumper and new exhaust. When i got there, there was a hairline scratch on the bonnet about a foot long when I was inspecting It, I said that wasn't there when i left it. I aint happy about that :mad:

, so he took it back to the body shop and managed to polish it out looks fine now, everything else looks superb though. Glad to have it back

, also feels very awkward to drive after driving different cars for weeks. Gave it's legs a nice stretch on the way home

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Dogbreath · 4 Apr 2007 at 18:34

bobert50 said:
Can't blame the guy and i reckon a lot of people are fibbing saying they would not take the cash themselves everyone has a right to look after themselves

Does everyone have the right to fraudulent insurance claims though?

As someone above said, what goes around comes around, but in this case what comes around is ever growing insurance premiums.

digitalwolf · 4 Apr 2007 at 18:36

Malt_Vinegar said:
EMA - Makes my blood boil.

Me too, just because my parent's earn more than £30k a year combined i'm not allowed anything.

Glad your motor is back safe and sound.

C4 a good looking motor :confused:

digitalwolf · 4 Apr 2007 at 18:44

Dogbreath said:
Does everyone have the right to fraudulent insurance claims though?

As someone above said, what goes around comes around, but in this case what comes around is ever growing insurance premiums.

I can't believe some adults are on here complaining?

Isn't your motor insurance 200-300 a year? Why are you complaining?

Do I go mad when I see a Saxo or a 106 smashed into a street lamp or upside down? Nooo, **** happens.

People crash & people claim, thats the idea of insurance.

Tom|Nbk · 4 Apr 2007 at 18:52

digitalwolf said:
C4 a good looking motor

I thought it was nice yea, lovely to drive aswell. As for fraudulent claims, where?, I had an accident wasn't my fault im FULLY entitled to claim, quit whining.

Pookie Bear · 4 Apr 2007 at 18:58

Tom|Nbk said:
repairs going through at Jennings Ford.

If it's the one in Shiremoor, they're pants, imo.

Left red paint on my blue car, didn't replace a broken headlight and took forever to sort it out - that's what I get for busting a non-Ford, I guess

Tom|Nbk · 4 Apr 2007 at 19:01

Skidmark said:
If it's the one in Shiremoor, they're pants, imo.

Left red paint on my blue car, didn't replace a broken headlight and took forever to sort it out - that's what I get for busting a non-Ford, I guess

Nah, it's the one in Middlesbrough. Im pretty impressed with the service, when i took the car in one of the mechanics gave me a lift home as i couldnt get home. At short notice that was service.

georges · 4 Apr 2007 at 19:09

digitalwolf said:
Me too, just because my parent's earn more than £30k a year combined i'm not allowed anything.

Glad your motor is back safe and sound.

C4 a good looking motor

Takes the ****. No-one who can afford to spend £3700 on a car while going to college needs EMA.

[TW]Fox · 4 Apr 2007 at 19:11

georges said:
Takes the ****. No-one who can afford to spend £3700 on a car while going to college needs EMA.

It's for another thread but, I agree. He doesn't have a job becuase presumably with EMA he doesn't need it. Nice plan that - to run my car at college I had to work weekends :confused:

Although we can't blame him for EMA, only the system. I certainly wouldn't have turned EMA down had it been offered to me.

Tom|Nbk · 4 Apr 2007 at 19:45

I took a year out after school before going to college and worked and saved, as for EMA, don't hate me hate the system, if you want a good EMA debate take it to GD or search for many other adult whining EMA posts/threads.

lordrobs · 4 Apr 2007 at 20:36

Tom|Nbk said:
Gave it's legs a nice stretch on the way home .

Go easy, don't want to jolt that fragile neck of yours around too much...

Dogbreath · 4 Apr 2007 at 22:46

digitalwolf said:
I can't believe some adults are on here complaining?

Isn't your motor insurance 200-300 a year? Why are you complaining?

Because my insurance is closer to £400 a year, for a not particularly quick car (Honda Civic). It was nearly £700 for my MR2 turbo, that's with a clean license, full no claims and 35 years old.