So, final roll call for So....Jan 22nd.

Argue it with them. tell them how much its worth and back it up with print outs of similar cars that are for sale backing up how much you say its worth. Show them invoices/receipts for any recent work done on it too. You've got to prove to them what it would cost for you to buy another car the same as you lost. then they should pay you that minus the excess. Never accept their first offer....they dont expect you to accept it either

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Honestly?They do expect you to contest it?

I thought if I had the car insured for a certain value, they had to pay that minus the excess....funking tw*ts!!

It's almost half what I was expecting :evil:
 
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Fergie19 said:
Honestly?They do expect you to contest it?

I thought if I had the car insured for a certain value, they had to pay that minus the excess....funking tw*ts!!

It's almost half what I was expecting :evil:
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They don't 'expect you to contest it. They may be used to it, however.

They (should) will give you the value of the car if you had to sell it immediately before the crash.

I could be here hours explaining the ins and outs of it all (it's the industry I work in)
 
Ive just checked on another website the cars market value, and its quite a bit higher than the value that they state.

Should I contest it then?
 
Yes! always contest/appeal their first offer!!! Just justify what the car was worth and what it would cost to replace it like for like.
 
Will do, cause its a rediculous amount their offering. Was planning on buying a cheaper car than last time, then saving the rest of the cash. With the amount offered, I can hardly afford the car!! :evil:
 
Surprise surprise I'm not going to be there, but I have a good excuse as it is my 25th birthday, so I need to do something that my friends will all go to, though one of my closest friends has decided to have his house-warming party on the same night...not impressed :evil:
Hope it is a successful night though, especially as it is for a good cause
 
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