From experience, they never manage to track them down.I’m guessing so!
From experience, they never manage to track them down.I’m guessing so!
50/50 would be that the liability for the accident was both you and the other driver or that fault couldn't be determined.Me again! Sorry but I haven’t got a clue and I want some reassurance please.
Got in touch with the garage my insurance sorted to fix my car after not hearing anything for two weeks. The garage have said the insurance are saying it costs more to fix the car than the value of it so have not touched the car at all.
family reckon this means it’s gonna go 50/50 when it wasn’t my fault please say what the garaged said doesn't indicate that and there’s still a chance I will get my car back![]()
Thank you I feel so much better with your response. People have said from the pictures you can tell it was the other cars fault50/50 would be that the liability for the accident was both you and the other driver or that fault couldn't be determined.
Knock for knock is an agreement that some insurance companies have in place as they are owned by the same parent company etc. And is totally different to 50/50
But 50/50 has nothing to do with the garage saying your car isn't economical to repair. Thay means your car is a low level write off. So you should be paid the value of the car from the other parties insurers rather than it being repaired.
Your insurance company have went down the MIBI route as the driver has not been identifiable. MIBI claims are solely for that purposeHi tattlers, unsure where to post this as when I’ve posted in fb groups I get accused of fraud etcI had a car crash last year, car was sorted by a family friend as the excess was too high. However i sustained a bad back and neck, the driver was found at fault but they can’t get his details from insurance, my insurance have gone down the MIB route. I don’t want a ‘big payout’ nor am i doing fraud however I have been taking regular painkillers as I work in a manual job and my back is still sore to this day. I just wondered what’s the likelihood of this ever being resolved as it’s been going on for nearly a year now
Yes that’s correct, I’ve just had a financial losses form sent to me and I’m filling out but regarding my daughters car seat I got a new one as I was told I shouldn’t use a car seat that’s been in a crash but don’t have the receipt for the car seat, does anyone know what to do?Your insurance company have went down the MIBI route as the driver has not been identifiable. MIBI claims are solely for that purpose
Yes thats correct. Not all insurance companies would cover car seats and if they do there is likely to be a limit on what amount they would cover for. I would definitely tell them about the car seat and say that you don’t have a receipt but provide evidence from online store or local retailer at what they are currently being sold for and they will review it. If you purchased the car seat online you might have an email receipt or invoice either?Yes that’s correct, I’ve just had a financial losses form sent to me and I’m filling out but regarding my daughters car seat I got a new one as I was told I shouldn’t use a car seat that’s been in a crash but don’t have the receipt for the car seat, does anyone know what to do?