Rear end shunt experience?

[Rewulf]

On 02/05/2019 at 19:20, Shufti said:

Hi Lads

Update, just received a cheque for the old car and the courtesy car goes back next week.

Almost three months hire to be paid to the claims company! from the other party's insurance. Madness!

So far so good,  I'll name  the firm when they collect the car as long as we don't get stung by any extras.

Thank you all for your help.

 

 

 

Good to see youre happy, as long as theres no obvious damage to the hire car , you should be good.

3 months to settle a non fault claim is somewhat scandalous, but par for the course in this day and age, who was it said on another thread that companies dont do this ?

Ive just taken on an insurance job to replace a door on an A class Merc, theyve given me 8 hours labour, they were given the hire car last monday, even though I only got back to work today after being on holiday last week, the car was perfectly driveable , and the insurance company knew I wasnt starting it till today ! 
Go figure.

[Shufti]

Received compensation a few weeks ago.

We bought a three year old replacement car a while back.

Missus still very nervous,especially right hand turns!

All settled and I can  recommend Accident Advice Helpline/Easidrive .

Thanks again lads for your time and advice .

[welsh1]

2 hours ago, Shufti said:

Received compensation a few weeks ago.

We bought a three year old replacement car a while back.

Missus still very nervous,especially right hand turns!

All settled and I can  recommend Accident Advice Helpline/Easidrive .

Thanks again lads for your time and advice .

Cheers for the update, glad you got it sorted.

[Rewulf]