Subject	insurance reporting procedure. please verify >>
Posted by	maverick (NYC) on August 02, 2001 at 11:47 AM
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Message	many of you know i recently got into a rear-end collision. and many have mentioned that it is 100% the other party's fault by law since it was a rear-end accident. some of you mentioned that i should not even call my insurance company but deal directly with the other's since it is 100% their fault and they will be the ones paying for the damage. that's exactly what my body shop told me as well. however some have mentioned it may be a good idea to let my insurance company know too. is there any bad sides to letting my insurance company know, or are they going to find out anyway? since it was a rear end collision, my rates won't go up at all if i called them right? then should i just let them know? any disadvantages of doing so? or should i deal strictly with the other party? thanks for your help. mike zxredline@yahoo.com 1990 PearlGold Stage3 NA
Follow Ups	insurance reporting procedure. please verify >> - maverick (NYC) 11:47:06 08/02/01 The less your insurance company knows the better (n/m) - GamblerZ 11:59:42 08/02/01 the fact that u were in the car, ur rates will go up - teara$$Z 12:01:39 08/02/01 thats not true - TRUOMEGA 03:24:49 08/03/01 Re: insurance reporting procedure. please verify >> - Z28Skagen 12:01:57 08/02/01 Let your insurance company handle it, stay out of it,> - CentralTXkurt 12:03:32 08/02/01 I agree. (n/m) - SactoTodd 12:05:39 08/02/01 I agree also, don't try to "get over" or "second guess" them (n/m) - Gordo 93TT NYC 12:35:30 08/02/01 I did that, and your exactly right (n/m) - Lady300Z 12:37:59 08/02/01 The only time you contact your insurance is if you - MikeH(Phoenix) 13:04:08 08/02/01 O' Yea, well what do u do when something goes wrong> - CentralTXkurt 13:40:25 08/02/01 I am wrong on one point, if u are looking to make a quick $> - CentralTXkurt 13:53:32 08/02/01 Insurance companys are shady...less they know the better - JC(Looking for a TT) 12:12:07 08/02/01 Heres the deal. - Zonic_BoomZ 12:17:35 08/02/01 Re: Duh....the insurance companies have computers too.. - kentatwater 12:19:14 08/02/01 As long as the other persons insurance isnt the same - Jack B. 12:21:07 08/02/01 for once he's right ;) (n/m) - JuventuZ 12:29:20 08/02/01 just because you tell your insurance company what happened.. - aZinAZoo 13:51:47 08/02/01 ONE MORE Q, PLEASE ANSWER >> - maverick (NYC) 15:40:58 08/02/01 #1. Yes, there's a window #2. Report It. - ZZone 16:24:35 08/02/01 Read the policy. Most require it. My policy (USAA NJ) says: - Buzz 17:35:58 08/02/01
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