I’d tell your ins company that you want to dispute the claim and send them a copy of the plover report. Let the company decide whether they will pay it. If you accept for clsim you’ll pay out of pocket up to your deductible anyway and they will raise your rates as well. Which can’t be cheap with a teenage driver as it is.
danimal, i know some people who aren’t afraid to take off the record statements from golf insiders and embellish them for entertainment purposes. just say the word.
"Tosser" is a word that isn't used enough (at all?) over here. I'd like to make a motion for us here at GTP nation to actively work it into our everyday lexicon. Tosser, and Plonker - words that are heard within hours of landing anywhere in the U.K., sometimes at my expense.
HBD 🐿
ReplyDeleteAs to your your last question, are they claiming personal injury or just the cosmetic damage?
just the damage
ReplyDeleteI’d tell your ins company that you want to dispute the claim and send them a copy of the plover report. Let the company decide whether they will pay it. If you accept for clsim you’ll pay out of pocket up to your deductible anyway and they will raise your rates as well. Which can’t be cheap with a teenage driver as it is.
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday Rob. Good luck fighting the insurance scam.
ReplyDeleteupdate - they are claiming personal injury (a broken foot). the plot thickens.
ReplyDeleteShow up in a neck brace.
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday Roberto. If it isn't one thing it's another am I right?
ReplyDeleteHow 'bout this Saudi golf stuff? If only I could put a few sentences together.
toss a soccer ball at them in court and see if they volley it.
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ReplyDeletedanimal, i know some people who aren’t afraid to take off the record statements from golf insiders and embellish them for entertainment purposes. just say the word.
ReplyDeleteGood to know Rob, thank you kindly.
ReplyDelete"Tosser" is a word that isn't used enough (at all?) over here. I'd like to make a motion for us here at GTP nation to actively work it into our everyday lexicon. Tosser, and Plonker - words that are heard within hours of landing anywhere in the U.K., sometimes at my expense.
Tossing a briefcase works too.
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday.
On the subject of U.K. idioms, I think Ted Lasso's description of "wanker" to his kid was tremendous.
ReplyDeletewanker definitely needs more run
ReplyDeleteFreakonomics "What is Sportswashing?" is a must listen.
ReplyDeleteLet me wind that back. It is a good listen and very topical obviously.
ReplyDeleteNice recoil, Danimal
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