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get real vex and then take pics, get insurance and contact info and make a police report obviously.Monk BANzai wrote:Slartibartfast wrote:
WDA!!!! If I was that Hilux man though.... hmmm...
If you was that Hilux man WHAT.........steups...... its a AirtGuard/TTDF Hilux...and apparently from the "truth that is the internet"...the woman has a medical condition that causes blackouts....again..i cyar spekulayte on what I don't know...
https://en.files.fm/f/fc9mayps
But back to "If i was that Hilux man" TF yuh was going to do?
steups...
rspann wrote:Two trucks squeeze a laser in Barrackpore a while ago. The female driver didn't stand a chance.
rspann wrote:Two trucks squeeze a laser in Barrackpore a while ago. The female driver didn't stand a chance.
INHUMAN wrote:What does "stand a chance mean"? Both driver n passenger in hospital tho! Dunno where cucks like you does come out from with ya'll servol english na.rspann wrote:Two trucks squeeze a laser in Barrackpore a while ago. The female driver didn't stand a chance.
SMc wrote:^^Maybe he meant they didn't stand a chance of avoiding the accident?
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:
seems the video was removed?
eliteauto wrote:Laser look like a pride and joy eh. Eh seeing no setta filler and dem rims correct. R.I.P. Bess Laser
wagonrunner wrote:eliteauto wrote:Laser look like a pride and joy eh. Eh seeing no setta filler and dem rims correct. R.I.P. Bess Laser
and with all that. insurance company will have forced it third party.
you could fully insure laptops and electronics from $6,000 and up.
but once your vehicle is over 13 years, or less than $25,000 book value, third party. you have no claim to the insurances you are paying every year.
legal robbery.
you could try comprehension.Slartibartfast wrote:You could also try not driving like an idiot. Some of the fully comp prices are robbery. Especially if you under 25. Been driving for a decade now with third party insurance. I'm sure I saved like $50,000 so far, even when taking into account the money I spent on repairs for myself.wagonrunner wrote:and with all that. insurance company will have forced it third party.eliteauto wrote:Laser look like a pride and joy eh. Eh seeing no setta filler and dem rims correct. R.I.P. Bess Laser
you could fully insure laptops and electronics from $6,000 and up.
but once your vehicle is over 13 years, or less than $25,000 book value, third party. you have no claim to the insurances you are paying every year.
legal robbery.
third party fire and theft bro.wagonrunner wrote:you could try comprehension.Slartibartfast wrote:You could also try not driving like an idiot. Some of the fully comp prices are robbery. Especially if you under 25. Been driving for a decade now with third party insurance. I'm sure I saved like $50,000 so far, even when taking into account the money I spent on repairs for myself.wagonrunner wrote:and with all that. insurance company will have forced it third party.eliteauto wrote:Laser look like a pride and joy eh. Eh seeing no setta filler and dem rims correct. R.I.P. Bess Laser
you could fully insure laptops and electronics from $6,000 and up.
but once your vehicle is over 13 years, or less than $25,000 book value, third party. you have no claim to the insurances you are paying every year.
legal robbery.
I said you are paying for this, but have no access to it.
Insurance is a means of protection from financial loss. It is a form of risk management, primarily used to hedge against the risk of a contingent or uncertain loss.
Or educate us how loss due to theft, fire, damage while parked relate to driving habits?
Slartibartfast wrote:wagonrunner wrote:eliteauto wrote:Laser look like a pride and joy eh. Eh seeing no setta filler and dem rims correct. R.I.P. Bess Laser
and with all that. insurance company will have forced it third party.
you could fully insure laptops and electronics from $6,000 and up.
but once your vehicle is over 13 years, or less than $25,000 book value, third party. you have no claim to the insurances you are paying every year.
legal robbery.
You could also try not driving like an idiot. Some of the fully comp prices are robbery. Especially if you under 25. Been driving for a decade now with third party insurance. I'm sure I saved like $50,000 so far, even when taking into account the money I spent on repairs for myself.
pugboy wrote:heard the loss of life claims for the cyclists' deaths last year came in
a person's life value starts at $2m and they devalue based on age/profession and whatever scheme they use to avoid paying as much as possible(under the law)
we are both posting from the sum of our experiences.Slartibartfast wrote:If that not available for older cars then I agree with you.
wagonrunner wrote:we are both posting from the sum of our experiences.Slartibartfast wrote:If that not available for older cars then I agree with you.
I have vehicles over thirteen years old insured. you?
After 13 years, you lose coverage in event of fire, theft, etc.Slartibartfast wrote:I do not. Care to shed some light on the restrictions for all of our benefit? My car is getting there so your response would actually help me in the near future.
ProtonPowder wrote:pugboy wrote:heard the loss of life claims for the cyclists' deaths last year came in
a person's life value starts at $2m and they devalue based on age/profession and whatever scheme they use to avoid paying as much as possible(under the law)
So they kill the head chef of a very popular restaurant and a manager at BP
oh lawd the numbers may be well into the high 7 figures, 2m doesnt start anything for them
wagonrunner wrote:After 13 years, you lose coverage in event of fire, theft, etc.Slartibartfast wrote:I do not. Care to shed some light on the restrictions for all of our benefit? My car is getting there so your response would actually help me in the near future.
you may be eligible for that in the 10-13 year period if you vehicle was valued over 25k (this was ~6 years ago). don't know if the value is different now.
what part of this did you not understand from my previous posts?
a write off is the cost to repair exceeding a percentage (35=45%) of the insured value.pugboy wrote:but if they can find a way to value it low they choose to writeoff and not have to pay much.]
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