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YOUR RESEARCHnot a happy chappy
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couple of other unrelated things
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As well as getting any existing damage fixed, the car gets a full valet (and probably a couple of other unrelated things fixed), and they get a few £000 compensation for the 'whiplash' that they allegedly suffer...
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We've all done it I suspect - my only fault claim in 25 years was exactly that...
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There goes my £500 excess to replace the front bumper.....money which I was about to spend upgrading my stereo
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I saw a TV program recently where the police actually set a camera up on one roundabout as they were getting several
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There wasnt even any stone chips on my bumper that needed reparing :evil: I am impressed with my insurer though...they are letting me use an OPC for the repairs and as I live 1 mile from the Hatfield OPC, thats removes some of the grief.
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There wasnt even any stone chips on my bumper that needed reparing :evil: I am impressed with my insurer though...they are letting me use an OPC for the repairs and as I live 1 mile from the Hatfield OPC, thats removes some of the grief.
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When someone reversed into my front bumper of my old car, Hatfield OPC (live in St Albans so this is local to me) referred me to these people as this is one of the two places they use for all their repairs -
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couple of other unrelated things
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As well as getting any existing damage fixed, the car gets a full valet (and probably a couple of other unrelated things fixed), and they get a few £000 compensation for the 'whiplash' that they allegedly suffer...
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i bumped the car on my way home last night :x classical incident. driver in front sets off at a roundabout...so do I, I look right, he stops...I don't
There goes my £500 excess to replace the front bumper.....money which I was about to spend upgrading my stereo
OOps
We've all done it I suspect - my only fault claim in 25 years was exactly that...
Do you think it was deliberate on the other persons part? It is a really well known scam at the moment... I saw a TV program recently where the police actually set a camera up on one roundabout as they were getting several
insurance
claims PER DAY from this type of incident!
As well as getting any existing damage fixed, the car gets a full valet (and probably a couple of other unrelated things fixed), and they get a few £000 compensation for the 'whiplash' that they allegedly suffer... :frustrated:
Oh gosh - sorry to hear that...but why did he stop? I was involved in the same thing as well at a roundabout near Heathrow. I stalled the car after pulling away and someone behind me lightly tapped my rear bumper as they were looking right. No damage done to the rear bumper on my Golf but it was a bit of a fright. Hope you get it sorted mate.
~ Maxie
Sorry to hear about this - I've been there too but touch wood have not yet hit the person in front.
It really is quite scary how easy it is to do this at roundabouts when people have loads of space to pull out and begin to, but end up stupidly hesitating and stopping again!!
When I am driving now I seem to getting more and more cautious about what other drivers are doing all the time as there are so many rubbish ones out there!
the guy (non english speaking eastern european) stopped for no reason and with no other car on the roundabout I am not sure what he was thinking. I know it is my fault and unusually for me I am calm about it all...just pi55ed off with the £500 excess. There wasnt even any stone chips on my bumper that needed reparing :evil: I am impressed with my insurer though...they are letting me use an OPC for the repairs and as I live 1 mile from the Hatfield OPC, thats removes some of the grief.
When someone reversed into my front bumper of my old car, Hatfield OPC (live in St Albans so this is local to me) referred me to these people as this is one of the two places they use for all their repairs -
http://www.premierbodyshops.co.uk/
They were absolutely brilliant and the standard of work was really good.
D'oh
yes that £500 hurts lots I know!
Sorry to hear about that matey! Hey ho etc etc etc .. and all that stuff!!
I think it is a dead easy one to do... I'm really wary of it after .. well a long boring story I'll spare you all! lol
We all do it though!
You see the car in front begin to move off. Check that the roundabout is clear and go for it!
Then for some inexplainable reason the ummm person in front has stopped!
ahhhhhhhhhh.............
Take solice from the fact that you didn't lose your excess by backing into your daughters ballet school building in front of a bunch of sniggering ballet mothers
