A girlfriend once asked " Why is it you seem to prefer to race, than spend time with me ?"
The answer was simple ! "I'll prolly get bored with racing too, once i've nailed it !"
Bowls can wait !
i know im dredging this post up from the first page, but you can check this on the pprs register... you can txt in the rego and you'll get a response with whether it has anything against it, if it does then you can find out what using the code they send you
http://www.ppsr.govt.nz/cms/searchin...ppsr/txtb4ubuy
Good service, comes in handy, as far as i know if you buy it after checking it is clear, if it then turns out it isnt clear its not on you, but on the company who used it as security (i.e. it cant be taken away from you)
Steve
Perhaps I could have, but back then I knew that there was finance still owing so no actual point really. Once I have actually confirmed there is no finance owing, I will be posting a thread on here with some fairly serious warnings when dealing with the finance company concerned.
I am being a bit kind to this particular finance company, though I have no idea why really given the level of stress they have caused in our home over the past 2 months or so in giving them to the end of yesterday to release the security. Stay tuned!
Thanks, the carfax site is great!
I presume you got paid out by the insurance company after your accident? In which case you would've filled in and posted a copy of the "release form" back to the insurance co.
You should also have a copy of the release form indicating it was written off and the insurance co. are taking ownership/possession (whatever). If this has been done, then it's no longer your issue...if not then the insurance co. have on-sold your bike without your permission.
However, since you undoubtedly signed the form (and got the payout) then there is no need to stress over it.
Experience is a hard teacher...she gives the test first and the lesson afterwards.
what happens if you've got 11months left of rego and write you bike off? do you get your $200 back or does the insurer get it?
Insurer gets it. To be simplistic when the insurance company write a vechicle off they buy it off the owner at market rate (or aggreed value) assuming pre accident condition. The insurance company then recovers its money anyway it can, cashing in rego, selling the wreck, etc.
poos
and to think all this time i thought buying 12 month regos would save me money![]()
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