What the f*#*k do I do?

**imdying** · 17th December 2008, 07:49

Originally Posted by jaymzw

Insurance got back to me but the convo was all of 2 minutes saying that if i would like to get it assessed to ring them and ask for some dude.

Originally Posted by 96 600ss

hey,you pay them,insurance co, a lot of coin.
let them do something to earn it.

Originally Posted by turtleman

For fuck sake - get it assessed, and have nothing more to do with them. Now. Stop the pissing around.
Do not contact them. Do not reply to them, other than to say that they should communicate with your insurance company, and only with them.

Originally Posted by Starky307

Leave it to the insurance company to sort out, stop texting and end all communication outside of work about the subject, it will only come back to bit you in the end.

Originally Posted by motorbyclist

+1

the girl is at fault therefore pays the excess - this is what insurance is for

Originally Posted by Mystic13

I'm with the others. No txt, no phone calls.

Originally Posted by Pascal

I'll repeat what everybody here has said. Do NOT talk to them. Let your Insurer deal with it. That is what they get paid for.

This is now an insurance matter. The insurance company have given you instructions, follow them. You're paying for the service, and she's gonna be paying the excess.

Stop talking to them.

**firefighter** · 17th December 2008, 08:07

Originally Posted by Pascal

Yeah, good idea. But I spoke to Dave from KiwiBike and he sorted me out right smart. They're awesome people to deal with, specialize in motorcycles and the premiums are just dandy too - only a tad more expensive than my Mustang, so I'm happy.

Am I the only one whos had a bad experience with them?I was with them for three weeks then went back to AMI, we paid our premium, and no respondence for about 3 weeks about recieving payment etc, tried to find out what's going on so I could sign the documents and they said call Swann? WTF? Fucken shit house if you ask me.

**MSTRS:Me** · 17th December 2008, 08:24

Originally Posted by jaymzw

So she sends me a text yesterday saying

'She'? Insurance lady? Or xgf? Why would an insurer text? Never heard of that.

Originally Posted by jaymzw

I then text her uncle

Why would you text him? He's got nothing to do with any of it.

Originally Posted by jaymzw

Point 1: Why is he involved anyway.

Duh! You texted him...

Originally Posted by turtleman

For fuck sake - get it assessed, and have nothing more to do with them. Now. Stop the pissing around.
Do not contact them. Do not reply to them, other than to say that they should communicate with your insurance company, and only with them.

You're just digging yourself a fucking big hole if you continue this way, and are gonna end up paying for the lot yourself.

This is exactly what you have been repeatedly told and warned would lead to problems if you tried to deal direct with the girl or her family.

Stop trying to garner sympathy. It won't work. Stick with the insurer. Give them all the facts and witness contacts etc. And then stay out of the whole thing until or unless your insurer wants more info.

**Tank** · 17th December 2008, 08:27

Tanks prediction for this thread.

Despite all intentions, the original poster is going to start working with the Uncle from Dairy Flat, running around taking him quotes etc and is going to end up out of pocket and posting a waaaaaaaa.

This thread is several days old and still he hasn't made the necessary arrangements with insurance despite so many people recommending that as the best course of action.

Of course jaymzw, I would love you to prove me wrong - but you need to grow up, get your balls back and just chase it with insurance. Stop all the other stuff.

If you don't chase with insurance and get fucked over - I'm sad to say its youre own fault.

**Squiggles** · 17th December 2008, 08:35

Originally Posted by jaymzw

All this and the guy rides Indians and Nortons. about a dozen of them!!! Whata plonker!!!

Anyway as you were

You're being the plonker, dragging this shit out. txting goes nowhere and just wastes time. Provide your insurance company with the quotes and leave it to them.

**raftn** · 17th December 2008, 11:35

Originally Posted by Tank

Tanks prediction for this thread.

Despite all intentions, the original poster is going to start working with the Uncle from Dairy Flat, running around taking him quotes etc and is going to end up out of pocket and posting a waaaaaaaa.

This thread is several days old and still he hasn't made the necessary arrangements with insurance despite so many people recommending that as the best course of action.

Of course jaymzw, I would love you to prove me wrong - but you need to grow up, get your balls back and just chase it with insurance. Stop all the other stuff.

If you don't chase with insurance and get fucked over - I'm sad to say its youre own fault.

Yep......well said. Have to agree completly. He needs to stop fucking around and get on wiyh it. Other wise.............

**Blossom** · 17th December 2008, 11:45

If she was going to reasonable and front up to pay for the damages, she would have already.
She doesnt have the money to pay obviously and 'sorting' it through Uncle leaves you open to the option of her 'paying it off'.
Use your insurance company. Seriously.

**jaymzw** · 17th December 2008, 13:16

Originally Posted by Blossom

If she was going to reasonable and front up to pay for the damages, she would have already.
She doesnt have the money to pay obviously and 'sorting' it through Uncle leaves you open to the option of her 'paying it off'.
Use your insurance company. Seriously.

Yes i do realise this

I have not had time to post back since last night.

However bike is booked in to be assesed on friday. Assesor said work might not be done until newyear however due to everyone rushing through their claims before xmas.

Not a problem with getting the money now though. Its their issue

Thanks for all the grow some nuts/hurry the fuckup replies. I needed them as my old man isnt in the country at the moment.

Tank i will proove you wrong lol

**Tank** · 17th December 2008, 15:44

Originally Posted by jaymzw

Tank i will proove you wrong lol

Glad to hear it!

**Blossom** · 19th December 2008, 11:22

Originally Posted by jaymzw

Yes i do realise this

I have not had time to post back since last night.

However bike is booked in to be assesed on friday. Assesor said work might not be done until newyear however due to everyone rushing through their claims before xmas.

Not a problem with getting the money now though. Its their issue

Awesome news Jaymzw.. Glad to hear it.
Just stay your ground and dont let her pull you into discussing it with her or anyone else.

**Max Preload** · 19th December 2008, 16:20

To think clowns & slappers wonder why I tell them to fuck off when they try and sit on my bike. I mean, I don't wander down the street expecting to be alllowed to jump into peoples convertibles. I've even be asked to cut them some slack when they try "because they're drunk". Trouble is, that fact makes it all the more likely that they're going to do some damage. If they want to sit on a bike they need to either:

wait until the opportunity is offered or
ask and gracefully accept that the answer is no without begging, bleating or squawking or
BUY THEIR OWN FUCKING BIKE!

Pretty simply really.

Take the fucking airhead to the cleaners.

**firefighter** · 23rd December 2008, 15:00

Originally Posted by jaymzw

Yes i do realise this

I have not had time to post back since last night.

However bike is booked in to be assesed on friday. Assesor said work might not be done until newyear however due to everyone rushing through their claims before xmas.

Not a problem with getting the money now though. Its their issue

Thanks for all the grow some nuts/hurry the fuckup replies. I needed them as my old man isnt in the country at the moment.

Tank i will proove you wrong lol

So, what's the story with the bike, in the to be fixed pile at a shop yet dude?

**madbikeboy** · 23rd December 2008, 15:37

Originally Posted by Max Preload

To think clowns & slappers wonder why I tell them to fuck off when they try and sit on my bike. .

I got back to my bike outside the Albany mall, young teenie bopper looking at it with her mates looking like she was about to throw a leg across - would have been maybe 16/17.

I walked up, said, "sure, hop on. But it's my turn next and most girls walk bow legged for a week afterwards"...

She giggled...

But declined. Is it the way I ask?

**nico** · 23rd December 2008, 15:42

Originally Posted by madbikeboy

I got back to my bike outside the Albany mall, young teenie bopper looking at it with her mates looking like she was about to throw a leg across - would have been maybe 16/17.

I walked up, said, "sure, hop on. But it's my turn next and most girls walk bow legged for a week afterwards"...

She giggled...

But declined. Is it the way I ask?

thats all class shed be a fool to decline a ofer like that hahahahahaha

**piston broke** · 23rd December 2008, 15:46

Originally Posted by madbikeboy

I got back to my bike outside the Albany mall, young teenie bopper looking at it with her mates looking like she was about to throw a leg across - would have been maybe 16/17.

I walked up, said, "sure, hop on. But it's my turn next and most girls walk bow legged for a week afterwards"...

She giggled...

But declined. Is it the way I ask?

nothin like bein strairgt up eh.