Posted by rrlund on July 17, 2012 at 08:59:26 from (207.241.137.116):
A tree limb fell on my sons car and broke the back window nearly two weeks ago. He finally heard from the insurance adjuster yesterday. He already knew the estimate to repair it was over $6200. They absolutely refuse to pay to fix it. Said they'd give him $7579 for it,or give him $5779 and let him keep the car with a clean title. A guy he works with wants to buy it for $2500,as is,but he's having trouble finding one like it to replace it. He found 2 down around Detroit,one in Cincinnati and one in the middle of Indiana somewhere. Makes you wonder why we even have insurance when they refuse to fix what can be repaired,especially when it's such a hard to find car.
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