Posted by Whizkidkyus on December 02, 2009 at 22:30:39 from (64.130.131.20):
In Reply to: O/T What would you do posted by 37 chief on December 02, 2009 at 11:55:19:
If your wife hit that ladys car that hard, and hard enough to do that much damage, I think that your wife would have realized that she had hit something the moment that it had happened . But I'll give the benefit of the doubt. But it sounds like a scam to me to. If it did turn out to be a scam , I'd sue that lady for every penny that I was out over her, plus more for your time and trouble. When I got done ,SHE'D think twice before she tried that stunt again with anybody.Also , if it did turn out to be a scam I'd also have her arrested and press charges , fileing a fake scam is illegaland if they arrested her then it might send a sign to a few other people not to try that scheme. Plus our insurance would hopefully go down if they didn't have to pay to prove a fake lawsuit.
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