Got HIT today!!
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Originally Posted by GonneVille
Take her for whatever you can get.
I worked in a parking lot when I was 18, and I never so much as put a scratch in a car.
If you can't drive, expect to pay up.
I worked in a parking lot when I was 18, and I never so much as put a scratch in a car.
If you can't drive, expect to pay up.
I do think she should have to pay, but the money should go toward the repair and not a new pair of speakers or something.
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Originally Posted by Damemorder
Just because you got a good deal doesn't mean you have to pass it on.
The fact is that she hit your car. Another fact is that if you try to do it yourself and it doesn't come out the way you were hoping, you're in a lot bigger trouble and may not be able to go back after her for the money (which would be more at that point.)
There is no moral dilemma in having her compensate you for your damages- especially with the risk of not having it done properly on your own (even though we all have complete faith in you.)
It'* not worth the risk, and you have every right to ask her to compensate you.
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Re: Missing the point
Originally Posted by SisoRogue
Originally Posted by Damemorder
Just because you got a good deal doesn't mean you have to pass it on.
The fact is that she hit your car. Another is fact is that if you try to do it yourself and it doesn't come out the way you were hoping, you're in a lot bigger trouble and may not be able to go back after her for the money (which would be more at that point.)
There is no moral dilemma in having her compensate you for your damages- especially with the risk of not having it done properly on your own (even though we all have complete faith in you.)
It'* not worth the risk, and you have every right to ask her to compensate you.
And + interest to date.
Why should I settle for anything less than what is rightfully mine? Same is true in your case. Don't try to go for more, just get restitution and that is a top quality repair (your car was not damaged in that area before, there-fore it shouldn't show it in the future. This would be a moral thing, especially on her part.
I'm paying for the dent removal of the dent I put in my sister'* GP fender with my head, even though she offered to turn it in to her insurance. It'* my fault, but there'* a price to pay -accident or not -it'* still the person at faults' duty to undo their wrongs.
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Re: Missing the point
And if you really want to wax philosophical about it, try this on:
Let'* say you don't ask her to pay for her damages and she doesn't learn her lesson. (Judging by the looks of her vehicle, I'd say she probably won't unless she'* forced to take responsibility.)
So the next car she carelessly backs into happens to be one with a newborn in the backseat...
Now you've got a moral dilemma
Let'* say you don't ask her to pay for her damages and she doesn't learn her lesson. (Judging by the looks of her vehicle, I'd say she probably won't unless she'* forced to take responsibility.)
So the next car she carelessly backs into happens to be one with a newborn in the backseat...
Now you've got a moral dilemma
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It could also work both ways though She pays, but gets really mad and goes on a road rampage scenerio for a week.
I still say make her pay though, dumb beeech
I still say make her pay though, dumb beeech
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Re: Missing the point
Originally Posted by OLBlueEyesBonne
I'm paying for the dent removal of the dent I put in my sister'* GP fender with my head,
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Re: Missing the point
Originally Posted by BonneMeMN
Originally Posted by OLBlueEyesBonne
I'm paying for the dent removal of the dent I put in my sister'* GP fender with my head,
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Re: Missing the point
Originally Posted by SisoRogue
Originally Posted by BonneMeMN
Originally Posted by OLBlueEyesBonne
I'm paying for the dent removal of the dent I put in my sister'* GP fender with my head,