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mossopinc
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| Thu Sep 27, 2007 2:03 pm A write off |
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I was in an acident 4 weeks ago when a taxi turned in front of me and wiped me out (blood sore by the way) and my insuarance has written it off :(bit the letter says it would cost £850 to fix and they value it at £950 which I am happy with because it cost me £600 ti but, it goes on to say that I can now dispose of it and that it can be sold as repairable salvage! wat does that mean?? can I fix it and put it back on the road?? and if I do does it get a horrible Q plate or does it mean its to be taken apart and sold on?
Anyone clued up on this? |
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Fox
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| Thu Sep 27, 2007 2:13 pm |
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| http://www.motorcycle.co.uk/insurance_write_off.htm |
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mossopinc
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| Thu Sep 27, 2007 2:18 pm |
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| EXCELLENT thats answers all my questions :D back on the road it goes and £950 bucks for me :D thank you :lol: |
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Flaw636
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| Fri Oct 26, 2007 7:13 pm |
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I Think they do that here in the States as well on scoots. I know it worked for my Fathers car, The Insurance company paid him and said "you can keep it if you get a salvage repairable title when selling it"
Glad you got it worked out for you over there.
Cheers |
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McLovin
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| Fri Oct 26, 2007 7:25 pm |
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| When mine was a write off they offered me £1000 with no bike or £950 with the bike back. Stupidly I went for the £1000 and no bike and they said they would give me £950 then £50 afterwards. To this day I have not seen that £50 or the tools that I had under the seat. That reminds me to ring them and give them what for! |
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