CASE STUDY:

you have a small bump in with a cage on the road 6-8 months ago, fill
in a claim form (because the other party's insurance company sent you
a nice letter) and never hear from your insurance company again about
the issue

QUESTION:

Does your insurance company not contact you because

a) YOU are suppose to follow them up about whats happening?
b) They are still in the process of deciding fault
c) They're bastards who enjoy watching a kid flounder around wondering
wtf is happening. (but then again.. who doesn't)
d) none of the above
e) all of the above

cheers

john the learner

CBR 250

John Da BoMMMM wrote:
>
> CASE STUDY:
>
> you have a small bump in with a cage on the road 6-8 months ago, fill
> in a claim form (because the other party's insurance company sent you
> a nice letter) and never hear from your insurance company again about
> the issue
>
> QUESTION:
>
> Does your insurance company not contact you because
>
> a) YOU are suppose to follow them up about whats happening?
> b) They are still in the process of deciding fault
> c) They're bastards who enjoy watching a kid flounder around wondering
> wtf is happening. (but then again.. who doesn't)
> d) none of the above
> e) all of the above

This was a claim against your third party insurance policy for an accident
which was your fault? In that case it's probably normal for them to deal with
everything on your behalf after you send off the claim forms and never hear
from them again.

Nev..
'02 CBR1100XX #2

"Nev.." <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:<(E-Mail Removed)>...
> John Da BoMMMM wrote:
> >
> > CASE STUDY:
> >
> > you have a small bump in with a cage on the road 6-8 months ago, fill
> > in a claim form (because the other party's insurance company sent you
> > a nice letter) and never hear from your insurance company again about
> > the issue
> >
> > QUESTION:
> >
> > Does your insurance company not contact you because
> >
> > a) YOU are suppose to follow them up about whats happening?
> > b) They are still in the process of deciding fault
> > c) They're bastards who enjoy watching a kid flounder around wondering
> > wtf is happening. (but then again.. who doesn't)
> > d) none of the above
> > e) all of the above
>
> This was a claim against your third party insurance policy for an accident
> which was your fault? In that case it's probably normal for them to deal with
> everything on your behalf after you send off the claim forms and never hear
> from them again.
>
> Nev..
> '02 CBR1100XX #2

oh okay, but it wasn't my fault (or that's what i think) and thats
what i put in my claim. (or is it a counter-claim?)

john the losted
cbr250rr

I made a not at fault claim[1] andforgot about it for 3 months. then decided to chase it up.
to my delight it had been approved and had been sitting in someones inbox for god knows
how long, and by calling up i got them to rustle about and find it. a fortnight later i had a $950
cheque in my hand.

So in short, chase it the hell up.

[1] The ****wit was DUI and thusly all insurance was null & void. In the process he had written
his 99 magna off, a *NEW* import skyline and a 2001 commodore off, meanwhile i had just
gotten a bumped front left panel and a broken indicator),

On 22 Aug 2003 06:32:27 -0700, (E-Mail Removed) (John Da BoMMMM) wrote:

>CASE STUDY:
>
>you have a small bump in with a cage on the road 6-8 months ago, fill
>in a claim form (because the other party's insurance company sent you
>a nice letter) and never hear from your insurance company again about
>the issue
>
>QUESTION:
>
>Does your insurance company not contact you because
>
>a) YOU are suppose to follow them up about whats happening?
>b) They are still in the process of deciding fault
>c) They're bastards who enjoy watching a kid flounder around wondering
>wtf is happening. (but then again.. who doesn't)
>d) none of the above
>e) all of the above
Mike.S
------
(ex CB250 K2, now EL250)
http://grout.dyn.dhs.org

Your insurance company will have a phone number. Why not do the unorthodox
and take them by surprise by ringing them?

--
conehead
try one of these wild-man pills, sir

"John Da BoMMMM" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed) om...
> CASE STUDY:
>
> you have a small bump in with a cage on the road 6-8 months ago, fill
> in a claim form (because the other party's insurance company sent you
> a nice letter) and never hear from your insurance company again about
> the issue
>
> QUESTION:
>
> Does your insurance company not contact you because
>
> a) YOU are suppose to follow them up about whats happening?
> b) They are still in the process of deciding fault
> c) They're bastards who enjoy watching a kid flounder around wondering
> wtf is happening. (but then again.. who doesn't)
> d) none of the above
> e) all of the above
>
> cheers
>
> john the learner
>
> CBR 250

i dont know... i wouldn't want to break to much new ground here. =)

john

"conehead" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:<(E-Mail Removed)>...
> Your insurance company will have a phone number. Why not do the unorthodox
> and take them by surprise by ringing them?
>
> --
> conehead
> try one of these wild-man pills, sir
>
> "John Da BoMMMM" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:(E-Mail Removed) om...
> > CASE STUDY:
> >
> > you have a small bump in with a cage on the road 6-8 months ago, fill
> > in a claim form (because the other party's insurance company sent you
> > a nice letter) and never hear from your insurance company again about
> > the issue
> >
> > QUESTION:
> >
> > Does your insurance company not contact you because
> >
> > a) YOU are suppose to follow them up about whats happening?
> > b) They are still in the process of deciding fault
> > c) They're bastards who enjoy watching a kid flounder around wondering
> > wtf is happening. (but then again.. who doesn't)
> > d) none of the above
> > e) all of the above
> >
> > cheers
> >
> > john the learner
> >
> > CBR 250

haha yeah i chased hem up and it turns out that mine was also
approved, so now my bank a/c is 950 up as well. woohooo. maybe the
insurers just to this on purpose to keep more money in their pockets
to invest and earn interest and what-not until someone decides to ask
for it back. or maybe i've been doing to much finance crap at uni. but
probbaly i'm just balbering too much. =)

cheers

john
cbr250rr

Mike.S <NOSPAMmichaelNOSPAM@(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:<(E-Mail Removed)>. ..
> I made a not at fault claim[1] andforgot about it for 3 months. then decided to chase it up.
> to my delight it had been approved and had been sitting in someones inbox for god knows
> how long, and by calling up i got them to rustle about and find it. a fortnight later i had a $950
> cheque in my hand.
>
> So in short, chase it the hell up.
>
> [1] The ****wit was DUI and thusly all insurance was null & void. In the process he had written
> his 99 magna off, a *NEW* import skyline and a 2001 commodore off, meanwhile i had just
> gotten a bumped front left panel and a broken indicator),
>
> On 22 Aug 2003 06:32:27 -0700, (E-Mail Removed) (John Da BoMMMM) wrote:
>
> >CASE STUDY:
> >
> >you have a small bump in with a cage on the road 6-8 months ago, fill
> >in a claim form (because the other party's insurance company sent you
> >a nice letter) and never hear from your insurance company again about
> >the issue
> >
> >QUESTION:
> >
> >Does your insurance company not contact you because
> >
> >a) YOU are suppose to follow them up about whats happening?
> >b) They are still in the process of deciding fault
> >c) They're bastards who enjoy watching a kid flounder around wondering
> >wtf is happening. (but then again.. who doesn't)
> >d) none of the above
> >e) all of the above
> Mike.S
> ------
> (ex CB250 K2, now EL250)
> http://grout.dyn.dhs.org

*looks up*


*WHOOOOOSHH*

On Sun, 7 Sep 2003 16:07:03 +0930, "Psi" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:



>Is option e inclusive of option d?
>*Head spins*
>
>"John Da BoMMMM" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>news:(E-Mail Removed). com...
>> haha yeah i chased hem up and it turns out that mine was also
>> approved, so now my bank a/c is 950 up as well. woohooo. maybe the
>> insurers just to this on purpose to keep more money in their pockets
>> to invest and earn interest and what-not until someone decides to ask
>> for it back. or maybe i've been doing to much finance crap at uni. but
>> probbaly i'm just balbering too much. =)

Mike.S
------
(ex CB250 K2, now EL250)
http://grout.dyn.dhs.org