[quote]Cuban32 wrote:
Finally, I am a claims adjustor for a major company, just like anything else you are innocent until proven guilty, if you did not do it, then the witness just put the license plate down wrong.
Whether you tell you insurance company or not, they will tell your insurance company for you, and they will open up a claim in your name, your insurance company will investigate as well as theres.
If you claim you did not do it, they will take pictures of your car to see if there is any corresponding damage, also, if you hit and ran and fixed your car and experienced adjustor will be able to tell if you put on a new part or if pant is more fresh on a certain part of the car.
If you really didnt do it, then they cant prove it, your insurance company will send them a denial in your name.
If you did do it, there will be evidence on your car to prove that you did, even if you repaired the evidence.
If you didnt do it, dont worry about it.
If you did and are being shady I hope you covered you ass good enough to the point where they cant prove it.
PM me if you have additional questions.[/quote]
Hey, we can PM if you’d rather, but I think this is good information for everyone.
It’s like I said. I was contacted by the previous owner with an email forwarded from this woman dated May 2. I told him to tell her that he hasn’t had the vehicle in years and that his name being associated with the vehicle was a mistake, tell her that, ask her to leave him alone.
Well, he wasn’t comfortable with that, and she kept on him. A couple days ago I sent her an email saying to stop contacting him: he hasn’t touched the car since he sold it to me years ago, and it’s weird his name is still associated with it at all. I told her neither me nor my vehicle were involved in the incident she described, and I wasn’t going to speculate as to how my license plate # got picked out of a hat four months after the alleged incident.
She doesn’t have my insurance information. She’s very clear that’s all she wants. She doesn’t know who my insurance carrier is. If she’d contacted them, I’m sure they’d have contacted me.
A note on my car: it’s a POS car I had through college. It was the car everyone used, and beatup. It should actually be very identifiable by the lack of paint, and broken/tapped up windows, and lack of a front bumper, and a number of other distinguishing features, none of which have been offered up. This is not my primary vehicle. In fact, it really only gets driven when there’s lots of snow on the road as it’s busted up and gets like 10mpg. There’s paint and body damage all over. Certainly nothing has been repaired, but there’s not an aspect of the car that hasn’t been hit, or hit something at some point…