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[supmet]

Well, you're already screwed, since you left the scene of an accident causing more than 500(or is it 750) dollars in damage, and you didn't contact the police or insurance. Provided the dude didn't give you fake information, and actually pays it, you still need to take it to a mechanic and get the entire frame, motor mounts, suspension, and everything in the car checked out. There's a pretty good chance there is more than just cosmetic damage.

I'd call the insurance company soon. You might be out of luck already, but the longer you wait the worse its gonna be.

[dvlnblkdrs]

Originally Posted by supmet

Well, you're already screwed, since you left the scene of an accident causing more than 500(or is it 750) dollars in damage, and you didn't contact the police or insurance. Provided the dude didn't give you fake information, and actually pays it, you still need to take it to a mechanic and get the entire frame, motor mounts, suspension, and everything in the car checked out. There's a pretty good chance there is more than just cosmetic damage.

I'd call the insurance company soon. You might be out of luck already, but the longer you wait the worse its gonna be.

supmet, this information you are providing is inaccurate. The police usually refuse to come to a scene to file a report unless there is serious bodily injury to a person. dmv form SR1(which can be printed from the dmv website) must be filled out in order to advise the dmv you have valid insurance for the time of the accident.


fury.. good luck in your claim.. what insurance company does he have btw? I work in claims department for AAA, so i know a little about a few of the insurance companies... any questions, hit me up

[Malaya1221]

Originally Posted by dvlnblkdrs

The POPO usually refuse to come to a scene to file a report unless there is serious bodily injury to a person.

true that!