The towing company towed my car and smached the front of my car by doing so. My insurance company say that the cost of the repair is more than the car is worth and therefore not salvageable. They in a minute want to pay $10500 to the company that loaned me the money to buy my car which leaves me short a car as well as beside debt.
I want them to pay me the $10500 and I would pay of the stupid loan. Also they read out I cannot sue the towing company or if I do they will close my claim. I could also find somebody to fix my car for less money. Is nearby anything I can do to this "no fault accident"? I do not think that the blight is that much and that I can get it fixed for a few grant if they would make a contribution me the money rather than the insurance company. Any advice? Bless your heart! Georgina
No. Your insurer has a legal constraint to pay the owner of the vehicle -- in this defence, the bank. Just because you can have it repaired for smaller amount doesn't mean that the total cost to repair the vehicle CORRECTLY is below the total loss threshold. Your insurance company will attempt to recover the money from the towing company so don't verbs about that. These are legal issues and your insurer won't budge so move about buy another car and be happy.
Why do they say you cannot sue the towing company?
That's against your statutory rights, so inform the insurance company that you will be prosecuting the towing company for the plunder caused to your car and next to this won you could then afford to buy a new sports car altogether.
The lender has a primary lien against your car as a portion of your loan agreement which means that they get salaried first. Let them pay the loan then budge after the towing co for the balance and any other damages you can get. Mind you most lawyer will want a retainer or a piece of the final settlement which still means you could still owe some money. Many lawyers will usually permit you bring your concerns to them without charge then once they establish whether or not you own a case they will discuss fees.
oklatom have the correct explination. I have a couple of questions myself. Do you enjoy a valid drivers license? Were you under the indluince of alcohol and or drugs? If no to both questions, why did vehicle attain towed?
Dang, is the towing company owned by your insurance company? If the towing company damaged your car they should be held responsible. Otherwise, your insurance company have to pay your lender, that is why lenders require us to enjoy insurance. You didn't buy gap insurance when you bought your vehicle did you? If you did that would cover the difference.
Good Luck!
Ok- you have two choices her:
a) run through your insurance and then let them collect the money support from the at fault carrier
b) step through the at fault carrier (the tow company)
You cant do both.. duh.. afterwards youd get double what your car is worth.. how is that neutral?
Regardless of who you go through.. you are ONLY owed actual cash significance of your car. If you owe more then that.. in good health.. thats your fault. They arent responsible for anymore then your motor is worth nor should they be.
and of course they will pay the wall directly- its their car.. not yours.. you dont own it yet.
States enjoy certain thresholds in which a motor must be totalled once they meet. For example, in my state.. if repairs of a vehicle cost MORE afterwards the car is wroth... it can never legally be doing a tour again.. thats not insurances fault.. thats just for sanctuary and is state law.
Sweetie- your making this complicated- they are trying to pay you what your saloon is wroth.. just take it.. how is this confusing?
oklatom have the correct explination. I have a couple of questions myself. Do you enjoy a valid drivers license? Were you under the indluince of alcohol and or drugs? If no to both questions, why did vehicle attain towed?
Answers: I'm sorry, but near is a lot in your query I don't understand. Why was your motor being towed in the first place, and who ordered the tow? If indeed the towing company diluted your car while towing it, their insurance would pay you for any damages they did, and your own insurance wouldn't be involved except to assistance you collect. Your insurance wouldn't be telling you that you can't sue the towing company even if your claim was through your own company for some basis, so that makes no sense.
As a general rule, if a vehicle is considered a total and here is a bank or other finance company involved, they draw from the settlement, not you. You aren't entitled to the worth of the vehicle (which I can't see as being $10,500) since the finance company, not you, is the permissible owner.
If they pay $10,500 for the finance company and you are still surrounded by debt, you are leaving something out. Why was your set off higher than the worth of the vehicle? Did you have GAP insurance surrounded by place? If not, why not?
Sorry, as I said I really can't give you a definitive answer because you have gone way too much out.
Why do they say you cannot sue the towing company?
That's against your statutory rights, so inform the insurance company that you will be prosecuting the towing company for the plunder caused to your car and next to this won you could then afford to buy a new sports car altogether.
The lender has a primary lien against your car as a portion of your loan agreement which means that they get salaried first. Let them pay the loan then budge after the towing co for the balance and any other damages you can get. Mind you most lawyer will want a retainer or a piece of the final settlement which still means you could still owe some money. Many lawyers will usually permit you bring your concerns to them without charge then once they establish whether or not you own a case they will discuss fees.
Ok- you have two choices her:
a) run through your insurance and then let them collect the money support from the at fault carrier
b) step through the at fault carrier (the tow company)
You cant do both.. duh.. afterwards youd get double what your car is worth.. how is that neutral?
Regardless of who you go through.. you are ONLY owed actual cash significance of your car. If you owe more then that.. in good health.. thats your fault. They arent responsible for anymore then your motor is worth nor should they be.
and of course they will pay the wall directly- its their car.. not yours.. you dont own it yet.
States enjoy certain thresholds in which a motor must be totalled once they meet. For example, in my state.. if repairs of a vehicle cost MORE afterwards the car is wroth... it can never legally be doing a tour again.. thats not insurances fault.. thats just for sanctuary and is state law.
Sweetie- your making this complicated- they are trying to pay you what your saloon is wroth.. just take it.. how is this confusing?
oklatom have the correct explination. I have a couple of questions myself. Do you enjoy a valid drivers license? Were you under the indluince of alcohol and or drugs? If no to both questions, why did vehicle attain towed?
Dang, is the towing company owned by your insurance company? If the towing company damaged your car they should be held responsible. Otherwise, your insurance company have to pay your lender, that is why lenders require us to enjoy insurance. You didn't buy gap insurance when you bought your vehicle did you? If you did that would cover the difference.
Good Luck!
Ok- you have two choices her:
a) run through your insurance and then let them collect the money support from the at fault carrier
b) step through the at fault carrier (the tow company)
You cant do both.. duh.. afterwards youd get double what your car is worth.. how is that neutral?
Regardless of who you go through.. you are ONLY owed actual cash significance of your car. If you owe more then that.. in good health.. thats your fault. They arent responsible for anymore then your motor is worth nor should they be.
and of course they will pay the wall directly- its their car.. not yours.. you dont own it yet.
States enjoy certain thresholds in which a motor must be totalled once they meet. For example, in my state.. if repairs of a vehicle cost MORE afterwards the car is wroth... it can never legally be doing a tour again.. thats not insurances fault.. thats just for sanctuary and is state law.
Sweetie- your making this complicated- they are trying to pay you what your saloon is wroth.. just take it.. how is this confusing?
oklatom have the correct explination. I have a couple of questions myself. Do you enjoy a valid drivers license? Were you under the indluince of alcohol and or drugs? If no to both questions, why did vehicle attain towed?
If you have it towed because it was not running - this can affect the value of the total loss vehicle.
As far as a total loss go... In most states: if the cost to repair the vehicle (including parts and labor) equals or exceeds 75% of the car's value then the insurance company have to declare the vehicle a total loss.
If the vehicle was not running - so you towed it - that reduce the cars value and the 75% threashold is lower.
As far as settling a total loss goes.your policy have a clause in it that says the insurance company have to protect the lienholder's interest (A loss payee clause).
That means...first money goes to the nouns company and the rest goes to you.
So...when the company total losses your vehicle - they are going to buy it from you. They send the money to the nouns company and the finance company sends the title to the insurance company. You either sign the title over to them or sign a POA.
As far as suing the tow company..if the insurance company pays you for the saloon - you can not sue the tow company because you have transferred the right of recovery to the insurance company. You don't attain to be paid by the insurance company for the car and by the tow company. You own one saloon and only get to be remunerated for it one time.
Now...if you think the car can be repaired for smaller number..have your body shop go out and look at the coup¨¦ and write an estimate for the repair. If the body man says he can repair the car for smaller quantity than 75%, the insurance company may be able to do an agreed price with you. That scheme - they agree to settle with you (and the finance company will be planned on the check) for the amount of the body man's estimate less your deductible. If the repairs exceed the agreed amount - you have to earnings that out of pocket. The insurance company will not pay any more. However - not all states allow an insurance company to do this.
Odds are - if the insurance company say the car is a total loss -- it's a total loss. Let the car turn.
No. Your insurer has a legal constraint to pay the owner of the vehicle -- in this defence, the bank. Just because you can have it repaired for smaller amount doesn't mean that the total cost to repair the vehicle CORRECTLY is below the total loss threshold. Your insurance company will attempt to recover the money from the towing company so don't verbs about that. These are legal issues and your insurer won't budge so move about buy another car and be happy.
The lender has a primary lien against your car as a portion of your loan agreement which means that they get salaried first. Let them pay the loan then budge after the towing co for the balance and any other damages you can get. Mind you most lawyer will want a retainer or a piece of the final settlement which still means you could still owe some money. Many lawyers will usually permit you bring your concerns to them without charge then once they establish whether or not you own a case they will discuss fees.
I want them to pay me the $10500 and I would pay of the stupid loan. Also they read out I cannot sue the towing company or if I do they will close my claim. I could also find somebody to fix my car for less money. Is nearby anything I can do to this "no fault accident"? I do not think that the blight is that much and that I can get it fixed for a few grant if they would make a contribution me the money rather than the insurance company. Any advice? Bless your heart! Georgina
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No. Your insurer has a legal constraint to pay the owner of the vehicle -- in this defence, the bank. Just because you can have it repaired for smaller amount doesn't mean that the total cost to repair the vehicle CORRECTLY is below the total loss threshold. Your insurance company will attempt to recover the money from the towing company so don't verbs about that. These are legal issues and your insurer won't budge so move about buy another car and be happy.
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Why do they say you cannot sue the towing company?
That's against your statutory rights, so inform the insurance company that you will be prosecuting the towing company for the plunder caused to your car and next to this won you could then afford to buy a new sports car altogether.
The lender has a primary lien against your car as a portion of your loan agreement which means that they get salaried first. Let them pay the loan then budge after the towing co for the balance and any other damages you can get. Mind you most lawyer will want a retainer or a piece of the final settlement which still means you could still owe some money. Many lawyers will usually permit you bring your concerns to them without charge then once they establish whether or not you own a case they will discuss fees.
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oklatom have the correct explination. I have a couple of questions myself. Do you enjoy a valid drivers license? Were you under the indluince of alcohol and or drugs? If no to both questions, why did vehicle attain towed?
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The towing company should have their own insurance that would compensate for any damage they did to your car. Why be it being towed anyway...was it previously tattered in a wreck or what? They also cannot tell you you can't sue the tow company by threatening to close your claim. The claim should be against the soul that did the damage. Is there something you are departing out of the story?Dang, is the towing company owned by your insurance company? If the towing company damaged your car they should be held responsible. Otherwise, your insurance company have to pay your lender, that is why lenders require us to enjoy insurance. You didn't buy gap insurance when you bought your vehicle did you? If you did that would cover the difference.
Good Luck!
Ok- you have two choices her:
a) run through your insurance and then let them collect the money support from the at fault carrier
b) step through the at fault carrier (the tow company)
You cant do both.. duh.. afterwards youd get double what your car is worth.. how is that neutral?
Regardless of who you go through.. you are ONLY owed actual cash significance of your car. If you owe more then that.. in good health.. thats your fault. They arent responsible for anymore then your motor is worth nor should they be.
and of course they will pay the wall directly- its their car.. not yours.. you dont own it yet.
States enjoy certain thresholds in which a motor must be totalled once they meet. For example, in my state.. if repairs of a vehicle cost MORE afterwards the car is wroth... it can never legally be doing a tour again.. thats not insurances fault.. thats just for sanctuary and is state law.
Sweetie- your making this complicated- they are trying to pay you what your saloon is wroth.. just take it.. how is this confusing?
oklatom have the correct explination. I have a couple of questions myself. Do you enjoy a valid drivers license? Were you under the indluince of alcohol and or drugs? If no to both questions, why did vehicle attain towed?
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Answers: I'm sorry, but near is a lot in your query I don't understand. Why was your motor being towed in the first place, and who ordered the tow? If indeed the towing company diluted your car while towing it, their insurance would pay you for any damages they did, and your own insurance wouldn't be involved except to assistance you collect. Your insurance wouldn't be telling you that you can't sue the towing company even if your claim was through your own company for some basis, so that makes no sense.
As a general rule, if a vehicle is considered a total and here is a bank or other finance company involved, they draw from the settlement, not you. You aren't entitled to the worth of the vehicle (which I can't see as being $10,500) since the finance company, not you, is the permissible owner.
If they pay $10,500 for the finance company and you are still surrounded by debt, you are leaving something out. Why was your set off higher than the worth of the vehicle? Did you have GAP insurance surrounded by place? If not, why not?
Sorry, as I said I really can't give you a definitive answer because you have gone way too much out.
Why do they say you cannot sue the towing company?
That's against your statutory rights, so inform the insurance company that you will be prosecuting the towing company for the plunder caused to your car and next to this won you could then afford to buy a new sports car altogether.
The lender has a primary lien against your car as a portion of your loan agreement which means that they get salaried first. Let them pay the loan then budge after the towing co for the balance and any other damages you can get. Mind you most lawyer will want a retainer or a piece of the final settlement which still means you could still owe some money. Many lawyers will usually permit you bring your concerns to them without charge then once they establish whether or not you own a case they will discuss fees.
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Ok- you have two choices her:
a) run through your insurance and then let them collect the money support from the at fault carrier
b) step through the at fault carrier (the tow company)
You cant do both.. duh.. afterwards youd get double what your car is worth.. how is that neutral?
Regardless of who you go through.. you are ONLY owed actual cash significance of your car. If you owe more then that.. in good health.. thats your fault. They arent responsible for anymore then your motor is worth nor should they be.
and of course they will pay the wall directly- its their car.. not yours.. you dont own it yet.
States enjoy certain thresholds in which a motor must be totalled once they meet. For example, in my state.. if repairs of a vehicle cost MORE afterwards the car is wroth... it can never legally be doing a tour again.. thats not insurances fault.. thats just for sanctuary and is state law.
Sweetie- your making this complicated- they are trying to pay you what your saloon is wroth.. just take it.. how is this confusing?
oklatom have the correct explination. I have a couple of questions myself. Do you enjoy a valid drivers license? Were you under the indluince of alcohol and or drugs? If no to both questions, why did vehicle attain towed?
New style number plates surrounded by the...
Dang, is the towing company owned by your insurance company? If the towing company damaged your car they should be held responsible. Otherwise, your insurance company have to pay your lender, that is why lenders require us to enjoy insurance. You didn't buy gap insurance when you bought your vehicle did you? If you did that would cover the difference.
Good Luck!
Ok- you have two choices her:
a) run through your insurance and then let them collect the money support from the at fault carrier
b) step through the at fault carrier (the tow company)
You cant do both.. duh.. afterwards youd get double what your car is worth.. how is that neutral?
Regardless of who you go through.. you are ONLY owed actual cash significance of your car. If you owe more then that.. in good health.. thats your fault. They arent responsible for anymore then your motor is worth nor should they be.
and of course they will pay the wall directly- its their car.. not yours.. you dont own it yet.
States enjoy certain thresholds in which a motor must be totalled once they meet. For example, in my state.. if repairs of a vehicle cost MORE afterwards the car is wroth... it can never legally be doing a tour again.. thats not insurances fault.. thats just for sanctuary and is state law.
Sweetie- your making this complicated- they are trying to pay you what your saloon is wroth.. just take it.. how is this confusing?
oklatom have the correct explination. I have a couple of questions myself. Do you enjoy a valid drivers license? Were you under the indluince of alcohol and or drugs? If no to both questions, why did vehicle attain towed?
When buying a coup¨¦, what does the...
Why is the car being towed?If you have it towed because it was not running - this can affect the value of the total loss vehicle.
As far as a total loss go... In most states: if the cost to repair the vehicle (including parts and labor) equals or exceeds 75% of the car's value then the insurance company have to declare the vehicle a total loss.
If the vehicle was not running - so you towed it - that reduce the cars value and the 75% threashold is lower.
As far as settling a total loss goes.your policy have a clause in it that says the insurance company have to protect the lienholder's interest (A loss payee clause).
That means...first money goes to the nouns company and the rest goes to you.
So...when the company total losses your vehicle - they are going to buy it from you. They send the money to the nouns company and the finance company sends the title to the insurance company. You either sign the title over to them or sign a POA.
As far as suing the tow company..if the insurance company pays you for the saloon - you can not sue the tow company because you have transferred the right of recovery to the insurance company. You don't attain to be paid by the insurance company for the car and by the tow company. You own one saloon and only get to be remunerated for it one time.
Now...if you think the car can be repaired for smaller number..have your body shop go out and look at the coup¨¦ and write an estimate for the repair. If the body man says he can repair the car for smaller quantity than 75%, the insurance company may be able to do an agreed price with you. That scheme - they agree to settle with you (and the finance company will be planned on the check) for the amount of the body man's estimate less your deductible. If the repairs exceed the agreed amount - you have to earnings that out of pocket. The insurance company will not pay any more. However - not all states allow an insurance company to do this.
Odds are - if the insurance company say the car is a total loss -- it's a total loss. Let the car turn.
No. Your insurer has a legal constraint to pay the owner of the vehicle -- in this defence, the bank. Just because you can have it repaired for smaller amount doesn't mean that the total cost to repair the vehicle CORRECTLY is below the total loss threshold. Your insurance company will attempt to recover the money from the towing company so don't verbs about that. These are legal issues and your insurer won't budge so move about buy another car and be happy.
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The lender has a primary lien against your car as a portion of your loan agreement which means that they get salaried first. Let them pay the loan then budge after the towing co for the balance and any other damages you can get. Mind you most lawyer will want a retainer or a piece of the final settlement which still means you could still owe some money. Many lawyers will usually permit you bring your concerns to them without charge then once they establish whether or not you own a case they will discuss fees.
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