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Old 19-10-07, 02:34 PM   #21
Ashy
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A few undred quid is fuel for a year.
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Old 19-10-07, 02:37 PM   #22
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Point again out that you disagree with their valuation and that your view is based on evidence (ads supplied etc), and also the quoted text you highlighted earlier is worth emphasising again too. Ask for details and access to their internal appeals process and also ask them for the details of the Insurance Ombudsman pointing out that you believe strongly that they have made a mistake and you would like an arbitrated 3rd party opinion.


... and be polite at all times - although it looks like you've been completely reasonable so far, just hang in there and keep pressing.

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Old 19-10-07, 02:42 PM   #23
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A few undred quid is fuel for a month.
For me!
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Old 19-10-07, 03:34 PM   #24
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If you have nothing else to do, then its probably worth a crack at getting more.

Realistically though £1500(+£100 for aftermarket) is a decent valuation for a curvy. As has been said personal injury etc is where you will get more £'s.

At the end of the day think about what you would of wanted/expected to get if you sold it. IMHO very few(if any) curvy's are worth much more than £1500.
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Old 20-10-07, 08:13 AM   #25
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semi-result
ive got an extra £100 heading my way for my aftermarket parts that were on her and thyeve agreed that its MARKET value they pay out for so are re-looking at offer on bike.
Wow! That's a result. Wouldn't have thought they'd have paid any more out as insurance companies are usually so tight.

Good on you and good on the insurers.

Who are they?
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Old 20-10-07, 08:30 AM   #26
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If it was a payout from your own insurance, I'd expect them to give you what you valued it for. But seeing as it is the other persons insurance paying, you should get what it is worth! Well done, and keep fighting.
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Old 20-10-07, 01:35 PM   #27
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Wow! That's a result. Wouldn't have thought they'd have paid any more out as insurance companies are usually so tight.

Good on you and good on the insurers.

Who are they?

carole nash-under writers are equity red star

gets better, salvage yard have sent me tax disc so i can claim remaining tax back off dvla
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Old 21-10-07, 04:51 AM   #28
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A few undred quid is fuel for a year.

a hundred quid a week for me.
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