Today, after 2 years of paying off the insurance fees after an accident, I got rear-ended. It was the same driver who crashed into me the first time. FML
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colderthanyou
| 15
I thought whoever is at fault pays the insurance fees? Or is that just a Canadian thing?
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Mungolikecandy
| 19
That was my thought, surely his insurance should be paying the bills?
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childlessmother
| 16
Coincidence?
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blahblabbity
| 19
with those odds, you should play the lottery
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colderthanyou
| 15
I thought whoever is at fault pays the insurance fees? Or is that just a Canadian thing?
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Mungolikecandy
| 19
That was my thought, surely his insurance should be paying the bills?
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Memnoc
| 26
Could have been determined to be a no fault accident. That happened to me once because the other person moved her car, so the officer was not able to determine who caused it.
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evilplatypus
| 38
I’m from the US and I’ve never heard of the not-at-fault party paying.
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ViviMage
| 38
I wonder if a restraining order works for cars and driving distance too!
By
alycion
| 38
It’s the insurance company trying to keep your rates up.
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EmDizzle2007
| 27
become friends.
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Taurus_ChicKa
| 35
Wait, why are you paying anything if the other person rear-ended you? They should be found 100% at fault and their insurance should be taking care of the damages to your car.