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At least you had some action!
Hahahaha this FML was so well written
Unless he switches to Allstate
not just one ..its a triple action...
You could save 15% in 15 minutes at GEICO
He is still alive to tell the story. That's a bright side in my opinion.
Life is full of surprises, OP. We all struggle sometimes. Even Kim Kardashian.
Dont you dare bring that thing up here. She doesnt exist here. This is a happy place.
Yeah, a place called "**** my life" is surely a happy one.
Its a happy place because she isnt plastered all over it.
#14, I wish I could like that statement 100 times
This last accident wasn't your fault so you shouldn't have your rates increased because of it. Fight it. I don't know about your other 2 so can't comment on those.
You can fight it all you want, but at the end of the day, your insurance will still be raised. Whether it's your fault or not is irrelevant; If the insurance compamy has to pay for damage repairs, they're going to raise your premium. It would be nice if they only raised it when it's your fault, but if they did that, they wouldn't make as much money. by all means, fight.
I was t boned by an old lady who decided give way signs were optional, due to her being at fault, my premium stayed the same as it always was. My insurance paid me out, and I beleive her insurance then paid my insurance company, I think that's how it works, but my premium never went up.
#30 If that was your first accident, then that's why. A lot of insurance companies let the first one slide and don't raise your premium.
If it's not your fault your insurance does go up, at least not in New York
This is such a weird concept to me. Where I live, your premium never goes up when it's not your fault. Why should you be punished if it's not your fault? Of course, in manitoba, the insurance company is province owned.
I've been in a few accidents, one of them being my fault, and the only time my insurance went up was because it was my fault and they had to pay for the damage to the person's car I hit, as well as pay for the damage to my car. That's why your insurance goes up. If it's not your fault, the person's insurance who hit you will pay for the damage on your car and their premium will go up.
I'm pretty sure it works differently depending on where you live & which insurance company you're with. In some places the insurance goes up even it its not your fault and in other places it stays the same. No one is wrong here, it's probably just different for different locations and different companies.
I live in Australia, and I've never heard of anyone's premium going up when they weren't at fault, even when I insured a new car with a different company, it didn't effect the premium. if my premium went up for a crash that wasn't my fault, I'd tell that company to shove it up their ass and switch company
Depends on the location. Some states are "no fault" for example, and in that case both drivers make claims against their own insurance. Since your insurance payed out a claim, your rates will likely increase. In this case though, I would suggest trying to fight it.
Over here in The Netherlands, your premium is only raised when it's your fault or when there is no opposite party (for example, someone breaks your window, but you don't know who). However, if too many accidents happen in too short a period, they can decide you are accident prone and still raise your premium. It happened to me too. My first one was a break in, broken window had to be replaced. Second one was my wife being rear-ended. Third one was someone else forgetting to give way. Neither were my fault, but they still flagged me as a higher risk factor than normal, raising premium quite a bit.
How the hell can you have 3 accidents in one year? But yeah cause the guy was drunk it's not your fault they shouldn't raise your insurance.
take it from personal experience, it's definitely possible...
A girl I've known for 2 and a half years is on her 6th car in that time-frame.. Actually I forgot one, make that 7th
That would make you have to be a millionaire.
some wishes he really shouldn't fulfill
Your insurance won't go up if it's not your fault. You insurance will pay out and go after the driver of the other vehicle.
It shouldn't raise its not your fault, unless the other two accidents were your fault..
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This last accident wasn't your fault so you shouldn't have your rates increased because of it. Fight it. I don't know about your other 2 so can't comment on those.
How the hell can you have 3 accidents in one year? But yeah cause the guy was drunk it's not your fault they shouldn't raise your insurance.