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Fully Comprehensive Insurance Question
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I have fully comprehensive motor insurance, and gave the details of a minor damage motor collision to my insurance company in June 2010, 7 days after the event. I enclosed full details of the third party, motor vehicle reg no etc and a written estimate of the cost of repair.
The insurance company have written to me recently Jan 02 denying all knowledge of the matter. What should I do now, advice would be appreciated.Babyjaydee101
The insurance company have written to me recently Jan 02 denying all knowledge of the matter. What should I do now, advice would be appreciated.Babyjaydee101
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Hopefully you kept photocopies, so you can resubmit them to the insurance company? I send stuff like this always by recorded delivery so at least you can prove it arrived!
BTW - I wouldn't put an email address on here, too public, unless it's a throwaway one - not sure why you did it, you might want to ask the Ed to remove it.
BTW - I wouldn't put an email address on here, too public, unless it's a throwaway one - not sure why you did it, you might want to ask the Ed to remove it.
Has your time limit for claiming expired bjd?
I am in the midst of a very complicated claim which started the same way as yours (but building insurance) just over 2 yrs ago and I met the loss adjustor (another one) on Wednesday as they are having to re-start the claim.So if they can do this due to their neglicence then I assume you can re-submit your details.I would just lash in what you did before and put down the dates you originally sent them-just the equivelent of what you sent in the first place (but send a photocopy;)).They have to prove they didnt receive them just the same as you have to prove you did. Then theres the ombudsman....
I am in the midst of a very complicated claim which started the same way as yours (but building insurance) just over 2 yrs ago and I met the loss adjustor (another one) on Wednesday as they are having to re-start the claim.So if they can do this due to their neglicence then I assume you can re-submit your details.I would just lash in what you did before and put down the dates you originally sent them-just the equivelent of what you sent in the first place (but send a photocopy;)).They have to prove they didnt receive them just the same as you have to prove you did. Then theres the ombudsman....