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by Lucky on June 30th, 2009
Return the call and talk to the adjuster. Get name, phone number and address. Answer questions clearly, tell the truth. Remember, you were rear-ended. The adjuster only wants your story to put in the file and to help determine liability. Give all the detail information to your friend so thay can settle up. Try not to be nervous and be thankful no one was injured. Good Luck!
by TMama on June 30th, 2009
Did you call the police? Also, did you get her info? I think it's always best to get a police report. If her hood and front bumper is messed up, it's going to be obvious that she rear-ended someone, so I wouldn't worry......
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You're reading I was rear-ended while driving my friend's car. no damage to my car, but her car had a messed up bumper/hood. she said it was her fault a took my name/phone number. her insurance just called and left a message. should i be worried? did i handle wrong?
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does it matter that it was my friend's car i was driving when i was rear ended by the lady?
thank you for your help!
by marooncorp on June 30th, 2009
No. Your friend should get a repair estimate, no matter how minor, it was nice of the other person to own up to the liability. Your friend should receive a check made out to him and the lien holder of his car. Your friend must decide whether the damage is severe enough to warrant repair or ask the lien holder to endorse the check.
by Lucky on June 30th, 2009