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Genious · 11-07-2010, 01:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Indpowr

We also have USAA and worked with them on a few claims. They are awesome to deal with. 0 BS and takes care of you right away

I love USAA and will never get insurance or bank with anyone else, they have definitely proven their loyalty to clients and have earned one for life.

Genious · 11-07-2010, 01:11 PM

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Originally Posted by xman60606

Dude, Where in iraq are you. PM me if youre in the IZ. Secondly, majority rules, you got to get it reported and then clear things up later. i agree that you wont see any of this money if you allow them to try to pay it off. They will drag their feet. Been in this situation before when a friend totaled my civic a few years back and guess what, havent paid yet.

I'm not in the IZ I'm down in the Al Anbar province, Ramadi.

skuttduck · 11-07-2010, 03:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Genious

I feel kinda bad for the girl but not bad enough to take a potential $35,000 loss. More then anything I'm just thankful that I have a awesome bank and they took care of all this with minimal effort on my part.

Actually the worse part for me what that while I'm here I worked a deal with a one of the custom body shops here on the forum to start paying now for $10,000 dollars worth of mods I was going to have done to the car. The plan was to start paying now, drop the car off at the shop on my mid-tour leave and and have the car worked on and balance paid by the time I came back in july. It was going to be badass. I have to contact him and ask for a Refund of the money I had already put down, that shit was seriously embarrassing. I hate to back out of business arrangements that I have made

You shouldn't feel bad, you did nothing wrong aside from trusting your friend with your car. It's not like you have $35k to just give to someone. Plus as I said earlier being halfway around the world gives them some time to cool off.

I've been very happy with USAA as well. I have that as my father is a Vietnam Veteran.

Maybe you can still work out a deal with the guy just for the new camaro that you will get. Either that or save some money for the Z, Convertable or something

cowboy1948 · 11-07-2010, 04:09 PM

How old is she? If she is still 18 and her parents had not signed the papers to make her a emancipated adult. They the parents are responsible. Any one here a lawyer or can answer this correctly?

jshaf · 11-07-2010, 04:21 PM

the truth is the truth, she didn't have your explicit permision and that is how the report should read. sometimes people have to pay for there dumb choices!

d69chris · 11-07-2010, 04:25 PM

Help her grow up by giving her what she deserves.......Jail time!

Sounds like her parents have done a poor job of raising her and just protected her.

cnrad · 11-07-2010, 04:55 PM

I agree with everyone else, you have to report the car stolen or else you will never get your money. And if the parents were that afraid of their daughter getting in trouble, they would be paying for it instead of saying that she'll pay you as time goes by

... And also, thank you for your service, and stay safe

djinva · 11-07-2010, 07:01 PM

She is the one who made the mistake, so why her family would expect you to pay is beyond me. I also work for an insurance company and they will probably get a judgement against her for what they pay out, she can make her $50 a month payment to them. We have plenty of folks making us small payments on large amounts. She will probably never get it paid off. Here in VA if they stop making payments we can have their driver's license suspended.

runner66 · 11-07-2010, 07:26 PM

your a good story telling or a azzhole are you kidding me. you feel sorry for this littel slut and her dirtbag boyfriend she got kicked out of here house for a reson. wake up and were was your so called friend who was watching the car. and here parents are calling you and asking you not to tell the cops. you tell them they have 2 days to come up with the money for the car or you are going to the cops its simply math.

BackinBlackSS/RS · 11-07-2010, 07:30 PM

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Originally Posted by runner66

your a good story telling or a azzhole are you kidding me. you feel sorry for this littel slut and her dirtbag boyfriend she got kicked out of here house for a reson. wake up and were was your so called friend who was watching the car. and here parents are calling you and asking you not to tell the cops. you tell them they have 2 days to come up with the money for the car or you are going to the cops its simply math.

She's already been arrested.

jdenotter · 11-07-2010, 07:34 PM

6 years in the military so I'm assuming you are either a nco or officer. Tell me something what if one of your lower enlisted crashed a upper armored hummer for being stupid. Would you feel pity for them? I'm a former Sgt. and I know sure wouldn't. I'm also a police officer and in my state once you enter a civil agreement about the car there's no turning back. So do the right thing and contact the local authorities in which the accident took place. Most service members have a poa so use them to take of this. Good luck

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BackinBlackSS/RS · 11-07-2010, 07:38 PM

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Originally Posted by BackinBlackSS/RS

She's already been arrested.

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Originally Posted by jdenotter

6 years in the military so I'm assuming you are either a nco or officer. Tell me something what if one of your lower enlisted crashed a upper armored hummer for being stupid. Would you feel pity for them? I'm a former Sgt. and I know sure wouldn't. I'm also a police officer and in my state once you enter a civil agreement about the car there's no turning back. So do the right thing and contact the local authorities in which the accident took place. Most service members have a poa so use them to take of this. Good luck

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68/2010 · 11-07-2010, 07:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Ject

Glad to hear how this worked out.

Did the right thing reporting it stolen. Insurance did right by zeroing out the loan and will get you a new car!

Trip9Duc · 11-07-2010, 07:44 PM

This too common in the Military. Entrusting a friend to take care of your gear and vehicle(s). If you put storage on the insurance and the place where it is to stored. I would change the police report to stolen. Its bad enough we don't make a whole of cash in the military. Sooner or later money saved on Deployment thins out and we say 'Oh man, what did I spend my money on?!' Your friend feels just as bad and knows if you change report to stolen, he will understand. Your friend better buy all your drinks for the first month back, its only fair.

11-07-2010, 04:09 PM	#60
cowboy1948 Drives: 10 LT2/RS-08 SILVERADO-05 COBALT Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: OHIO Posts: 929	How old is she? If she is still 18 and her parents had not signed the papers to make her a emancipated adult. They the parents are responsible. Any one here a lawyer or can answer this correctly? __________________ Retired

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11-07-2010, 07:01 PM	#64
djinva Bow Tie Fan Drives: 16 Camaro 2SS Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Dublin VA Posts: 318	She is the one who made the mistake, so why her family would expect you to pay is beyond me. I also work for an insurance company and they will probably get a judgement against her for what they pay out, she can make her $50 a month payment to them. We have plenty of folks making us small payments on large amounts. She will probably never get it paid off. Here in VA if they stop making payments we can have their driver's license suspended. __________________ 16 Camaro 2SS 6M 60 Impala LS power 22 2500 HD Duramax 14 Caprice PPV 6.0 Instagram: dj_sarv

11-07-2010, 07:34 PM	#67
jdenotter Drives: 2010 2SS/RS,M6,Black w/CGM Stripes Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Nashville, NC Posts: 1,777 View My Garage	6 years in the military so I'm assuming you are either a nco or officer. Tell me something what if one of your lower enlisted crashed a upper armored hummer for being stupid. Would you feel pity for them? I'm a former Sgt. and I know sure wouldn't. I'm also a police officer and in my state once you enter a civil agreement about the car there's no turning back. So do the right thing and contact the local authorities in which the accident took place. Most service members have a poa so use them to take of this. Good luck Sent from my DROIDX using Tapatalk __________________ 3" RDP Motorsports aggressive cat-back exhaust w/ x-pipe, Vararam CAI, Hurst's short throw shifter, Gary's Customs painted bowties, Ofer's HID DRL/Fog Light wiring harness, Kelvin 8K HID DRL bulbs, ZL1 grille. Johnson's window tint film, LSR lowering springs, Metra dash kit with Pioneer In-Dash DVD head unit.

11-07-2010, 04:55 PM	#63
cnrad Drives: a wagon Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: ᴄᴀʟɪꜰᴏʀɴɪᴀ Posts: 1,199 View My Garage	I agree with everyone else, you have to report the car stolen or else you will never get your money. And if the parents were that afraid of their daughter getting in trouble, they would be paying for it instead of saying that she'll pay you as time goes by ... And also, thank you for your service, and stay safe

11-07-2010, 07:26 PM	#65
runner66 Account Suspended Drives: 2011 camaro 2ss/rs Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Long island ny Posts: 270	your a good story telling or a azzhole are you kidding me. you feel sorry for this littel slut and her dirtbag boyfriend she got kicked out of here house for a reson. wake up and were was your so called friend who was watching the car. and here parents are calling you and asking you not to tell the cops. you tell them they have 2 days to come up with the money for the car or you are going to the cops its simply math.

11-07-2010, 07:44 PM	#70
Trip9Duc Drives: Twenty-Ten Camaro Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Sunny SoCal Posts: 106	This too common in the Military. Entrusting a friend to take care of your gear and vehicle(s). If you put storage on the insurance and the place where it is to stored. I would change the police report to stolen. Its bad enough we don't make a whole of cash in the military. Sooner or later money saved on Deployment thins out and we say 'Oh man, what did I spend my money on?!' Your friend feels just as bad and knows if you change report to stolen, he will understand. Your friend better buy all your drinks for the first month back, its only fair.