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CRIMSON-KARMA
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Dirtyboy
User ID: 65857956 United States 12/08/2014 09:36 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | People used to buy totaled cars and fix them and resell at a big profit. That led to laws where you have to disclose the vehicle was totaled which greatly lowered the value of the vehicle. There are laws too against selling vehicles that have been in floods without disclosure. Dirtyboy Think beyond impossible. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 6035221 United States 12/08/2014 09:38 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | yeah that seems legit, i make 9/10ths of the payments, then if they make the last 3 cuz of an accident the truck belongs to them? They are going to pay off your loan and then sell your truck for scrap to recoup the costs associated with doing so. You made have made 9/10's of the payments, after the accident your truck is worth 9/10ths what it used to be worth. Sounds to me like you were financing a vehicle that should have been paid for in cash. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 16654184 United States 12/08/2014 09:40 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | When you settle the claim they take possession of the totaled vehicle. It is like you sold the vehicle to the insurance company. If you still want the vehicle you have to buy it back from them which is usually less than what they give you. When they total a vehicle it means the vehicle is going to cost more to fix than it is worth. Quoting: Dirtyboy People used to buy totaled cars and fix them and resell at a big profit. That led to laws where you have to disclose the vehicle was totaled which greatly lowered the value of the vehicle. There are laws too against selling vehicles that have been in floods without disclosure. In this state, the title gets marked as "salvage". |
CRIMSON-KARMA
(OP) User ID: 22873728 United States 12/08/2014 09:42 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | yeah that seems legit, i make 9/10ths of the payments, then if they make the last 3 cuz of an accident the truck belongs to them? They are going to pay off your loan and then sell your truck for scrap to recoup the costs associated with doing so. You made have made 9/10's of the payments, after the accident your truck is worth 9/10ths what it used to be worth. Sounds to me like you were financing a vehicle that should have been paid for in cash. ha nice try asshole. i bought the truck way below retail, financed very little, and its worth a lot still. it sounds like your mommy and daddy bought you your car, but you tell people that you did. SLAM THAT CLAM |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 6035221 United States 12/08/2014 09:52 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | yeah that seems legit, i make 9/10ths of the payments, then if they make the last 3 cuz of an accident the truck belongs to them? They are going to pay off your loan and then sell your truck for scrap to recoup the costs associated with doing so. You made have made 9/10's of the payments, after the accident your truck is worth 9/10ths what it used to be worth. Sounds to me like you were financing a vehicle that should have been paid for in cash. ha nice try asshole. i bought the truck way below retail, financed very little, and its worth a lot still. it sounds like your mommy and daddy bought you your car, but you tell people that you did. What you think it's worth and what it's actually worth are two different things. If it was worth as much as you claim your insurance company would be repairing it and not totaling it. If you don't want to end up losing the value of your vehicles try not crashing them into things? Mmm-k? |
CRIMSON-KARMA
(OP) User ID: 22873728 United States 12/08/2014 09:56 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: CRIMSON-KARMA yeah that seems legit, i make 9/10ths of the payments, then if they make the last 3 cuz of an accident the truck belongs to them? They are going to pay off your loan and then sell your truck for scrap to recoup the costs associated with doing so. You made have made 9/10's of the payments, after the accident your truck is worth 9/10ths what it used to be worth. Sounds to me like you were financing a vehicle that should have been paid for in cash. ha nice try asshole. i bought the truck way below retail, financed very little, and its worth a lot still. it sounds like your mommy and daddy bought you your car, but you tell people that you did. What you think it's worth and what it's actually worth are two different things. If it was worth as much as you claim your insurance company would be repairing it and not totaling it. If you don't want to end up losing the value of your vehicles try not crashing them into things? Mmm-k? its clear you have no experience with body work. as your trying to preach financial responsibility to me and at the same time mocking me for not having a 2014 escalade. i buy used sensible vehicles, usually with cash. i dont think what my trucks worth, i know exactly what its worth. SLAM THAT CLAM |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 6035221 United States 12/08/2014 10:00 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 6035221 They are going to pay off your loan and then sell your truck for scrap to recoup the costs associated with doing so. You made have made 9/10's of the payments, after the accident your truck is worth 9/10ths what it used to be worth. Sounds to me like you were financing a vehicle that should have been paid for in cash. ha nice try asshole. i bought the truck way below retail, financed very little, and its worth a lot still. it sounds like your mommy and daddy bought you your car, but you tell people that you did. What you think it's worth and what it's actually worth are two different things. If it was worth as much as you claim your insurance company would be repairing it and not totaling it. If you don't want to end up losing the value of your vehicles try not crashing them into things? Mmm-k? its clear you have no experience with body work. as your trying to preach financial responsibility to me and at the same time mocking me for not having a 2014 escalade. i buy used sensible vehicles, usually with cash. i dont think what my trucks worth, i know exactly what its worth. No, I'm not mocking you. I am very familiar with body work and even more familiar with insurance. I used to sell it. If it's worth what you say you'll get a check for the difference between it's actual value and your loan payoff. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 7893879 United States 12/08/2014 10:13 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 6035221 They are going to pay off your loan and then sell your truck for scrap to recoup the costs associated with doing so. You made have made 9/10's of the payments, after the accident your truck is worth 9/10ths what it used to be worth. Sounds to me like you were financing a vehicle that should have been paid for in cash. ha nice try asshole. i bought the truck way below retail, financed very little, and its worth a lot still. it sounds like your mommy and daddy bought you your car, but you tell people that you did. What you think it's worth and what it's actually worth are two different things. If it was worth as much as you claim your insurance company would be repairing it and not totaling it. If you don't want to end up losing the value of your vehicles try not crashing them into things? Mmm-k? its clear you have no experience with body work. as your trying to preach financial responsibility to me and at the same time mocking me for not having a 2014 escalade. i buy used sensible vehicles, usually with cash. i dont think what my trucks worth, i know exactly what its worth. That being the case, why carry collision insurance? Why not just carry good liability insurance and bank the savings for when/if you have to replace the vehicle? |
CRIMSON-KARMA
(OP) User ID: 22873728 United States 12/08/2014 10:18 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: CRIMSON-KARMA ha nice try asshole. i bought the truck way below retail, financed very little, and its worth a lot still. it sounds like your mommy and daddy bought you your car, but you tell people that you did. What you think it's worth and what it's actually worth are two different things. If it was worth as much as you claim your insurance company would be repairing it and not totaling it. If you don't want to end up losing the value of your vehicles try not crashing them into things? Mmm-k? its clear you have no experience with body work. as your trying to preach financial responsibility to me and at the same time mocking me for not having a 2014 escalade. i buy used sensible vehicles, usually with cash. i dont think what my trucks worth, i know exactly what its worth. No, I'm not mocking you. I am very familiar with body work and even more familiar with insurance. I used to sell it. If it's worth what you say you'll get a check for the difference between it's actual value and your loan payoff. i will be getting money back, even with a huge deductable............ that wasnt the OP anyways. SLAM THAT CLAM |
CRIMSON-KARMA
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ChvyV8Bldr
User ID: 21517811 United States 12/08/2014 10:23 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | i hit a deer and the airbags went off. they are going to total my truck. if the ins co. is acting on my behalf and pays off the small remainder of the loan, why then do they claim title to the truck and i have to pay THEM a salvage value to keep it? Quoting: CRIMSON-KARMA that makes no sense to me. My 08 Silverado got repo'd. We only had 8 or 9 payments left. They auctioned the truck and we got a check for over $8000 from the equity in it. It got repo'd this summer. Will we even know we were alive when we're dead? Me Kingdoms were run by kings Empires were run by Emperors Countries are run by..... Dumps were almost fixed by Trump |
BRIEF
User ID: 65696907 United States 12/08/2014 10:38 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | i hit a deer and the airbags went off. they are going to total my truck. if the ins co. is acting on my behalf and pays off the small remainder of the loan, why then do they claim title to the truck and i have to pay THEM a salvage value to keep it? Quoting: CRIMSON-KARMA that makes no sense to me. They are buying it so they get the title. You can buy it back and fix it with used parts if you want...I just did that with my son's Volvo...I bought it back because he wanted a new vehicle, I fixed it up and sold it. I never forgive and I never forget I am a licensed firearm holder. I will, under protection of law, use lethal force if attacked. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 65790154 United States 12/08/2014 01:55 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | i hit a deer and the airbags went off. they are going to total my truck. if the ins co. is acting on my behalf and pays off the small remainder of the loan, why then do they claim title to the truck and i have to pay THEM a salvage value to keep it? Quoting: CRIMSON-KARMA that makes no sense to me. they can write your policy to be anything they want, you need to read your policy. they could have a clause in there to give you 10 kittens in exchange for your auto, just depends on what your contract says. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 65790154 United States 12/08/2014 02:00 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | i hit a deer and the airbags went off. they are going to total my truck. if the ins co. is acting on my behalf and pays off the small remainder of the loan, why then do they claim title to the truck and i have to pay THEM a salvage value to keep it? Quoting: CRIMSON-KARMA that makes no sense to me. honestly it sounds like they're pulling a fast one, if there's nothing in the insurance contract detailing what happens if you have payments left, then they are in free-lance mode and can just make up a deal. they probably know what they are doing, know how to fuck you a little bit, gently. why did you agree to let them pay off the truck? I'm sure if you made the payments, and took title then they would have to give you the full claim on the truck. |
CRIMSON-KARMA
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I HAVE QUESTIONS
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