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Cars & Coffee Killer
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: State of Failure
Posts: 32,246
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Quote:
Originally Posted by cashflyer
Go ahead and let your ins co know about the damage now.
They may advise you to wait and see what kind of settlement the garage co offers.
If the settlement offer is too low, then file with your ins company and let them subrogate against the other company.
You don't want to DIY this repair. You want it done by a reputable shop that will document every expense.
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^This. I assume you have comprehensive. I've done this multiple times. It may take months to get your deductible back, but your car will get fixed sooner rather than later.
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