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12th October 2007, 18:15
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| | Basic Account Customer | HELP! CIS trying to rip me off On 17th August 2007 some stupid idiot went into the back of my car he admitted liability and i had a courtesy car dropped off to me whilst mine was having quotations etc done, anyway cis engineer said my cars a write off and they rang me today to offer me £2123 for my car i paid £9000 for it last november 2006, he said it had been previously damaged and badly repaired but yet when i bought it it was fine and has been ever since ive had it - it was hpi clear they also checked it and it came up clear but they said due to this my car was not worth what i paid my cars mileage is 109000 so i accept its not worth what i paid but thats ridiculous ive looked in the trader and cars like mine go for £6500, the cis person is very rude and says he is going to send me a cheque for that amount i have made it clear i will not settle for that amount and he is still intent and not listening to me, he says once i get the cheque i have to give the courtesy car back or they will not pay for it as ive had the cheque im so mad coz nones helping me, accident exchange who are supposed to be dealing with everything are absolutley rubbish and of no help all they want is there money, what can i do i bought the car and never had no problems with it until this accident and now this has all happend they're not willing to pay me fair price on my car, my car has black leather interior, multi spoke wheels worth £1000 alone, sports kit on it, someone please help me i dont know what to do. bmw garage said cis are taking the mick but the man just isnt listening to me  |
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12th October 2007, 19:48
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: HELP! CIS trying to rip me off It is a 2000 V reg, BMW 323 Ci coupe, with bmw optional parts on it as i mentioned the multi spoke wheels, the sports kit-i.e, bumper skirts,etc, on it and it has the bmw sound system, black leather interior, arm rests, etc |
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14th October 2007, 00:05
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| | Classic Account Customer | Re: HELP! CIS trying to rip me off I'd have still agreed to have the independent engineers report done as well as getting bmw to do one and everyone else you've mentioned. The more opinions you have to back up your case, the more ammo you have to negotiate with CIS. It sounds like the claims advisor you're dealing with is being a complete arse!
As suggested above, I'd suggest you no longer carry on with verbal communication and ask for everything to be put in writing, including any evidence they have to support their allegations your car was previously involved in an accident.
The thing that still confuses me it that you had an HPI check done when you bought the car, and this showed as clear. Usually any claims/repairs etc will show up cos its linked to the ABI.
Main thing to remember is not to give up, no matter what.
Hope this helps
DA
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18th October 2007, 02:47
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: HELP! CIS trying to rip me off I believe what insurance companies do is tantamount to fraud. They will accept your valuation of the car and quote you a premium for that value, but they wont check it out and say 'sorry but that car is only valued at £xx'. Then one week later they will not pay out saying the car is only valued as £xx lower
It's about time they made things clear. At the time of requesting a quote they have the true (Parkers) price and should tell you "we can only insure that car for a value of £xxx", but they don't, they agree and take the premiums.
Of course there are agreed value insurance companies who will give a quote for the agreed value of the car. | |