Help! Person who hit my car won't call the insurance company

[The M.I.C.]

Some of this shyt being said is ignorant.

I actually still have my property and casualty licenses from 15 years ago.

@Coco what state you live in?

 

[Princess Coco]

I lol'd at that too

I can't have typos

lol ain't you hit someone's car in a parking lot at your job and not report it to them or anyone?

No. I got their car fixed

 

[The M.I.C.]

Goddamn servers.

 

[iBrowse]

Get the heater the rest will be easy after that

:mjlol;

 

[iBrowse]

Get the heater the rest will be easy after that

 

[™BlackPearl The Empress™]

So I got rear ended last week. We got a police report and exchanged info. My bumper is messed up and needs to be fixed, but everytime I call the insurance company, they tell we can't move forward because the other person hasn't contacted them.

It's been a whole week so I'm starting to think they won't call, but if they don't what will happen? Would I have to sue someone?

Same thing happened to me once and eventually the insurance company just cut me a check.

 

[iBrowse]

Get the heater the rest will be easy after that

Contact YOUR insurance company. They will go after the guy and his insurance.

I've had this happen to me before and StateFarm cut me a check to fix my car and then proceeded to go after the guy and Geico, his insurer.

My premium didn't increase since it was not my fault.

/thread

 

[The M.I.C.]

1.) You need to file a claim through GEICO..it doesn't matter if the responsible party hasn't contacted them , they have to file and investigate. They do this by contacting the insured and retrieving the police reports. Who did you talk to?

2.) You can file through your insurance but it's possible that your premiums may increase since YOUR coverage is the one paying out. Since you both have GEICO this really should be simple but they need to go after the one responsible for the incident.

 

[The M.I.C.]

fukk these servers breh :cosbysmoke:

 

[Keep_It_Hip_Hop_Fam]

It's your insurance company's job to contact the other person's insurance company and receive payment. This is what you are paying your insurance for.

 

[the cac mamba]

It's your insurance company's job to contact the other person's insurance company and receive payment. This is what you are paying your insurance for.

yeah, but this dude could just not be a scumbag about it. chick hit me a month ago, and she called hers and they reached out to me. didnt have to call my insurance once, they dont even know about it

 

[Princess Coco]

1.) You need to file a claim through GEICO..it doesn't matter if the responsible party hasn't contacted them , they have to file and investigate. They do this by contacting the insured and retrieving the police reports. Who did you talk to?

2.) You can file through your insurance but it's possible that your premiums may increase since YOUR coverage is the one paying out. Since you both have GEICO this really should be simple but they need to go after the one responsible for the incident.

I have All State. The person thats insured won't return their calls. I think after a certain amount of days geico will just move forward. Im really trying to avoid going through my insurance

 

[The M.I.C.]

I have All State. The person thats insured won't return their calls. I think after a certain amount of days geico will just move forward. Im really trying to avoid going through my insurance

GEICO is super ridiculous when it comes to claims. Matter of fact, anyone who works for them in claims has Carte Blanche to work for anyone because GEICO is known industry wide for being beyond thorough with handling claims.

I worked for Allstate and I know for a fact that if you file, they'll hit your premiums especially since you're in Florida and because they rarely go through subrogation unless they pay out a really ridiculous amount. As long as you filed through GEICO and they (person who hit you) gave you legit info, let GEICO handle them..don't get allstate involved unless you absolutely have to.

 

[dterpsss]

Call saul

 

[Princess Coco]

GEICO is super ridiculous when it comes to claims. Matter of fact, anyone who works for them in claims has Carte Blanche to work for anyone because GEICO is known industry wide for being beyond thorough with handling claims.

I worked for Allstate and I know for a fact that if you file, they'll hit your premiums especially since you're in Florida and because they rarely go through subrogation unless they pay out a really ridiculous amount. As long as you filed through GEICO and they (person who hit you) gave you legit info, let GEICO handle them..don't get allstate involved unless you absolutely have to.

Thank you!!