STOLEN - My E60

Yeah I agree with you.

I told BMW Uk about their staff but I doubt anything will be done.

Unless I get all my costs back I will tell them that I am playing the going to the media card.

Cheers for the morale support.

Andrew

Andrew Rolland wrote: Andrew Rolland wrote: Got another phone call last night fromt he Insurance Company to tell me that I will get a cheque for my excess £150 by the end of next week.  She did tell me that if I don't get it by the end of next week to get straight on the phone to them again and they will chase it up. Insurance Company have just phoned again to say that that was incorrect and that I will receive my cheque for the excess at the end of next week now.

Off on holiday last week, got a phone call from the Insurance Company to say that they had received something on the 22nd July and that I should get my excess within 1 week.

Still no sign of it.  Mibbie it will be posted thru my letter box this morning. 

Oh what's that flying past my window?

Andrew Rolland wrote: They are still pursuing their outlay and my un insured losses from the third party insurance company.

Also found out that the company who are claiming back my uninsured losses have NOT received any form of instruction from my Insurance Company to do this despite my insurance company telling me for the past two months that this other company were dealing with it.

Swiftly phoned the insurance company back and yelled at them (which did make me feel much better) as to why they had not checked that this other company had received the instruction to claim my uninsured losses.

Still dragging on.

Not sorted.

Premium has gone up about £70-100 because of all this.

Someone remind me why this is my fault please?

Andrew

Andrew Rolland wrote: Still no sign of it.  Mibbie it will be posted thru my letter box this morning.  Oh what's that flying past my window?

Must have been a little pink piggy with wings cos when I got home last night there it was, my cheque for my excess.

Result!

I was a bit bummed cos I thought it was another Birthday card and was disappointed to see it wasn't but that soon changed when I found the envelope contained a nice cheque.

Just got to keep pushing buttons for the uninsured losses.

That was exactly 6 months from when the car got nicked to me getting a cheque for my excess.

Thanks for all your support.

Andrew

...and it rumbles on.

Got in yesterday and there was a letter from a Solicitor in Glasgow.  I thought I was getting sued for something but it turned out it is a letter from the scumbag that stole my car, laywer stating that they would like a statement from me.

Hmmm.

I droped the keys off and then never saw the car till 10 weeks later.  What else can I tell you?

Fekin' well should be the BMW dealers staff that are in court too!

I was wondering if this guy would have been thru the courts yet as it was nearly 8 months ago, but obviously not.

Andrew

davy tombstone wrote: andrew, i would get some legal advice b4 you start answering letters like that.

what to say "I dropped the keys off and then never saw the car till 10 weeks later....(it) should be the BMW dealers staff that are in court too!"?

save your money

 

This is called a precognition letter for the denfense. All they want to know is your side of things and once they have all the relevant info, that's when they advise their client if they prosecution have a good case or not.

If you have any doubts call the PF's office in Ballater St for advice and if you want to be a total twisted git, a precognition should be a Q+A session.

They will already have a copy of your statment that you gave to the police anyway.

Gary is right.

I've had this before when I was a witness in a murder case.

The accused's solicitor wants to get a statement from you, just to confirm everything I suppose.

My lawyer is of the opinion, leave it to your insurance companies to sort out that's what you pay them for.

It looks like a legal aid job too.  So my tax money is going to pay for a legal defence for the git who nicked my car and caused me all sorts of grief. 

Now that's justice!

Andrew

davy tombstone wrote: just thought andrew had been through enough without having to go through any more bullsh!t.

....still going thru it!

I haven't managed to phone the solicitor yet as I'd still probably loose the head while on the phone to the guy so I wait till I've calmed down.

Andrew

"I asked why the feck (yeah I did actually swear at him) Douglas Park of all people were phoning me to ask to take my car to them for an MOT when they know chuffin' full well what happened to it."

although I can sympathise to a certain extent I think you were out of order - it wasn't the receptionists fault, he's only following an automated print-out of MOTs due that week, he can't be expected to know the situation of every particular car - I still get MOT reminders from my local dealer for my 323 and I sold it nearly 4 years ago...

don't get angry at the monkeys, get angry at the organ-grinder, or better still the scrotebag who stole your car in the first place!

Edited by stephenperry

http://www.scotcourts.gov.uk/sheriff/small_claims/forms.asp

 

form 1b . . . best £60 you'll spend this year