Yet another ICBC thread!
 

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pay deductable of 300, express repair.

eclipseeeee

Try calling a dent guy to get the popped back up. Looking at the picture, they might be able to pop it out. You are looking at 100-200 for that.

^looks like some paint came off tho (the two white spots under the left hole....unless its jizz stains?)?

^^ "assuming" his bumper is not made by metal.
It need fiber glass repair & paint repaint

$200 max if you want spot repair/repaint

there is a shop tat does spot fibgerglass repair and repaint?

please tell me which

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you should report it before you get screwed up the ass when the other person claims that you rear ended him.

REPORT it ASAP!!!!!!!

if u were parked. Tell icbc u were parked and the guy reversed into u. Usually park car wins

mine was just scratched up paint and bent plate holder and that was around $600 to fix

The Paintless Dent companies can't 'pop' out a dent on a plastic bumper - the plastic/rubber bumper covers stretch when damaged and require heat to shrink the damaged area.

Make sure you have witnesses (that are not in your car).

A lot of the times if someone back into you.. they can turn around and say you rear ended them (which is more common) and ICBC often sides with them.

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The last time someone backed into me, I got owned by a trailer hitch

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It took about 3000 bucks to repair though, well worth it!

Go ICBC or go home!

so any shop does partial fiberglass repair and paint?
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Do you still park near Blenz regularly? Shitty to hear that man I see it every now and then.

yeah, don't you always park on the street at blenz on Bundell?

I know you probably wanted to avoid door dings due to all those tight parking spaces

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I'm not really a fan of ICBC but seriously take responsibility for your actions. You have been frauding ICBC for years and it bit you in the ass. Learn from it and move on. If I were you I'd be glad you wern't in a serious at fault accident and had your insurance voided because it could have cost your dad tens to hundreds of thousands of dollars if it was a serious one.

so ur the one that drives that eclipse around.

next time when ur driving around at night, can u please go lightly on the throttle so ur exhaust doesnt wake people up at like 3am in the morning. especially when ur in areas where houses are built close together.

I tell you what I take my own responbility and pay for the damage myself. My parents never thought this would be considered a fraud back then because we share cars within the family all the time and we still do. The insurance broker told us all these so that was why we did it. No offense but saying outloud we're frauding ICBC and not taking responbility when you don't even know my family is very rude in my book. When my dad accidentally crushed his rear bumper backing into an edge of the wall, he paid the full $1200 damage himself unlike a friend of mine accidentally smashed his FX45's rear window in the garage then reported it as Hit-n-Run. Seriously am I even complaining anything about ICBC? for fuck sakes. All the point for this thread is to ask for some damage quote and I felt fair just to give an update.

So you're going to only tell me to go lightly on the throttle on a street where alot of cars drive by with not so quiet exhaust? Give me a break if you decide to live right by the street where blenz is open 24/7 with cars going by at 3am, don't complain. Besides I barely ever rip my car nor do I ever go to my gfs house at 3am so why don't you post your own thread and complain to everyone? If this makes you feel better, my neighbour right beside my house comes home every morning at 4am with his F430 REVVING into his garage this entire summer. Do you see me making stupid post complaining?

no i do not live right by blenz or close to busy streets. i've seen u atleast 2-3 times where ur dropping someone off, and decides to rip away with ur stero blasting. considering where u were ripping it, anything with an exhaust above idle will echo through out and is loud as hell. ur car's not hard to recognize.

You said and I quote, "Pretty much ICBC fuked me over because my insurance rate is 5% more expensive than my dad's roadstar." You're basically saying because you've been insuring your vehicle in your dads name for years to avoid higher premiums they fucked you. You actually fucked yourself by first getting in an accident that increased your premiums and then by trying to fraud them because lets not sugar coat it thats what you did (knowingly or unknowingly).

Forgive me if I don't golf clap for your dad doing the right thing and not trying to scam the insurance company after backing his truck into a concrete wall. He probably should get a plaque or some sort of trophy but you'll have to contact ICBC and ask them for that.

I'm not even trying to be a dick but I call it like I see it. Like I said before you made a mistake and I think you learned from it although you don't really see anything wrong with what you were doing. I was also pointing out it could have been a hell of a lot worse. Imagine if before this happened you had been in a serious accident and had a friend was with you. The friend ended up a quadriplegic and ICBC voids your insurance. You and your family are now on the hook for all his medical bills and whatever monies he got in a settlement which could easily hit the 7 figure mark.

I'm saying this because it can happen thats why they call them accidents. A few months ago my friends brother ended up breaking his neck the day after his 19th birthday in a rollover and can no longer move anything below his neck. He pisses in a bag, he has a nurse shove her finger up his ass so he can shit and he's going to miss out on pretty much everything for the rest of his life. If you had to pay for all the costs assosicated with this out of pocket your life would be ruined as well. Take it for what it is I know I can be kind of brash sometimes but take it for what it is.

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