| lgman | 11-16-2010 09:20 PM |
ran out of fails. Quote:
Originally Posted by WingHang
(Post 7187174)
He has my DL n name. But has no plate number
| He must have gotten it from you. ICBC will never give out private information. Quote:
Originally Posted by WingHang
(Post 7187174)
They want her address too.
| Give it to them, they sound pretty legit bro.:D Quote:
Originally Posted by WingHang
(Post 7187209)
I never ignored any letters. I talked to them on the phone. Gravity of the issue?? Dont even try to give me that crap
| Letter from icbc told you to come in to check on the damage see if the other guy is lying. You didn't bring it in. YOUR FAULT. Your GF didn't let you buy 1 measly $26 temp permit to clear your name. Good for your GF. Quote:
Originally Posted by WingHang
(Post 7187214)
Like wtf how can they find me at fault with no proof Quote:
Originally Posted by WingHang
(Post 7187183)
I had to tell them i drove her car because her car was insured. With me as primary/principle driver
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| Soo funny I had to repost this quote. Quote:
Originally Posted by WingHang
(Post 7187220)
I really dont know. Icbc wont tell me any info about him. Protect his identity under the british columbian law
| this guys a big timer mang. Better not mess with him. Quote:
Originally Posted by aznlangjai
(Post 7187311)
Here's the deal... bring your GF's car in or it's 100% your fault. If you have nothing to hide, bring it in. If you are not going to bring your GF's car in, then it increases their suspicion that your GF's car is in fact involved in an accident with this dude.
If it's not insured, tell them that they can send someone to look at it. If after inspection, they don't find proof that the car is involved, you're free.
Yes because you have no proof either.
You won't get sued, your premium goes up.
Your premium goes up and will take 3 years to go back to the day before the accident. If you decide to repay ICBC for the amount they use to repair the dude's bumper, your premium will not take the hit. If you choose to repay, you must do it before renewing or buying insurance. Once you renew or begin insuring a car, you cannot repay this claim anymore.
| Fixed
DING DING DING!:thumbsup: | 