Recent content by teflon_jones

lakersgo, you need to post more facts about the accident. Most importantly, who was at fault? legeleaseplease, start your own thread!

Why didn't you notice that this seller is located in VA but asked you to wire transfer money to a bank in OH? I'm betting somebody got this person's eBay login and used their account to post a fake auction. I'd contact the bank where you wired the money to.

You want to sue the chair manufacturer because you weren't careful when you sat down? :confused:

The answer is yes, you're totally nuts!

Are you kidding me? :rolleyes: You are totally ridiculous.

Based on the lack of any pertinent information in your post, nobody here has any idea.

The other driver hit your parked car. How it was parked or whether the door was open don't mean anything. They're responsible for the full damages.

Hiring a PI attorney will cost the poster 1/3 of the settlement, so even if they get the full $25k that'll only leave them with $16750, or $2750 more than they're offering now. And it'll take a lot of time and effort, and there's no guarantee the PI attorney will get the full $25K. I just don't...

This is an approximate amount you should expect to receive.

In both of your examples, Home Depot and the restaurant, neither is responsible for the wind blowing and hance is not responsible for any damages.

You're totally at fault.

It's too late for her to get the police involved. She would have had to file an accident report long ago. The best she can do at this point is take you to small claims court, and based on the lack of contact for 3 months after the incident, I don't think she has a very good chance of winning...

I think there should be a partial refund due to you, which is what the check that was sent to you was probably for. You didn't own the truck for long enough to really use the agreement, but I suspect the term of it may have been for several years. So they probably pro-rated the cost of the...

Your insurance agent said you needed to sign the agreement and send it back in order to get coverage. You didn't sign the agreement and send it back so you're not covered. What am I missing? As for the civil rights issue, who cares, you've got bigger problems!

You didn't actually purchase the car since he wasn't authorized to sell you the car since he wasn't its rightful owner. Until the lien is paid off, the title won't be released. You need to sue him in court to get your money back, as well as what you paid for repairs. You may be able to get the...