i signed for it,got insurance, i dont know what to do
138105
You aren't providing enough facts.\n\n1. What reason do they give for wanting you to return the car?\n\n2. Are they offering any alternative to your returning the car?\n\n3. Does your purchase contract state anything that would lead you to believe that the dealer has a right to rescind/cancel the contract and demand the car's return? If so, what does it say?
410383
Insurance is a bet, just like the races: You can't place a bet after the race has finished. No insurance company is going to want to get involved and neither should you if you are the tenant. If you are I'd suggest you move out quick and stick to your story: You told him three months ago, and he said he'd fix it. You never signed a tenancy agreement, so don't sign one now without taking it to a lawyer.
583502
Call the agent that wrote the policy for you, they should be able to get it for you. One of my customers called his Workers Comp Ins. Co just yesterday and guess what happened-the Ins Co. ignored his call and called me to ask if I knew why he was calling!! I had to call my Insured and find out what he needed. He thought he would save time by calling direct not realizing many Ins Co's do not talk to the Insured's directly, but go through the Agent. This may be what is happening to your phone messages-they're being ignored. Your Agent will be able to get that paper for you fairly quickly, they may even have a copy of it in their files (we keep W/Comp files for 7 years after they expire)\nGood luck!
133338
Contact your doctor ASAP.  Then, follow their suggestions for contacting the company.
507631
You have probably confessed to the officer and have clearly confessed to the insurance co.\n\nMake retributions to the car owner quickly, and get receipts.\n\nThen be forth-coming with the prosecutor, and seek mercy.  If you show regret, bear responibility, the prosecutor could easily drop all penalties, and offer a bargain.
211189
Since it has been 8months I doubt you will get anywhere with it. Not only that you have to prove that they knew about the damage....the court doest side on just assumptions. If I would you next time you buy a used car take it some place and get it looked over if the dealer ship wont allow it have the look it over and sign off that there is no damage. If you dont like this answer I would seek legal help!
362396
Go to see the financial couseler at the hospital. They found that I had a problem and couldn't pay so they paid 7000.00 for me. Then ask your doctor if you can set up payment plans through them. Some doctors will write it off and others just want your money.
199962
Wow, sounds like a pickle.  First off have you confronted them on the issue of the contractual statement you both signed and agreed upon?? You need to confront them firmly on that and ask them if they themselves are breaking the contract.  Act like a lawyer and get tough.  You have your rights and as long as you are paying the agreed amount within the time limit given, you are should be legally safe.  Whether or not they are a legit agency that plays by the rules is another story.  \nTry contacting some government agencies regarding rights and commerce.  Try the phone book, online and through the library.  Even try the ACLU and ask them if they can refer to you the proper support network and then get some support.  Every large town should have a group that does free or low cost legal advice as well as representation.  Try those!  \n\nAlso, ask them why they are doing this beyond collecting the alloted amount that you are legally expected to pay.  Question them, challenge them...call them on the spot about what they are doing.  If they insist, tell them you are seeking legal counsel to see if what they are doing is legal?  \n\nJust get tenacious and find out from every free source what you need to, to protect yourself.  You have rights, remember that!
302480
maybe they sent it to your bank .  some companies do that ,  as you will have to sign a credit agreement.
667189
OK, here's your options.  It seems that the guy who hit your car isn't owning up to his responsibilities.  Depending upon where you live you may be able to contact the department of motor vehicles and obtain insurance  & registration information.  However, I suspect that this slime ball was uninsured.  In this case you may have to sue him in small claims court.  To do this, contact your county court and ask for information.  They will tell you what is necessary and may give you information on how to prove your case.  I hope you got his name, address, telephone number and hopefully his driver's license ID number, along with the make, model, year and license plate from his car.   When suing someone in small claims court, come with evidence in hand on the day of your hearing.  Take lots of photos of the car, showing the damage and hopefully you have photos of the car before the accident, showing no damage.  Also, take photos of the accident site, showing if the other guy had a stop sign, red light or the like.  remember that when you take pictures, although you may need some close ups, you must realize that any judge may not know the location and you should have soem "set up" pictures to show the general area.  Finally, get more than one estimate and tell the body shop thta you need the estimate "certified"  (If this is required in your state, the body shop should know what this means.)  good luck
60755
Man, I hope you have insurance. Hit up the website of your carrier and click on "directory." Good Luck.
633586
Medical billing can be complicated.  Having an insurance co pay it can be even more complicated.  I would recommend contacting your insurance co and ask then to explain why the bill wasn't paid.  If what the rep is saying doesn't make sense, then call back and speak to someone else.  You may get someone who is more experienced and more helpful.  Get familiar with the terminology.  Contact the health care provider who is billing you and ask them what their response was from the insurance.\n\nIf you have specifics on the billing problem I may be able to help more.\nGood Luck!
354268
Ideally, you would have made him pay for insurance.  That said, use Fed Ex so you can get signature confirmation  ... and buy insurance.\n-MM\n\nBy the way, don't forget the Customs Documents.  You can find them on the USPS web site ......
458334
First of all I would NOT hand him cash.    He could take the money, hire a cheap outfit (or his nephew!) and pocket the difference.  IF you pay, you're going to pay the contractor directly, AND YOU are the one keeping the receipt, not him.  YOU are the client here.\n\nSecond, I would check and see if your "accidental damage" is such that you could be held legally liable for it.\n\nThirdly, if it WAS his insurance company paying, they would pay for the CHEAPEST estimate, not the highest one.  So don't feel obligated to fly in some fancy outfit from Hollywood.  \n\nSo, if it were me, I'd tell him, hey, sorry, I'll pay (lowest estimate) just like your insurance company would have, but only if you hold me harmless for all further damages, and sign off on this form.  jBecause otherwise, he can come back to you next year looking for more.\n\nAnd, you paying ANYTHING is more than he'll get anywhere else.  You *might* want to make the offer in writing, certified, return receipt, because if he sues you over it, you're going to need to prove that you tried to settle it fairly.
339173
Send a written complaint to your state's insurance commissioner's office.  I agree with you, the provisions of this contract seem vague and contradictory.  As a matter of contract law, the insurer cannot enforce a vague provision in it's own favor; vague provisions are supposed to be interpreted AGAINST the party that drafted the contract.  \n\nIf the insurance commissioner's office finds, after an investigation, that the contract is unjustly vague, it should be able to assist.\n\nI hope this helps.
256265
This is what I did.  If you had insurance that paid for part of the bill but not all, ask them to accept that as payment in full since you can not get blood from a turnup.  If you had no insurance to begin with you can find out how much of the bill the insurance co would have paid, and then ask the company if they will accept that amount, of course they may give you a bad time, but if they were willing to take it from one company why not you.  Then when you get the to agree (don't give up they will)  set up a payment scale you can afford, they really want the money so they will work with you.  If whoever you talk to isn't being receptive to you, ask to talk to someone else, or better yet their supervisor.
202335
Bad things.  You are at the mercy of the insurance company and your DMV.\n\nBe upfront with them.  Good luck!