hi, i want to know if i got into a car accident like once with them. will the rental company let me rent again
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YES!  as long as you paid the rental company for the deductible on the last accident and made sure that was all taken care of...your all set.....Good luck to you!  Been their done that...as a matter of fact...Enterprise sends me free rental upgrades all the time since I wrecked one of theirs.
864757
It depends on what state you're in and whether there is an injury or no car involved other than your own, I really need some more details to be exact.
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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!
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You still have the same legal rights as anyone else.  They don't take them away because you have an accident.
239695
call your insurance broker. renter's insurance is pretty cheap from my experience.
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When settling your insurance claim with an insurance company you will be dealing with an adjuster. You need to remember that although this person deals with insurance negotiations on a weekly basis they are also a human being. They are doing their job but they also understand that you need to be paid for your vehicle’s damage and bodily injuries if there are any. \n\nOnce you get it in your head that the adjuster is just like you it will be easier to speak with them. The adjuster will want to tape your phone conversations and that is fine, just think before you speak. Do not say anything that might sound like you were at fault if you were not. Do not say you feel fine when in reality you are in pain from your injuries. \n\nThe best resource that you can have during negotiations is your detailed records. These records should include all the documents you have collected after the accident occurred. This includes the police report, medical records, and estimates on the car damage and so on. If you have any bodily injuries ask the doctor to note any aches or pains you report to them so that they will be detailed enough for the adjuster to understand your physical difficulties caused by the accident. \n\nThe best time to speak to the adjuster is when you have all of your documentation laid out in front of you. Use your common sense and knowledge of what has happened to you. If you feel the adjuster is offering a fair amount than take it. If you are not offered a reasonable amount by the adjuster tell them how you feel. Give them a number you would be satisfied with. \n\nAuto Quotes:  http://www.insureme.com/landing.aspx?Refby=614506&Type=auto\n\nRon @ InsureMe
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Yes it will be considered an 'accident'\nIF your a registered Repblican...\nThey only watch out for their own kind...
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Go straight to the ER. Did you fill out papers with apolice officer at the time of the accident. Did you refuse to get checked at the time the accident? If so you may be out of luck. But still start the process and get a good lawyer.
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Hi, my name is Eunice Saunders and I am an Insurance Agent. Most insurance companies go by the blue book value and it sounds like your car is totaled to me. They will send an Adjuster to look at the damages and he will access the damages and advise the insurance company as to the best way to handle your claim.......remember their title is "adjuster" which means they adjust.......so if you do not agree with their assessment then argue with them.....remember also that the adjuster works for the insurance company and has the best interest of the company and all other policy holders....he does not work for you...although he will want you to think that your best interest is being served...so you look out for your best interest which is to either get your car fixed or get enough money from the deal to bring you back to a financial condition that is comparable to the condition you were in before your car rolled down the drive. So if they give you blue book value you can pay off the loan you owe and buy another vehicle........remember you can not gain from insurance.....meaning you will never get more than what you had to start with. Good Luck! Eunice
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try a rent a car place or a tourist agency!
309858
I like your way of thinking.. They would check your credit.. Cuz they believe if your credit is bad.. You'll most likely steal from them. Same with auto insurance.. If you have bad credit.. you pay higher premiums then those with good credit.. Guess they think if you have bad credit your at a greater risk to get in a accident.. Stupid huh!
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Did you do a search for rentals by visiting http://www.realtor.com and selecting the "rentals" tab?  The listings come directly from the MLS. \n\nI'm sorry about your accident.  We all fall on hard times every now and then, making it seem as though we cannot catch any breaks.  But all we can do is pick ourselves back up and move forward with optimism and enthusiasm.\n\nGood luck to you!
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If you didn't report the accident to the police when it happened then you'll have to sue the vehicles owner in court. Most police departments will not do a report after the fact or after you've agreed to settle it on your own. Save all the documentation you have. You can fight it on your own, though a lawyer or contact your own insurance company. Your insurance company will use their own resources to get the other party to pay so they don't have to. The downside to that is they will consider it to be a claim and probably adjust your rates. For future reference, if you are positive you were not at fault it is always better to get a police report done. You may be able to settle things between yourselves in which case the police report won't go anywhere but at least you'll have it if things go bad, as it appears they have for you. And by the way,  the owner of the car is responsible for the damage not the driver.  Good luck.
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Get A Lawyer.NOW!!!!!! Trust me Ive been there.I was in an accident over a year ago,basically lost everything,am still in pain and the doctors will just drive you insane if you dont keep them under control.Get second opinions,document everything.Trust No one not even your insurance provider.Your pain could definitely be with you the rest of your life no matter what is done.Use caution.
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Yes, you can.  The car rental place will make you purchase insurance to cover the vehicle during the time you are driving it though.  I don't own a car, but I rent all the time when I have to go places for work.  It works the same way in every state I have been to so far.
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no! but to be on the safe side call your local courthouse\nto find out
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Pay you $50 and sue the other driver and his carrier in small claims court. If you win and they do not appeal, then you will get your money. However, if you lose, then forget it. Legal costs will be more than your seeking. They know this and that is why they will likely appeal. Remember, the binding arbitration is between too companies and does not stop you from seeking recovery through the courts, if you can afford it.