The greatest ignorance is to reject substantive matter out of hand, yet insurance policyholders do it as preset course, unaware of their vulnerability till often too late. With such compelling information the question is when will you preempt the course setting...join the base?

Posted by tonyb on July 09, 2002 at 04:01:38:

In Reply to: 81 Corvette posted by Jim on July 08, 2002 at 21:48:39:

In a nutshell a total loss is one where the estimated repair cost, less the salvage value, exceeds the value of the vehicle. You may want to have a hand in establishing those three factors. If in the end you decide to accept a settlement based on total loss, you may want to do a search on this site for "total loss" for several references and rules on total losses. Have you filed a formal claim? You may want to look at:

• How to get WHAT YOU DESERVE (Excerpt from the book, "Policy Ensurance")

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