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Posted by J. Friedman on August 26, 2002 at 16:19:10:

Both of my cars were deemed a total loss by State Farm, after my landlords garage flooded. (The landlords insurance [State farm] refuses to pay.) State Farm is giving me a hard time, when determining the market value of one of the cars. I also have after market parts on it they are refusing to pay for. HELP!

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: Both of my cars were deemed a total loss by State Farm, after my landlords garage flooded. (The landlords insurance [State farm] refuses to pay.) State Farm is giving me a hard time, when determining the market value of one of the cars. I also have after market parts on it they are refusing to pay for. HELP!

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