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Old 06-12-2019, 01:30 PM   #57108
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Thanks for the support and advice everyone.

I've really been struggling since it's the first time I've had to deal with this kind of situation, so this has all been very helpful.

I'm dropping the car off at the shop today and will let them handle dealing with my insurance.

Will just see how it goes.

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Originally Posted by Sapphireho View Post
You could take the check from the other parties insurance, then fix the way you want. You might have to pitch in some if you want a new bumper. If the adjusters say the bumper can be fixed, it is probably the best you will get.

I would just take it to the shop and have them fix it. If it looks crappy, then you can jump up and down.

Unfortunately they are under no obligation to replace repairable parts because you think they should.
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Go through your own insurance. Choose any shop you want. Have them give an estimate. Then once they get approval, have them do the work. The other insurance company will then pay. Going through the other person's insurance company is how you get f-d in the a.
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My suggestion, have a reputable shop take a look at it and see what they think. Ask them what it takes to fix it right. Do what you have to do to get them in touch with the insurance company and let them fight over it.
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What Simon said is what I ment by just go get it fixed. Go thru proper channels, if it needs a new bumper, the shop will deal with the insurance. If they say they can fix the one on it, have faith. Whoever you pick, I'm sure it won't be their first rodeo.
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