Why would a good car end up at an insurance auto auction?
Q. Looking to buy a used 2009 vehicle right now with 9,000 miles. Seller states it was purchased at an insurance auction with a clear title. Autocheck confirms this info - single owner, no accidents, no thefts, no repossessions, clear title, etc. What might be the reason this car was at the auction in the first place?
Asked by thejman80020 - Tue Nov 24 21:15:26 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I work for such an auction service. Just because it is at an "insurance auction" that does not mean it was an insurance-loss car. We get cars all teh time from dealers and private parties looking to sell. These would be clean, clear title cars. They use our service because of our enormous buyer base, and the better likelihood of selling for them. That said, beware of one thing. Just because Autocheck comes back clean, and hte title is clean, that does NOT give the car a clean bill of health. It happens all the time that we get a car that has been in an accident, rebuilt, and sent through on a clean title. Lets say I buy a car, but I have no insurane. I go out and run into a telephone pole. Since I have no insurance, Im not… [cont.]
Answered by xx_satanic_mechanic_xx - Tue Nov 24 22:23:24 2009
Q. Looking to buy a used 2009 vehicle right now with 9,000 miles. Seller states it was purchased at an insurance auction with a clear title. Autocheck confirms this info - single owner, no accidents, no thefts, no repossessions, clear title, etc. What might be the reason this car was at the auction in the first place?
Asked by thejman80020 - Tue Nov 24 21:15:26 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I work for such an auction service. Just because it is at an "insurance auction" that does not mean it was an insurance-loss car. We get cars all teh time from dealers and private parties looking to sell. These would be clean, clear title cars. They use our service because of our enormous buyer base, and the better likelihood of selling for them. That said, beware of one thing. Just because Autocheck comes back clean, and hte title is clean, that does NOT give the car a clean bill of health. It happens all the time that we get a car that has been in an accident, rebuilt, and sent through on a clean title. Lets say I buy a car, but I have no insurane. I go out and run into a telephone pole. Since I have no insurance, Im not… [cont.]
Answered by xx_satanic_mechanic_xx - Tue Nov 24 22:23:24 2009
Average time before a vehicle is ready for sale on IAAI (Insurance Auto Auctions Inc.)?
Q. I've been waiting for this truck to be put up for sale FOREVER. I know IAAI has to receive the title from the insurance company before the can put the truck up for sale but its been like 3 months. Trucks that are completely wrecked that are put up after this truck sell first, but this truck has no damage so i dont know why its taking forever. I know it takes insurance companys forever to do paperwork but 3 months!? if you know the average time for vehicles on IAAI or any other salvage auto auctions it would be great. Til then, the wait continues
Asked by Mike G - Fri Jun 5 20:10:25 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There can be many reasons for the delay. If the payoff on the truck is more than the insurance settlement, the owner of the vehicle would have to come up with the difference before the lien holder would release the title. There may be a lawsuit involved. There may be other issues with the vehicle, such as it having been stolen and the VIN altered, and there may be a delay in getting that straightened out. Without knowing the history of the vehicle, there is no way to be sure. What happens is the insurance companies have the vehicles towed to IAAI (or another company) to avoid paying storage at tow companies. The insurance companies have a special deal, where the sale company does not charge them for storage. Sometimes the insurance… [cont.]
Answered by fire4511 - Fri Jun 5 20:52:07 2009
Q. I've been waiting for this truck to be put up for sale FOREVER. I know IAAI has to receive the title from the insurance company before the can put the truck up for sale but its been like 3 months. Trucks that are completely wrecked that are put up after this truck sell first, but this truck has no damage so i dont know why its taking forever. I know it takes insurance companys forever to do paperwork but 3 months!? if you know the average time for vehicles on IAAI or any other salvage auto auctions it would be great. Til then, the wait continues
Asked by Mike G - Fri Jun 5 20:10:25 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There can be many reasons for the delay. If the payoff on the truck is more than the insurance settlement, the owner of the vehicle would have to come up with the difference before the lien holder would release the title. There may be a lawsuit involved. There may be other issues with the vehicle, such as it having been stolen and the VIN altered, and there may be a delay in getting that straightened out. Without knowing the history of the vehicle, there is no way to be sure. What happens is the insurance companies have the vehicles towed to IAAI (or another company) to avoid paying storage at tow companies. The insurance companies have a special deal, where the sale company does not charge them for storage. Sometimes the insurance… [cont.]
Answered by fire4511 - Fri Jun 5 20:52:07 2009
What is and how do I contact Copart Auto Auction in Columbus, Ohio?
Q. Possibly dealing in sales of 'totaled' vehicles of insurance company clients.
Asked by chivilry1 - Sun Dec 2 13:55:11 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. CoPart Auto Auction is a chain of automobile resellers. They're pretty big players in that industry. The link to their website is at the end of this answer. Columbus, OH General Manager: Jayne Strous jayne.strous@copart.com Regional Manager: Alan Hoskins alan.hoskins@copart.com Address: 1680 Williams Road Columbus, OH 43207 Phone: (614)497-1590 Fax: (614)497-3698 Hours: 8am to 5pm Monday Through Friday Good luck with it.
Answered by wild - Wed Dec 5 19:00:16 2007
Q. Possibly dealing in sales of 'totaled' vehicles of insurance company clients.
Asked by chivilry1 - Sun Dec 2 13:55:11 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. CoPart Auto Auction is a chain of automobile resellers. They're pretty big players in that industry. The link to their website is at the end of this answer. Columbus, OH General Manager: Jayne Strous jayne.strous@copart.com Regional Manager: Alan Hoskins alan.hoskins@copart.com Address: 1680 Williams Road Columbus, OH 43207 Phone: (614)497-1590 Fax: (614)497-3698 Hours: 8am to 5pm Monday Through Friday Good luck with it.
Answered by wild - Wed Dec 5 19:00:16 2007
How should I go about getting insurance on a used car I just bought?
Q. I just bought an used car from an auto auction which runs pretty well, and I was wondering where should I go to get insurance on the car, and how do I go about gettin the insurance on the car?
Asked by GRS - Wed Jan 3 04:35:47 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Call a local independent agent, and bring the paperwork to them.
Answered by mbrcatz - Wed Jan 3 09:00:45 2007
Q. I just bought an used car from an auto auction which runs pretty well, and I was wondering where should I go to get insurance on the car, and how do I go about gettin the insurance on the car?
Asked by GRS - Wed Jan 3 04:35:47 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Call a local independent agent, and bring the paperwork to them.
Answered by mbrcatz - Wed Jan 3 09:00:45 2007
I need a step by step plan to open a used car lot. please help!!!?
Q. I am going to open a used car lot within the next 6 months. I have the property already, and have been a car salesman for about 2 years. What are the things I need to do before I open? Insurance, auto auctions, financing, pay plan etc...
Asked by Ford F - Wed Sep 27 02:32:36 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You need to write a business plan first and foremost. That will be your road map for running the business and you will probably answer a lot of your own questions in doing research for the plan. Here's a good starter article on business plans
Answered by SAM - Wed Sep 27 11:27:12 2006
Q. I am going to open a used car lot within the next 6 months. I have the property already, and have been a car salesman for about 2 years. What are the things I need to do before I open? Insurance, auto auctions, financing, pay plan etc...
Asked by Ford F - Wed Sep 27 02:32:36 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You need to write a business plan first and foremost. That will be your road map for running the business and you will probably answer a lot of your own questions in doing research for the plan. Here's a good starter article on business plans
Answered by SAM - Wed Sep 27 11:27:12 2006
How shall I go abouts gettin my license back?
Q. I lost my license a while back and they told me after 30 days, i could get it back by "finacial responsibility" better known as SR-22. I must maintain auto insurance for 3 years straight. I was working at an auto auction where a license is required valid. I purchased a car through an uato loan and didn't think about the spike in insurance cost. I stopped paying insurance because it was more than my monthly car note. So I lost my L's... as well as my job... I got pulled over 2wice for expired tabs and no insurance and I didn't respond or pay, they never impounded my car or took me to jail. Now I have to go to court on July 11th for "Criminal driving on a suspended license in the 3rd degree" I don't know that severity in that because I guess… [cont.]
Asked by AdbA - Sun Jul 2 04:58:26 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You knew the risk when you embarked on this little journey by cancelling your insurance. This is exactly why those laws are in place. I was hit by an uninsured motorist about 6 years ago and it ended up costing me about $40,000. I am sorry but I don't have lot of sympathy for you. Maybe some jail time will help you think about your responsibilities and how you are going to meet them.
Answered by rhutson - Sun Jul 2 05:07:23 2006
Q. I lost my license a while back and they told me after 30 days, i could get it back by "finacial responsibility" better known as SR-22. I must maintain auto insurance for 3 years straight. I was working at an auto auction where a license is required valid. I purchased a car through an uato loan and didn't think about the spike in insurance cost. I stopped paying insurance because it was more than my monthly car note. So I lost my L's... as well as my job... I got pulled over 2wice for expired tabs and no insurance and I didn't respond or pay, they never impounded my car or took me to jail. Now I have to go to court on July 11th for "Criminal driving on a suspended license in the 3rd degree" I don't know that severity in that because I guess… [cont.]
Asked by AdbA - Sun Jul 2 04:58:26 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You knew the risk when you embarked on this little journey by cancelling your insurance. This is exactly why those laws are in place. I was hit by an uninsured motorist about 6 years ago and it ended up costing me about $40,000. I am sorry but I don't have lot of sympathy for you. Maybe some jail time will help you think about your responsibilities and how you are going to meet them.
Answered by rhutson - Sun Jul 2 05:07:23 2006
One more quick question about cars auction license?
Q. I want to get a car auction license, I want to buy maybe 2or 5 cars a years , but Florida states required this Approval of business location by a DMV representative. Completed application form. Fee of $300 for each main location. $25,000 surety bond or letter of credit. Garage liability insurance or general liability with business policy only for VI, VA, VW, and SD. However, franchise dealer applicants must submit garage liability insurance. Copy of lease for location or proof of ownership. Dealer training seminar certificate. Registration of fictitious trade name. Copy of corporate papers. Sales tax number. Federal employer identification number. Fingerprints and applicable fees. ($54.25 per person But i dont want to buy a… [cont.]
Asked by Mikolaj Diwuski - Tue Jan 12 22:03:19 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Unfortunately the lobbying interests of the car dealers have made it tough for anyone else to buy and sell cars. To buy in a dealer auto auction you have to be a registered dealer...that is as it should be. Dealers have made the investment of opening and operating a business and it is not right that they should have to compete with the general public when buying. This leaves you to find your cars elsewhere...which for you is a good thing and this is why: Dealer auctions are fast moving. From the time the bidding starts on a car until it is sold is 30-40 seconds. If you don't know what you are doing, you could lose a lot of money FAST. You should look for cars that are for sale by owner. Some are really good deals. You may have to look… [cont.]
Answered by rowdynation - Wed Jan 13 10:01:30 2010
Q. I want to get a car auction license, I want to buy maybe 2or 5 cars a years , but Florida states required this Approval of business location by a DMV representative. Completed application form. Fee of $300 for each main location. $25,000 surety bond or letter of credit. Garage liability insurance or general liability with business policy only for VI, VA, VW, and SD. However, franchise dealer applicants must submit garage liability insurance. Copy of lease for location or proof of ownership. Dealer training seminar certificate. Registration of fictitious trade name. Copy of corporate papers. Sales tax number. Federal employer identification number. Fingerprints and applicable fees. ($54.25 per person But i dont want to buy a… [cont.]
Asked by Mikolaj Diwuski - Tue Jan 12 22:03:19 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Unfortunately the lobbying interests of the car dealers have made it tough for anyone else to buy and sell cars. To buy in a dealer auto auction you have to be a registered dealer...that is as it should be. Dealers have made the investment of opening and operating a business and it is not right that they should have to compete with the general public when buying. This leaves you to find your cars elsewhere...which for you is a good thing and this is why: Dealer auctions are fast moving. From the time the bidding starts on a car until it is sold is 30-40 seconds. If you don't know what you are doing, you could lose a lot of money FAST. You should look for cars that are for sale by owner. Some are really good deals. You may have to look… [cont.]
Answered by rowdynation - Wed Jan 13 10:01:30 2010
AUTO EXPERT PLEASE! 2007 Chrysler interior?
Q. hello i need advice on 2007 chrysler pacifica t that i bought at a insurance auction the exterior of the car is in excellance condition but the interior of the car is striped even the seats are gone here's a pic my question is how much in labor and parts is it going to cost me to fix the damages i need a rough estimate in the cost please thank you! just the headlights and grills are missing in the front but if i paid 6-7 grand for it and have to pay another 7-10 grand to fix the car cost 30-35 grand isn't that a good deal?
Asked by bigbudballer - Fri Apr 27 20:12:25 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That is a strip shop vehicle if I ever saw one...police likely caught them when they just got started... Unfortunately, you aren't gonna like the assessment... The dash alone, with everything that is missing, will likely run 3 to 4 thousand...the console, shifter, seats, etc. another 2 thousand at least... Outside, they only began with the front, so you need about another 2 thousand, maybe 3 thousand worth of parts to get the engine compartment, lights and grille in working order... So, ultimately you are looking at 10,000 to start, and that is actually conservative...ask yourself why it was in an auction to begin with. The insurance company wrote it off as costing too much to repair...remember, you are talking ALL brand new factory… [cont.]
Answered by Michael B - Fri Apr 27 20:45:44 2007
Q. hello i need advice on 2007 chrysler pacifica t that i bought at a insurance auction the exterior of the car is in excellance condition but the interior of the car is striped even the seats are gone here's a pic my question is how much in labor and parts is it going to cost me to fix the damages i need a rough estimate in the cost please thank you! just the headlights and grills are missing in the front but if i paid 6-7 grand for it and have to pay another 7-10 grand to fix the car cost 30-35 grand isn't that a good deal?
Asked by bigbudballer - Fri Apr 27 20:12:25 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That is a strip shop vehicle if I ever saw one...police likely caught them when they just got started... Unfortunately, you aren't gonna like the assessment... The dash alone, with everything that is missing, will likely run 3 to 4 thousand...the console, shifter, seats, etc. another 2 thousand at least... Outside, they only began with the front, so you need about another 2 thousand, maybe 3 thousand worth of parts to get the engine compartment, lights and grille in working order... So, ultimately you are looking at 10,000 to start, and that is actually conservative...ask yourself why it was in an auction to begin with. The insurance company wrote it off as costing too much to repair...remember, you are talking ALL brand new factory… [cont.]
Answered by Michael B - Fri Apr 27 20:45:44 2007
How do I get rid of all the little annoying things (see details) that show up on my computer?
Q. They say like "Jewelry Auctions" "2007 Credit Report" and "Auto Insurance" and by seekmo they say "Diet", "Car Rental" and "Online Shopping". I don't want all this stuff on my computer when I first get on. How do I get rid of it?
Asked by jessica - Sun Oct 14 17:04:42 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Get a pop-up blocker. Run a spwyare / adware scan.
Answered by Kryptonian - Sun Oct 14 17:10:27 2007
Q. They say like "Jewelry Auctions" "2007 Credit Report" and "Auto Insurance" and by seekmo they say "Diet", "Car Rental" and "Online Shopping". I don't want all this stuff on my computer when I first get on. How do I get rid of it?
Asked by jessica - Sun Oct 14 17:04:42 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Get a pop-up blocker. Run a spwyare / adware scan.
Answered by Kryptonian - Sun Oct 14 17:10:27 2007
How do you drive traffic to your website using youtube or myspace?
Q. I'm trying to get more people to my website It has free tips on how to lower your auto insurance premiums. Any ideas or suggestions are appreciated. Thanks
Asked by WreckingBallSystem dot com - Fri Dec 28 20:33:55 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here's my suggestion. I think you need to evaluate your site before you generate traffic to it. You seem to want to share advice on insurance savings. That's great! People are searching for options. You have a great niche. Your site is more like an article/ezine or press release. At seems as though you generate an income from pay per click ads. Before you generate traffic, I would suggest that you expand the content of your site. This will keep people on your site and will widen your net, increasing traffic and ranking on the internet. It can also help you to expand your pay per click income. If you would like some free advice, feel free to email me with any questions. best wishes & happy holidays!
Answered by Unstoppable Dreams - Fri Dec 28 21:09:36 2007
Q. I'm trying to get more people to my website It has free tips on how to lower your auto insurance premiums. Any ideas or suggestions are appreciated. Thanks
Asked by WreckingBallSystem dot com - Fri Dec 28 20:33:55 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here's my suggestion. I think you need to evaluate your site before you generate traffic to it. You seem to want to share advice on insurance savings. That's great! People are searching for options. You have a great niche. Your site is more like an article/ezine or press release. At seems as though you generate an income from pay per click ads. Before you generate traffic, I would suggest that you expand the content of your site. This will keep people on your site and will widen your net, increasing traffic and ranking on the internet. It can also help you to expand your pay per click income. If you would like some free advice, feel free to email me with any questions. best wishes & happy holidays!
Answered by Unstoppable Dreams - Fri Dec 28 21:09:36 2007
Best car for a new driver teen etc?
Q. I was debating with someone at an auto auction who was buying a car for their kid. they asked me what was a good car and i said for a teen get an old cop car as they are big and safe as gas is only a part of owning a car insurance and repairs second. small cars anything smaller than a ford taurus or honda accord etc was unsafe for a new driver at least for a couple of years. who was right!
Asked by DEE W - Tue Sep 12 13:59:33 2006 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would personally get anything that has airbags, and also take into consideration how reliable the car is. You can never go wrong with newer Honda's and Toyota's. It is worth paying a little more money for piece of mind.
Answered by sskjvh1111 - Tue Sep 12 14:04:22 2006
Q. I was debating with someone at an auto auction who was buying a car for their kid. they asked me what was a good car and i said for a teen get an old cop car as they are big and safe as gas is only a part of owning a car insurance and repairs second. small cars anything smaller than a ford taurus or honda accord etc was unsafe for a new driver at least for a couple of years. who was right!
Asked by DEE W - Tue Sep 12 13:59:33 2006 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would personally get anything that has airbags, and also take into consideration how reliable the car is. You can never go wrong with newer Honda's and Toyota's. It is worth paying a little more money for piece of mind.
Answered by sskjvh1111 - Tue Sep 12 14:04:22 2006
My daughter-in-law is breaking my son. She is a "buy me" what ever I want person and he does it.?
Q. How do i\I try to get my son to see that his wife dosen't look at the bills that they have but only see's that she wants something and he buys it for her or takes he out when ever. Even though they currently had teir utilities shut off, an cancellation on auto insurance and the storage is up for auction but she still wants to go out to eat instead of eating what is in the house (even though it may only be "Oodles of Noodles" because they haven't gone grocery shopping and they are down to very little. He has a child with her and she already had one. They just got married at a wedding that she wanted that cost them way too much and they are behind from that. He does what ever she wants - it's like she has him by the nostrils. What can a… [cont.]
Asked by pianogirl45 - Tue Dec 16 14:28:40 2008 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you try to control his life then you are no better than his wife. Leave him alone and let him make his own decisions. If youre worried about him going bankrupt, maybe that is what needs to happen to wake them up. Your options are to stay out of it or pay his bills.
Answered by . - Tue Dec 16 14:45:14 2008
Q. How do i\I try to get my son to see that his wife dosen't look at the bills that they have but only see's that she wants something and he buys it for her or takes he out when ever. Even though they currently had teir utilities shut off, an cancellation on auto insurance and the storage is up for auction but she still wants to go out to eat instead of eating what is in the house (even though it may only be "Oodles of Noodles" because they haven't gone grocery shopping and they are down to very little. He has a child with her and she already had one. They just got married at a wedding that she wanted that cost them way too much and they are behind from that. He does what ever she wants - it's like she has him by the nostrils. What can a… [cont.]
Asked by pianogirl45 - Tue Dec 16 14:28:40 2008 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you try to control his life then you are no better than his wife. Leave him alone and let him make his own decisions. If youre worried about him going bankrupt, maybe that is what needs to happen to wake them up. Your options are to stay out of it or pay his bills.
Answered by . - Tue Dec 16 14:45:14 2008
Auto Respossession after filing a bankruptcy!?
Q. I filed a bankruptcy in March 03 and purchased a 1999 Ford Windstar in October 03. I had never missed a payment. In January 04, I was 30days late on a payment, a representative called me regarding the payment and I expressed to her that I would make the payment the next day by Western Union. Later on that night someone called my phone stating that he was an agent and was there to collect my vehicle. I was in disbelief because I had just talked to someone less than two hours ago regarding the payment. The person proceeded to drag my front wheel drive vehicle from my parking spot to another end of my apartment complex I ran outside and he stated that I had to give him the keys and my vehicle was delinquent. Long story short when I… [cont.]
Asked by Tmeda - Fri Dec 28 03:00:27 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'd check the terms of my original note. Everything they did from the point of taking posession on is probably legal. Your only argument IMHO would be did they have the right to take posession based on what you tell us is one missed payment. A very extreme situation; but having given you a loan and seeing when your bankruptcy was and the vehicle you got, I'm betting you either went to a buy-here-pay-here dealer or a subprime lender arrangement that probably wrote you a contract that allowed them to take the vehicle back pretty quickly. (You seem to have had it 3 months and then missed a payment; that's not good) If they followed the terms of the agreement to the letter, you'll throw good money after bad with an atty and court costs.
Answered by wizjp - Fri Dec 28 06:06:47 2007
Q. I filed a bankruptcy in March 03 and purchased a 1999 Ford Windstar in October 03. I had never missed a payment. In January 04, I was 30days late on a payment, a representative called me regarding the payment and I expressed to her that I would make the payment the next day by Western Union. Later on that night someone called my phone stating that he was an agent and was there to collect my vehicle. I was in disbelief because I had just talked to someone less than two hours ago regarding the payment. The person proceeded to drag my front wheel drive vehicle from my parking spot to another end of my apartment complex I ran outside and he stated that I had to give him the keys and my vehicle was delinquent. Long story short when I… [cont.]
Asked by Tmeda - Fri Dec 28 03:00:27 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'd check the terms of my original note. Everything they did from the point of taking posession on is probably legal. Your only argument IMHO would be did they have the right to take posession based on what you tell us is one missed payment. A very extreme situation; but having given you a loan and seeing when your bankruptcy was and the vehicle you got, I'm betting you either went to a buy-here-pay-here dealer or a subprime lender arrangement that probably wrote you a contract that allowed them to take the vehicle back pretty quickly. (You seem to have had it 3 months and then missed a payment; that's not good) If they followed the terms of the agreement to the letter, you'll throw good money after bad with an atty and court costs.
Answered by wizjp - Fri Dec 28 06:06:47 2007
how does credit life on a home get away with not paying off they sold the property and forclosed without notic
Q. a close family friend lost her husband in an auto accident, they closed on their home the month before the accident. He was not pesented credit life papers until 5 days before the accident at which time he signed them, the papers state the policy goes into affect at date of signature but the property was sold to another mortage co. at the time of his death and she was told that yes credit life would pay but would not until the papers were transfered to the other co. this was over a year ago. since then it has been sold 3 times credit life has not payed off and the property was forclosed on without her knowledge as well as sold at auction without her knowledge and they have tried to evict her. The JP has found for her at this time and told… [cont.]
Asked by snuggyups - Sun Mar 5 12:59:49 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Contact your states Attorney General's office and file a complaint with them. You need to make copies (you keep originals) to forward to them. AND, it is a free service.
Answered by flowerlover12003 - Sun Mar 5 13:04:31 2006
Q. a close family friend lost her husband in an auto accident, they closed on their home the month before the accident. He was not pesented credit life papers until 5 days before the accident at which time he signed them, the papers state the policy goes into affect at date of signature but the property was sold to another mortage co. at the time of his death and she was told that yes credit life would pay but would not until the papers were transfered to the other co. this was over a year ago. since then it has been sold 3 times credit life has not payed off and the property was forclosed on without her knowledge as well as sold at auction without her knowledge and they have tried to evict her. The JP has found for her at this time and told… [cont.]
Asked by snuggyups - Sun Mar 5 12:59:49 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Contact your states Attorney General's office and file a complaint with them. You need to make copies (you keep originals) to forward to them. AND, it is a free service.
Answered by flowerlover12003 - Sun Mar 5 13:04:31 2006
Statute of limitations on claiming stolen vehicle in NJ?
Q. Is there a statute of limitations on claiming a stolen vehicle in New Jersey to auto insurers. The story goes about 6 months ago I had a car parked on a street for several weeks. When I went back to get the car I thought the car was towed and then was soled at auction because thats what they do with unclaimed vehicles that are towed. I called the Parking authority and they told me that the car was never towed or sold and that I should call the police and claim a stolen vehicle. So A. can I file a police report for a stolen vehicle 6 months after the fact it was stolen, and B. does anyone know if there is statute of limitations on claiming stolen vehicle to the insurance company the car had Full Coverage on it at the time.
Asked by Timothy M - Tue Mar 11 00:56:14 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The only way to find out is to talk to the local police and also your insurance company.
Answered by johnny b good - Tue Mar 11 01:07:22 2008
Q. Is there a statute of limitations on claiming a stolen vehicle in New Jersey to auto insurers. The story goes about 6 months ago I had a car parked on a street for several weeks. When I went back to get the car I thought the car was towed and then was soled at auction because thats what they do with unclaimed vehicles that are towed. I called the Parking authority and they told me that the car was never towed or sold and that I should call the police and claim a stolen vehicle. So A. can I file a police report for a stolen vehicle 6 months after the fact it was stolen, and B. does anyone know if there is statute of limitations on claiming stolen vehicle to the insurance company the car had Full Coverage on it at the time.
Asked by Timothy M - Tue Mar 11 00:56:14 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The only way to find out is to talk to the local police and also your insurance company.
Answered by johnny b good - Tue Mar 11 01:07:22 2008
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