

| Subject: | Re: [WetWesties] BLACKBREARD - the debacle ESCALATES |
| From: | PB |
| Date: | Mon, 10 Nov 2008 13:10:26 -0800 |
*"...This does NOT mean you will lose the vehicle. You will sign a > release paper with the insurance company that allows them to total the > vehicle and they will send you the money at their value. Then you will agree > to KEEP the vehicle and not send it to any recycler or whatever. By keeping > the vehicle you will agree that this vehicle is totaled and you CAN NEVER > FILE ANY CLAIM against this vehicle for the remainder of the life of the > vehicle. This means that you cannot ever get collision or comprehensive > insurance on this vehicle..." *This probably depends on your state and the insurance company's policies. I have had 3 vehicles totalled in California. they were all declared as salvage, but I was offered the option of full-coverage despite that. Since they were only "ordinary" vehicles, I just put liability on them. That was with 21st Century. What a nightmare! Which insurance company are you using? Patti
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