Expensive part though insurance. Also, after market parts.
Expensive part though insurance. Also, after market parts.
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flapjack

Original Poster:

2 posts

184 months

Monday 20th June 2011
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(Edit: since everything is about the first part of the post, time to concentrate on after market parts)

From official dealer quoting £1,000+

Another solution is to go for an after market part that will be a lot cheaper. from £100-250. Any one used after market parts such as these and what are your take on them?

thanks.


Edited by flapjack on Monday 20th June 12:58

B'stard Child

31,130 posts

276 months

Monday 20th June 2011
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Can't see this going well for you OP

Buy the patturn part.

Haighermeister

34,948 posts

190 months

Monday 20th June 2011
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What car is it? The value will dictate whether I'd use OEM or aftermarket TBH.

dibblecorse

7,616 posts

222 months

Monday 20th June 2011
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excellnt, yes go for the insurance fraud option, and while you are at it get up the docs, feign some disability, get yourself a blue badge and start claiming benefits, because honestly, I love funding people like you .....


flapjack

Original Poster:

2 posts

184 months

Monday 20th June 2011
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dibblecorse, personal insults are not what I was expecting and your crazy assumptions are just that. How are you funding me? working since I was 16, ex forces, always paid up everything I owe.

It's a bit cheeky I admit, but as for your know it know it all insults are miss-directed. Considering you know zero about me. Generally I would say 'go back and ready your daily mail' but I guess I don't know enough about you yet...

mrmr96

13,736 posts

234 months

Monday 20th June 2011
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What you've proposed in the original post is insurance fraud. It's a criminal offence. You're best off just spending the money on the pattern part.

HTH.

anonymous-user

84 months

Monday 20th June 2011
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Just get rid of the cat. It's just something else to go wrong anyway...

B'stard Child

31,130 posts

276 months

Monday 20th June 2011
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flapjack said:
dibblecorse, personal insults are not what I was expecting and your crazy assumptions are just that. How are you funding me? working since I was 16, ex forces, always paid up everything I owe.

It's a bit cheeky I admit, but as for your know it know it all insults are miss-directed. Considering you know zero about me. Generally I would say 'go back and ready your daily mail' but I guess I don't know enough about you yet...
I did say it wasn't loking good for you..........

Insurance fraud is insurance fraud - doesn't matter what way you look at it

Insurance companies aren't charities. HTH

Dog Star

17,615 posts

198 months

Monday 20th June 2011
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I can't believe people post this kind of thing - even if they are using a new username.

B'stard Child

31,130 posts

276 months

Monday 20th June 2011
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Dog Star said:
I can't believe people post this kind of thing - even if they are using a new username.
Slow day at School/Work? laugh

BMWBen

4,906 posts

231 months

Monday 20th June 2011
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flapjack said:
dibblecorse, personal insults are not what I was expecting and your crazy assumptions are just that. How are you funding me? working since I was 16, ex forces, always paid up everything I owe.

It's a bit cheeky I admit, but as for your know it know it all insults are miss-directed. Considering you know zero about me. Generally I would say 'go back and ready your daily mail' but I guess I don't know enough about you yet...
You're pushing up the premiums of all the other people who aren't committing insurance fraud you mong. That is how he's "funding" you. Insurance companies don't print their own money you know.

Anyway, this is so retarted I'm calling troll.

B'stard Child

31,130 posts

276 months

Monday 20th June 2011
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flapjack said:
(Edit: since everything is about the first part of the post, time to concentrate on after market parts)

From official dealer quoting £1,000+

Another solution is to go for an after market part that will be a lot cheaper. from £100-250. Any one used after market parts such as these and what are your take on them?

thanks.


Edited by flapjack on Monday 20th June 12:58
Damn - wish I'd quoted the post first seeing as you've edited it


iva cosworth

44,044 posts

193 months

Monday 20th June 2011
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So what was the OP proposing doing then ?

BMWBen

4,906 posts

231 months

Monday 20th June 2011
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iva cosworth said:
So what was the OP proposing doing then ?
Taking out a warranty, waiting 14 days, then claiming for an existing problem.

B'stard Child

31,130 posts

276 months

Monday 20th June 2011
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iva cosworth said:
So what was the OP proposing doing then ?
Starting a new aftermarket warranty policy to subsequently claim against for repairs needed

I had a good look in my history but couldn't drag out the page I wanted - need someone cleverer on the internets than me to find it in google's cache I reckon