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Got in an accident. No damage to my car. Should I claim? Got in an accident. No damage to my car. Should I claim?
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Old 08-15-2017, 09:03 AM   #1
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Got in an accident. No damage to my car. Should I claim?
Some lady backed into my car in a parking lot. My car is fine. Her bumper is caved in.

Do I file a claim to protect myself in case she tries to say I hit her? Experiences anyone?
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Some lady backed into my car in a parking lot. My car is fine. Her bumper is caved in.

Do I file a claim to protect myself in case she tries to say I hit her? Experiences anyone?

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Yes- to protect yourself for any invisible damage and also so she doesn't make a fraudulent claim. (ie. hit and run)
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Keep in mind it may show up on your vehicles carproof as collision $0.00 but its totally worth it incase that lady tries to fraud you
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