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ericthehalfbee · 09-22-2010, 07:59 PM

I know poeple who have been towed by various companies and had vehicle damages. Tow truck company paid for it 100%. I would demand Buster's pay 100% of the damages. There's no reason that you should need to use your insurance to fix something someone else did (unless its a hit & run and you don't know the other party).

Something tells me you are being a bit of a pushover here. Go to a mechanic and tell them what happened. Then send Buster's a letter saying you will sue if they don't pay 100%. Give them 10 days, and send it registered mail. After 10 days (if they haven't paid) go to small claims court, spend the $100 and file a claim.

I doubt it'll get to court - I bet Buster's is just seeing how far you'll go, and apparently it seems not far at all.

09-22-2010, 07:59 PM	#17
ericthehalfbee I Will not Admit my Addiction to RS Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: North Vancouver Posts: 584 Thanked 194 Times in 59 Posts Failed 164 Times in 42 Posts	I know poeple who have been towed by various companies and had vehicle damages. Tow truck company paid for it 100%. I would demand Buster's pay 100% of the damages. There's no reason that you should need to use your insurance to fix something someone else did (unless its a hit & run and you don't know the other party). Something tells me you are being a bit of a pushover here. Go to a mechanic and tell them what happened. Then send Buster's a letter saying you will sue if they don't pay 100%. Give them 10 days, and send it registered mail. After 10 days (if they haven't paid) go to small claims court, spend the $100 and file a claim. I doubt it'll get to court - I bet Buster's is just seeing how far you'll go, and apparently it seems not far at all.