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Had an accident, making a claim, wrong address

hairyslug · 2010-09-19 12:51:15

Looking for advice, insight, had an accident yesterday, reported it straight away to gardai and insurance but I gave the insurance co my "other" address, the house that I own but dont actually live in, the address on my policy has the address that I live in. Will the ins. co just over look it once I explain it to them or…

19-09-2010 12:51pm

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hairyslug

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Looking for advice, insight, had an accident yesterday, reported it straight away to gardai and insurance but I gave the insurance co my "other" address, the house that I own but dont actually live in, the address on my policy has the address that I live in. Will the ins. co just over look it once I explain it to them or do I start saving to fix my car now

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#2 19-09-2010 1:06pm

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I'd contact them monday and explain. Shouldn't be a big deal.

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#3 19-09-2010 4:44pm

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Just give them the correct address asap before they start sending out any correspondence to the other one. I doubt you've anything to worry about.

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#4 19-09-2010 5:00pm

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As far as I know the insurance company only care that the address you gave them is where the car is normally parked at night (I think its 4 nights of the week). So long as it is and you can in some way prove it (how I dont know) it shouldnt be a problem.

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