Lahvlahn Thread from 18/11/16 so to speak

Odyssey 2005

Floppybits wrote: »

Joe is struggling with his sums.

Always does,until it comes to his fees.

Lady Chatterton

Ally Onz

A Shaved Duck?

Ve-Hick-le...

snubbleste

veh-ick-el

TheHomeService

Joe caught out nicely, trying to pretend he doesn't know all the details of this call.

"All the details are in the email I sent you"

SEPT 23 1989

great country to do business in:rolleyes:

Atlantic Dawn

If he's a courier it's a cheap quote.

PeterTheNinth

Maybe the insurance company just got p1ssed off talking to you on the speakerphone?

djemba djemba

At least he rang in himself and didn't get his mother to ring in like the fella who got caught driving unaccompanied on a provisional licence

Dan Jaman

Suddenly it's not a VAN - it's a JEEP!

SEPT 23 1989

whats he carrying?

Atlantic Dawn

Usually it means they want documents and you have not sent them in.

snubbleste

Interrogation

BPKS

'We have not received the documents we requested'

Joe: What does that mean?


Seriously?

Atlantic Dawn

Dan Jaman wrote: »

Suddenly it's not a VAN - it's a JEEP!

Which would 99% mean the vehicle didn't come from the factory like that.

BPKS

One MILLLION dollars

SEPT 23 1989

so its a guntered jeep and a trailer not a van

riclad

I,M not sure if its true , i heard the council does a electrical rewiring
of the house,if a Tenant moves out after a year, every time someone moves out ,this costs 1000,s ,multiply this by 1000,s of tenants thats
alot of money .
The council should just have the wiring inspected and tested by an electrician ,cost a few hundred euros .
Ah sure who cares, the tax payer pays for it all.
i know someone left a washing machine bought 10 months ago in a flat,
will that machine be thrown in a skip.
The council has not heard of a new concept its called recycling.
New tenants on welfare get a cheque from the welfare officer to pay for a new fridge ,washing machine,a cooker from power city or DID .

Fujitsu10

djemba djemba wrote: »

At least he rang in himself and didn't get his mother to ring in like the fella who got caught driving unaccompanied on a provisional licence

I saw on one of the Sky channels at the weekend that an Aussie learner driver was caught without a qualified driver and he got an automatic fine of $1,000.
No messing there. :eek:

ThisRegard

"Then I hit a wall".

Well there's your problem with your inshuredance costs.

Lady Chatterton

I'm feeling as sick as a small hospital today and these two are wrecking my head, my radio may not survive until 3pm.

PeterTheNinth

He hit a wall? And did he claim against the insurance for that?

TheHomeService

Son, they just don't want to do business with you.

snubbleste

I rang here, dere and everywhere, and then I rang you, Joe.

Dan Jaman

Best of luck trying to get some help from the various quangos.
Nothing, nothing, nothing, is the usual answer.

Atlantic Dawn

We still don't know what actual vehicle it is or the age of it or what he's going to be using it for.

SEPT 23 1989

i could not get commercial insurance until i was 25

Odyssey 2005

On a serious note I doolin feel for this lad. He's trying to work,pay bills etc and the c##ts for insurance companies are riding him

sligojoek

snubbleste wrote: »

"da simplest email in da wuuuurld"
joe @ rte.ie

A simple email for a simple man.

Dan Jaman

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Which would 99% mean the vehicle didn't come from the factory like that.

It could have, by order, but probably only for the Irish market because of the jeep/van loophole.
Because it's basically a tug pulling a trailer all the time, and he's a young driver, the insco is just being cautious.