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charolais0153 · 08-07-2019 11:56pm

https://youtu.be/Z6GyT5cV6jw
The lad from AXA was fairly stumped

Base price · 09-07-2019 12:34am

charolais0153 wrote: »

https://youtu.be/Z6GyT5cV6jw
The lad from AXA was fairly stumped

Jeez. Thanks for posting that video and imo it clarifies why we are paying exorbitant renewal fees.

carrollsno1 · 09-07-2019 2:21am

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/the-country/news/article.cfm?c_id=16&objectid=12247688&fbclid=IwAR3UNsZQAMxykq_qd1ekfl8at3KGR9RBoVEmcSFosNxNIgOsFiTQZITDCk0

whelan2 · 09-07-2019 6:33am

whelan2 wrote: »

Just did passport application on line. Very handy altogether

Passport has been despatched. That's some service.

emaherx · 09-07-2019 8:01am

charolais0153 wrote: »

https://youtu.be/Z6GyT5cV6jw
The lad from AXA was fairly stumped

The wife had an accident a few years ago, was with a neighbor and my wife was at fault. There was no dispute over the accident and both cars insured with the same company. The 2 cars were old and low value and insurance company decided to write them off on that basis. After all was settled the neighbor said she questioned the value the insurance company had put on her car and they told her "you know you haven't put in an injury claim"! And fair play she didn't as there was none.

kollegeknight · 09-07-2019 8:51am

emaherx wrote: »

The wife had an accident a few years ago, was with a neighbor and my wife was at fault. There was no dispute over the accident and both cars insured with the same company. The 2 cars were old and low value and insurance company decided to write them off on that basis. After all was settled the neighbor said she questioned the value the insurance company had put on her car and they told her "you know you haven't put in an injury claim"! And fair play she didn't as there was none.

A long time ago I crashed into a woman and it was my fault- fender bender.

By the time everything was done, it was €4200 of a bill and my insurance company slapped a bill for administration of €900 so the claim would be over €5k so they could up my premium the following year, (that was their limit at the time) I’d say a fiver of a claim would put up a premium now. The following year they tried loading a thousand extra on my premium. Last time dealing with them.

patsy_mccabe · 09-07-2019 12:29pm

charolais0153 wrote: »

https://youtu.be/Z6GyT5cV6jw
The lad from AXA was fairly stumped

You have to read between the lines here. The reality is that a lot of suspected fraudulent claims cannot be proven and the insurance industry have to make a judgement call whether the Garda can proove it or more importantly it is in their interest, costwise to pursue it. They can't say this publicly as every scumbag in the country would cop onto it.
I know someone who had a minor fender bender with someone. Big claim lodged and the insurance company is dealing with it. Guess what she does for a living - yep, a fooking solicitor. I kid you not.

Say my name · 09-07-2019 5:14pm

Ah here..

Nekarsulm · 09-07-2019 6:54pm

If an investigation and subsequent Court case looks like it might cost 15,000 euro (or more, cause the sky's the limit in Court), an Insurance company will happily settle for 10,000.
Even if there is clear evidence that the person claiming is negligent to a degree (like admitting their children were not wearing seatbelts, then making the claim because the child was "shaken") they will just pay out.

Hard Knocks · 09-07-2019 7:54pm

Did any farm in the WHPR program get a letter on Greenbreed?

kk.man · 09-07-2019 8:50pm

Nekarsulm wrote: »

If an investigation and subsequent Court case looks like it might cost 15,000 euro (or more, cause the sky's the limit in Court), an Insurance company will happily settle for 10,000.
Even if there is clear evidence that the person claiming is negligent to a degree (like admitting their children were not wearing seatbelts, then making the claim because the child was "shaken") they will just pay out.

Another aspect that is ignored...the barrister for the claimant will be on the other side of the room tomorrow and the claimants barrister will be defending.

Nekarsulm · 09-07-2019 10:33pm

kk.man wrote: »

Another aspect that is ignored...the barrister for the claimant will be on the other side of the room tomorrow and the claimants barrister will be defending.

True.
Do you remember the Supermacs "slip" case where the claimant was recorded on cctv splashing water on the floor, and taking a few practice skids before "slipping and injuring" himself?
The Barrister defending Supermacs warned the claimants Barrister about the clear evidence just before the case was heard.
Out of "Professional Courtesey" .

whelan2 · 09-07-2019 10:33pm

Reading there of an 8 year old spent 10k over 3 months on his mother's credit card playing roblox!!!! That would be some shock to get

The Nutty M · 09-07-2019 10:40pm

whelan2 wrote: »

Reading there of an 8 year old spent 10k over 3 months on his mother's credit card playing roblox!!!! That would be some shock to get

Read that alright. The first or second reply makes it sound like they are not going to get the money back.

whelan2 · 09-07-2019 10:45pm

The Nutty M wrote: »

Read that alright. The first or second reply makes it sound like they are not going to get the money back.

I'd be livid. Mine ask if they can buy anything always. They know the rules. Also it's linked to a credit card with a limit of 1000 euro

Odelay · 09-07-2019 10:46pm

whelan2 wrote: »

Reading there of an 8 year old spent 10k over 3 months on his mother's credit card playing roblox!!!! That would be some shock to get

How many power washings is that?

Odelay · 09-07-2019 10:47pm

Lovely evening out here, glad to enjoy it.

whelan2 · 09-07-2019 10:49pm

Odelay wrote: »

Lovely evening out here, glad to enjoy it.

Was at football until 9 30. Lovely to be out and about in it

Hard Knocks · 09-07-2019 10:56pm

whelan2 wrote: »

Was at football until 9 30. Lovely to be out and about in it

Lovely evening alright, but very dark now

orm0nd · 09-07-2019 11:00pm

a lovely shiny 192 Reg. MF parked up in the yard earlier ,

had visions of me having comfort in my old age and thinking the family are so thoughtful,

anyhow short lived it disappeared while i was milking,

junior has helping a fellow with a long draw & he just got it this morning

beef farmer as well and they saying there no money in finishing ?

I says · 09-07-2019 11:21pm

orm0nd wrote: »

a lovely shiny 192 Reg. MF parked up in the yard earlier ,

had visions of me having comfort in my old age and thinking the family are so thoughtful,

anyhow short lived it disappeared while i was milking,

junior has helping a fellow with a long draw & he just got it this morning

beef farmer as well and they saying there no money in finishing ?

Must have two off farm jobs to pay for it

Nobbies · 10-07-2019 12:29am

I says wrote: »

Must have two off farm jobs to pay for it

Probably Larry goodmans or frank mallons

gozunda · 10-07-2019 12:35am

Nekarsulm wrote: »

True.
Do you remember the Supermacs "slip" case where the claimant was recorded on cctv splashing water on the floor, and taking a few practice skids before "slipping and injuring" himself?
The Barrister defending Supermacs warned the claimants Barrister about the clear evidence just before the case was heard.
Out of "Professional Courtesey" .

Ita normal afaik in court cases that all such evidence held by the defence must be presented to the prosecution before the case is tried and vice versa?

Grueller · 10-07-2019 6:26am

orm0nd wrote: »

a lovely shiny 192 Reg. MF parked up in the yard earlier ,

had visions of me having comfort in my old age and thinking the family are so thoughtful,

anyhow short lived it disappeared while i was milking,

junior has helping a fellow with a long draw & he just got it this morning

beef farmer as well and they saying there no money in finishing ?

Know of a mixed farm with two new tractors, new telehandler and a new digger in the yard in the last 4 years. Mix of dairy, beef and tillage. The story is 4 bachelors brothers and an unmarried sister all living at home all on the old age pension. €1200 a week in pensions arriving.

_Brian · 10-07-2019 6:39am

Nekarsulm wrote: »

True.
Do you remember the Supermacs "slip" case where the claimant was recorded on cctv splashing water on the floor, and taking a few practice skids before "slipping and injuring" himself?
The Barrister defending Supermacs warned the claimants Barrister about the clear evidence just before the case was heard.
Out of "Professional Courtesey" .

That’s the way it works at that level.
They all work through each other on different cases so there is no real case of “barrister Vs barrister”, they want cases resolved easy and quickly as possible. They don’t want to be sticking it to each other in court because next case they could be working together, so they see themselves as beyond that and work together.

annubis · 10-07-2019 8:01am

Hard Knocks wrote: »

Did any farm in the WHPR program get a letter on Greenbreed?

yep, what you think of it

Hard Knocks · 10-07-2019 9:07am

annubis wrote: »

yep, what you think of it

The weighing, recording & DNA are already been done.
Concerned about breeding advice with no comeback

orm0nd · 10-07-2019 9:22am

I says wrote: »

Must have two off farm jobs to pay for it

Full time farmer

Nobbies wrote: »

Probably Larry goodmans or frank mallons

wouldn't be a fan of Larry and would be long road to Mallon

Why the fuk if a guy is hard working and knows his job that others doubt his ability ?

too much whingeing and ppl expecting everything for nothing in this country

ganmo · 10-07-2019 9:54am

heaven forbid he might of rented the thing for a few days

whelan2 · 10-07-2019 9:58am

ganmo wrote: »

heaven forbid he might of rented the thing for a few days

Probably got it to see what the neighbours reactions would be

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