Thread: Don't ya hate it when

no doubt they were doing a u-turn
same thing happened to me in St Kilda a couple of months ago

*&$#!

Thats a hilux right? So that dent would be pretty high up, like only something a truck or 4wd could cause yeah?

Where abouts were you?

Originally Posted by martrix

*&$#!

Thats a hilux right? So that dent would be pretty high up, like only something a truck or 4wd could cause yeah?

That's what I figured

Where abouts were you?

Don't really know, as I didn't notice it till yesterday at home here when I was hooking the trailer up

put v small scuff on v new car bumper last week
did right thing, left note
owner rang and i explained didnt have comprehensive and so would pay myself
she sent me a fax for $900.00
I asked to see quotes, she threatened to sue me, told her to go through her insurer then
would only happen in Brighton

astrid

Reminds me of the dude who owned a Merc that was sideswiped.

There was a note under his wiper that read: "The people watching me believe that I'm leaving you my name and number, but you and I know better don't we. "

Originally Posted by pawnhead

Reminds me of the dude who owned a Merc that was sideswiped.

There was a note under his wiper that read: "The people watching me believe that I'm leaving you my name and number, but you and I know better don't we. "

I saw this very thing happen once, but took note of the offending bimbo's registration number. When she took off, I checked her note, which said "Oops, I scratched your car!" followed by a little smiley face. I left a note on the car noting her registration details, not to mention my details as a witness. I scored a nice bottle of wine out of it!!

Recently, at Bunnings, as we were leaving, I saw a woman run her trolley all the way down the side of a car. I watched, and when I saw her get into the car NEXT to it, I asked my partner to stop so I could confront her. His response was "you're not the police - what are you going to do?". The very next week, our car got doored. That's karma. I wish I'd confronted her.

No-one ever touched my 10 year old car when I had it. I've had my brand newie for 3 years and have only contributed to one small scratch myself, unlike the various others contributed by others.

Lotte

A few workmates and myself saw a Mercedes backed into in the car park behind work about 10 years ago. It had a broken headlight, blinker assembly and grill. The person who did it just drove away so I took rego and details of car.

I left a note under wiper of damaged car directing the owner to my office, and when she came enquiring, she was livid. Gave me a payout about the damage to her car and what an idiot I was, what am I going to do about it etc. Let her go on for about 5 minutes putting on a big show before I let her know that it wasn't me that did it, but that I had the details of who did....and now she wasn't going to get them.

Next day her husband comes in, same sort of attitude and wanting details. When I told him no as well he threatened to go to the police. Told him to get stuffed as well.

Following day, Police turn up, but unfortunately I had "thrown" details away and "couldn't recall" what they were.

If they had of been nice, wouldn't have been $2000+ out of pocket, would have had the details and been able to chase up offender. He doesn't know how lucky he was to get away with it.

Originally Posted by Geoff Dean

If they had of been nice, wouldn't have been $2000+ out of pocket, would have had the details and been able to chase up offender.

Nice call!!!!!!.................whatever happened to manners??

Originally Posted by pawnhead

Reminds me of the dude who owned a Merc that was sideswiped.

There was a note under his wiper that read: "The people watching me believe that I'm leaving you my name and number, but you and I know better don't we. "

A mate of mine had his car damaged in a carpark and instead of the note above he had a note with the name and address of the alledged offender. Turned out to be the name and address of a totally innocent guy who didn't even drive.


Peter.