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jesse@123

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  1. Insurance company have really stepped up even though it was off to very rocky start They have wavered any back payments Are prepared to reimburse me for lost entry fee Replacing parts that were picked up the service provider New fork on order Busy finalizing frame pay out
  2. insurance company totally on board.All back dated premiums have being removed. even a new seat and set of xt brake levers have been added to the quote What a huge turn around
  3. Insurance company seem as if the are now coming to the party. Things looking very positive
  4. That is why I sent emails as well Thank goodness i did
  5. Hence the follow up in October
  6. i would like to know how they came to that amount .check out my calculations compared to their proposed amount i still have no explanation
  7. TERRIBLE SERVICE FROM INSURANCE COMPANY Things not going MY WAY 1. 4 August 2016 Requested policy update telephonically and sent email of MOUNTAIN BIKE to be added 2. Went through the same process again 24 October 2016 to make sure my bike was covered 3. Try and Claim 22 Jan to be informed that my bike was never added, after much phoning and emailing on my part due to the fact I had a race coming up in two wks (luckily I still had original emails ) insurance company admitted it was their error 4. On day four I realised their mistake was taking some time to sort out so I informed them via email them that I would have to make temporary repairs to the bike so I could continue training on my indoor trainer I have to date received no email to advise me otherwise 5. Finally informed told my claim would be settled but I was totally responsible for the back dated payments from August 2016 to present 17 months totalling R5253.64 Not sure how they got to that amount by my calculations: Updated policy amount subtract the original amount and multiply by the amount of back dated months (R319.94-R158.62)x17=R2742.44 If I agreed to this settlement the case would be closed “30 January 2018 Correspondence Ref. ######## Mr ######### No.######### ############# We have the pleasure of informing you that your claim relating to the incident, which occurred On 20 January 2018 has been authorised for settlement. In order for us to proceed with the payment of the claim we require of you to sign this letter And by signing this letter you confirm that you have read the content of this letter and that you Understand and agree with it. By signing this letter you the insured: Accept the Settlement Amount as full and final settlement of the above claim And that no further claims for MiMovables will be entertained with regard to the above-mentioned incident;” And payment would be made within three working days 6. Queried this amount(still have no idea how this amount was calculated) and was asked if I did not feel responsible for making sure my policy was updated I agreed and explained that is why I did follow up telephonically and via email in October and was at that time re assured my policy would be updated Suddenly their whole attitude to an already bad situation seemed to get worse it appeared that getting me back on a replacement bike was not their concern at all but more how they could drag this claim out after I had dared to queried the back dated amount and who should be responsible this was their second attempt to settle please note the new conditions Good day Mr. Haines, Firstly I would like to apologize for any inconvenience caused with regards to your claim and I assure you that treating our clients fairly is our main focus at all times. We do acknowledge that an error was made by not adding your bicycle to your policy in 2016. The backdated premium totals to the amount of R 5 253.64 but we have decided to waive R 2000 of the backdated premium. Settlement: Replacement of bicycle frame and fork: R 29 994.00 Excess applicable: R 680.00 Backdated premium: R 3 253.64 Settlement amount: R 26 060.36. Please note that we will make arrangements to collect the damaged parts as salvage and settlement will be processed once salvage has been received. Hope you find the above in order and let me know should you need any assistance. 7. I again queried the fairness of this settlement and ended up having to take the bike at my own cost( over 80km away)to their preferred service provider for further assessment of ALLEGED DAMAGE only to have him concur on initial outcome of claim 8. Was then contacted telephonically by insurance company to say they would once again go ahead with settlement minus 50% of back dated premiums and I could buy back the damaged parts (I had requested to to make an indoor trainer) at a price of R5000 though salvage price was only R500 not sure how they got to that amount 9. I requested this to be emailed to me and two days later still nothing 10. I have now been 14 days without a mountain bike 4 Jan 2018
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