Before I left Active Duty, I was driving around in a Government vehicle, on official business, in uniform, and was involved in a minor accident on base. Base police as well as my ships legal department told me not to disclose any personal information since I was covered by the Navy. I did a follow up with Legal before I left and they said it was being handled.
Nearly 4 farging months go by, and tonight the guys insurance company calls me. They're asking me for my personal information and threatening to get my license suspended if I don't disclose it (I basically told them to farg off).
And to make matters worse my old ship is deployed so I can't even call the fargers right now. Most I could do is send them an email and pray that they respond.
FTN :boom
You should get the guy's address and burn his house down. That'd teach him.
I gotta vent too.
I was out with some friends Friday night and met some hot girl. So I'm talking to her, her hot friend, and her hot mom and apparently bought them enough shots that she thought it would be a good idea to put my number into her cell phone. Right after she puts it in she calls so I would have hers. My phone starts vibrating in my pocket so I say, "sweet now I got your number too", but I didn't verify this.
So now all I have is her first name and the knowledge she's getting her MBA from Drake. I'm about to e-mail the six girls that share her first name, but am afraid that might be stupid.
Damn me.
You were hitting on a girl while she was out drinking with her mom? Was this 'bar' actually someone's double wide in the trailer park down the street or what?
No, jerkstore.
It was a bar called Martini's. It's actually a pretty classy joint, and her mom wasn't drinking anything except coke or water. I, conversely, was drinking copious amounts of beer and liquor. I'm sure a lesser man would have died.
And good riddance to them.
Quote from: SD_Eagle on February 27, 2006, 07:44:03 PM
Nearly 4 farging months go by, and tonight the guys insurance company calls me. They're asking me for my personal information and threatening to get my license suspended if I don't disclose it (I basically told them to farg off).
Good job. I don't think you're under any obligation to talk to them (unless there is a court order, of course). In fact, it's in your best interest to
not talk to them personally.
Quote from: Susquehanna Birder on February 27, 2006, 08:06:34 PM
Quote from: SD_Eagle on February 27, 2006, 07:44:03 PM
Nearly 4 farging months go by, and tonight the guys insurance company calls me. They're asking me for my personal information and threatening to get my license suspended if I don't disclose it (I basically told them to farg off).
Good job. I don't think you're under any obligation to talk to them (unless there is a court order, of course). In fact, it's in your best interest to not talk to them personally.
Okay, thanks. :yay I wasn't too sure if I was obligated to or not.
Who is his insurance company?
And I would've done what you did too. Farg 'em. Tell them to call Uncle Sam. They'll get their money in 6-8 years.
And if a chick is out drinking with her Mom, that is a questionable move. That means they like to take home guys and make a mother daughter sammich with the unsuspecting gentleman. And normally I'd be giving you props, but I've never seen a hot momma-daughter combo trolling for trouser trout. And by getting her MBA means getting her GED. :)
Mother-daughter porn sites are the bestest.
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Quote from: PhillyPhreak54 on February 27, 2006, 08:41:14 PM
Who is his insurance company?
And I would've done what you did too. Farg 'em. Tell them to call Uncle Sam. They'll get their money in 6-8 years.
USAA same as me ;D I'm sure they know what company I use but can't access my info unless I voluntarily give it to them. Gotta love this country :-D
Unless your name is Dio
yeah, when you were in the military your under that uniform justice code crap. different rules, tell em to shove it. their just trying to punk you so they don't have to go through all the government bs.
Quote from: SD_Eagle on February 27, 2006, 10:45:47 PM
Quote from: PhillyPhreak54 on February 27, 2006, 08:41:14 PM
Who is his insurance company?
And I would've done what you did too. Farg 'em. Tell them to call Uncle Sam. They'll get their money in 6-8 years.
USAA same as me ;D I'm sure they know what company I use but can't access my info unless I voluntarily give it to them. Gotta love this country :-D Unless your name is Dio
When driving in a government vehicle in your work capacity, you are covered by the government's insurance and not your own. You are correct in stating that you don't have to give them your personal carrier (even if they are both USAA). Shouldn't the navy base have a legal department you can refer them to or do you have to send it to the ship's legal?
Quote from: Philly_Crew on February 28, 2006, 07:35:59 AM
Shouldn't the navy base have a legal department you can refer them to or do you have to send it to the ship's legal?
I sent it to the ships legal department and supposedly it's being 'handled'. :-\
Then all you have to do is tell them that you're out of the loop, and any information they need should come from the ship's legal department.
Quote from: Tomahawk on February 27, 2006, 07:56:13 PM
I gotta vent too.
I was out with some friends Friday night and met some hot girl. So I'm talking to her, her hot friend, and her hot mom and apparently bought them enough shots that she thought it would be a good idea to put my number into her cell phone. Right after she puts it in she calls so I would have hers. My phone starts vibrating in my pocket so I say, "sweet now I got your number too", but I didn't verify this.
So now all I have is her first name and the knowledge she's getting her MBA from Drake. I'm about to e-mail the six girls that share her first name, but am afraid that might be stupid.
Damn me.
I'm confused, it wasn't her calling your cell phone? Just a coincidence that it rang just as she was calling you? Did it show up unavailable? I need to know.
Quote from: phattymatty on February 28, 2006, 01:09:44 PM
Quote from: Tomahawk on February 27, 2006, 07:56:13 PM
I gotta vent too.
I was out with some friends Friday night and met some hot girl. So I'm talking to her, her hot friend, and her hot mom and apparently bought them enough shots that she thought it would be a good idea to put my number into her cell phone. Right after she puts it in she calls so I would have hers. My phone starts vibrating in my pocket so I say, "sweet now I got your number too", but I didn't verify this.
So now all I have is her first name and the knowledge she's getting her MBA from Drake. I'm about to e-mail the six girls that share her first name, but am afraid that might be stupid.
Damn me.
I'm confused, it wasn't her calling your cell phone? Just a coincidence that it rang just as she was calling you? Did it show up unavailable? I need to know.
It was her; however, one of my apparently cock-blocking friends called me right before she hit send. Because I'm a dumbass, I didn't even look at my phone when she called so I didn't notice until the next day (I would say morning, but I didn't wake up until well after noon - college style).
I hate traffic. I want to put a 50 cal on my roof and blow shtein up.
go with your instincts slc
Okay, so this bitch just called me telling me I owe their client $2000 in damages and that they're petitioning to have my license suspended. Anyone know if they can do this?
Quote from: SD_Eagle on March 02, 2006, 01:46:53 PM
Okay, so this bitch just called me telling me I owe their client $2000 in damages and that they're petitioning to have my license suspended. Anyone know if they can do this?
No, they can file civil suit and once they do, immediately turn the papers over to the Navy. The Navy should file to have your name removed from the suit.
The Navy should be handling this. If they call you again tell them that you are not speaking to them anymore and that if they call you again you'll file a counter-suit. Then go get drunk.
Quote from: Philly_Crew on March 02, 2006, 01:50:43 PM
Quote from: SD_Eagle on March 02, 2006, 01:46:53 PM
Okay, so this bitch just called me telling me I owe their client $2000 in damages and that they're petitioning to have my license suspended. Anyone know if they can do this?
No, they can file civil suit and once they do, immediately turn the papers over to the Navy. The Navy should file to have your name removed from the suit.
Okay, thanks. The ship just contacted me but just asked me how I was being threatened. ::)
Next time ask her what she's wearing.
Quote from: General_Failure on March 02, 2006, 02:29:16 PM
Next time ask her what she's wearing.
She's a funhole.
I just got off the phone with Bupers, they gave me a claims section for Automobile accidents in San Diego. She also told me the bitch who I talked to is completely incompetent considering they only deal with military and that she didn't know how to handle this.
It's now a year later and this shtein hasn't been taking care of, now I'm getting contacted by a claims service. farging ridiculous. Anyone know anything about this shtein? Sucks because I can't call around till Monday since everyone's closed.
I would just keep directing them towards whoever is handling your side of things through the Navy.
Quote from: SD_Eagle on December 16, 2006, 12:54:02 PM
It's now a year later and this shtein hasn't been taking care of, now I'm getting contacted by a claims service. farging ridiculous. Anyone know anything about this shtein? Sucks because I can't call around till Monday since everyone's closed.
You know you are screwed, because it takes forever for the damn military to get anything done. Is your ship back from deployment? Couldn't they give you guidance?
Since we are speaking of the military, I would just like to say that this week has been one of the worst in my short career. I have gotten less than 20 hrs of sleep this week. At least I am drinking now though. Yesterday we had bad day too, we had a guy have an accidental discharge with a blank, without the adapter and he shot another soldier in the nuts.
You think that's bad? Get a load of this shtein, I just got this email from my old roommate and best friend Billy aka shellback, the Chris he speaks of was our other roommate and a great guy:
QuoteHey, everyone, you'll never guess where I just came from. Mast. Yeah,
no shtein. They took 17 of us for "tacking" on the crow of one of our
new
3rd classes. I got 14 days restriction with a suspended bust to E5.
My
involvement included an open-handed love tap to his shoulder as well as
not reporting a bruise that I saw on his arm
3 other firsts got busted to second with 14 days restriction, including
my roommate Chris. They busted 4 second classes to third with 14 to 30
days restriction for all of them, and another 5 thirds. It was a
farging witch hunt. Nearly all of the personnel were highly-regarded
in
our department. Chris and I were the Assistant LPO's, I was an SOQ
nominee this year and I got a deployment NAM. Chris was our SOY
nominee. There were two guys who had been CAPped this year including
one guy who just got CAPped from 2nd a week ago and another who did a
Junior SOQ board 3 days ago. I feel bad because I was the only guy who
didn't get busted down. I got the lightest sentence. Of course, none
of the Chiefs that were implicated got anything. I hate being in the
farging Navy. Political bullshtein. I'll be getting out as soon as my
enlistment is up in Feb 2010. I don't care if I'll only have 7 years
till retirement. That's 7 years of misery. 7 more years of my life
wasted doing something I don't believe in anymore.
Sorry this sounds so negative, but this was a pretty negative day. The
whole process from our Senior Chief seeing the bruise on the kids arm
till today took less than 48 hours, which is good because I hate
long-farging waits.
Well, I hope every one of you has a Merry Christmas. That's not laced
with any kind of insidious undertone. I truly mean that. See you in 2
weeks.
Billy
All I can say is getting out of the Navy was the best thing I ever did. Unless you have a boner for this shtein I suggest getting out and going to college or a trade school as soon as possible. I was miserable when I was enlisted and honestly could never imagine living that zesty life style ever again.
As far as the accident bullshtein goes, I got in touch with a lady from the insurance place today and she told me to call the Arbitrator on Monday. So that's a start.