"Potential tenant" busted bumper on driveway...legal issue.
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I would text him that would need certified quotes from 3 shops. Make him do all that work and then bring them to you. Then laugh as you pull out a lighter and set them on fire, while still laughing.
I would call him back and leave a voice mail with uncontrollable laughter for about 30-40 seconds.
Pretty much this!!!
This is just ****ing evil, i like your style.... Buahahahahabanahah!!
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So did you call him back yet? I wanna know what he said.
Nevermind. I'm a genius. I'll admit this.
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Tell him to go **** himself and mail him a box of dog shit.
Quite the scam he has going.
So he basically wants $500 from you, most likely to pay the deductible on his insurance policy.
The he will scam his insurance company saying his Honda Vtec Mugen bumper cost thousands.
In return, he will put many more ill conceived parts on his POS.
As others have said, he can go pound rocks. I wouldn't even dignify his request with a response.
That's like me going to city hall and demanding cash because I curbed aftermarket wheels on their curbs,
So he basically wants $500 from you, most likely to pay the deductible on his insurance policy.
The he will scam his insurance company saying his Honda Vtec Mugen bumper cost thousands.
In return, he will put many more ill conceived parts on his POS.
As others have said, he can go pound rocks. I wouldn't even dignify his request with a response.
That's like me going to city hall and demanding cash because I curbed aftermarket wheels on their curbs,
LOL this kid is a real winner. I agree with what was said above. Just call him back and laugh
Ignore him. Nothing good will come if you respond
I called him back and got his answering machine and basically just told him very professionally that his situation was not my responsibility, that every other car that has entered the driveway that I'm aware of has never had an issue. I figured ignoring it would just result in more calls, and as though I was worried of guilt.
Then I told him that if he wished to proceed further that he should mail me a certified letter in regards to his demands and that if so wished he could file a claim against me in small claims court at a cost of $85 filing fee, because I would not be paying the damages. Either way, I'm not too worried any longer. I've discussed the situation with the neighboring landlord who said he actually had a similar situation a few years ago where a person's muffler wasn't secured properly and snagged the ground while backing out and he told them something similar to what I said. He agreed there was nothing to worry about, the drive is steep is abnormal compared to most other driveways and perhaps inconvient in the winter, but not unreasonable by any means.
In case anyone's curious, here's the property: https://www.google.com/maps/@41.699...ata=!3m4!1e1!3m2!1sXoA26oEDq0GZ513wecsSjw!2e0
It's the light blue house on the right. Kind of hard to see the slope from the front.
Then I told him that if he wished to proceed further that he should mail me a certified letter in regards to his demands and that if so wished he could file a claim against me in small claims court at a cost of $85 filing fee, because I would not be paying the damages. Either way, I'm not too worried any longer. I've discussed the situation with the neighboring landlord who said he actually had a similar situation a few years ago where a person's muffler wasn't secured properly and snagged the ground while backing out and he told them something similar to what I said. He agreed there was nothing to worry about, the drive is steep is abnormal compared to most other driveways and perhaps inconvient in the winter, but not unreasonable by any means.
In case anyone's curious, here's the property: https://www.google.com/maps/@41.699...ata=!3m4!1e1!3m2!1sXoA26oEDq0GZ513wecsSjw!2e0
It's the light blue house on the right. Kind of hard to see the slope from the front.
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Lmao
Doesnt really matter if its "reasonable" or not really. Its private property. He chose to drive onto it and obviously could see what he was driving his ridiculously low vehicle into. Its not like your gate fell over onto his car. What if he was visiting someones house who had a bumpy dirt road. Any "reasonable person" would park the skateboard and walk, leave or enter at their own risk to their property/car.
If it was a public parking lot then it would be a different story but they may still tell him to go pound sand if 99.99999999% of non-pos vehicles can traverse the driveway without falling apart.
Tell him he should have installed hydraulics in his hoopty, then he would have been fine
I understand that but it doesnt mean you have to drive your way too low car into the steep looking driveway.
Just send him a hard copy of this thread. That should be enough for him to just move on. :lol1:
He lowered it.
He pulled in to the driveway.
Both of them are his own decisions.
Tell him to **** off.
He pulled in to the driveway.
Both of them are his own decisions.
Tell him to **** off.
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