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Thinking of buying a car. Need solid advise .
I have bought two cars with Mike's help. The first is still excellent after a couple of years. The second, not so much. However, I'll still probably use his services in the future, just check more carefully myself after he finds the car, which to me is the best part of his service.
All I know after reading this thread is that there are some here that I would never want to have to trust or count on, and others that I'd be happy to call friend.
..If you have a accident with another car.. and both drivers claim the other is at fault, most of the time both insurance companies pay nothing.. thats from having that happen to me..then what do you do call the police(joke).. maybe get a Dominican attorney or take said insurance companies to court(bigger joke}..anyway uber is many times the way to go.. and if you drive here its not if you will have a accident, but when........Doc....
Are you talking about Full Insurance or Ley? Ley covers any injuries in an accident. Basically takes you off the hook if you have a good lawyer. Of course Full does also. But Full also has collision. Whether they pay, and the high deductible, makes Full a ripoff.
Not to mention paying like 2 or 3 thousand US as opposed to about $150 US or less.
I don't and won't drive unless it's a dire emergency and a car is available (very low probability). I'm wondering though if as a pedestrian I'm hit by a car or moto, it is my fault also, regardless of where I am on the sidewalk?
Audiophile, as I understand. Never understood that. Such perfectionism is not healthy.
But as long as he does a good "job" at finding cars and people are happy to "pay" for those services, all is good.
I hope I don't get old enough to feel that way.
Yes, it will be your fault if you get hit no matter where, when, or by whom.
Thanks, that's kinda what I thought. Never been hit bad but had some close calls.
The main reason it will be your fault no matter what is that the person that hit you won't be around to blame.
Apply that to his car selection ......
then you might understand.....
How about this: a friend of mine was a PASSENGER on a moto-concho in Las Terrenas which collided with a bunch or parked motos. My friend was locked up because he (an Irish lawyer) refused to pay for the damage to the parked bikes. Finally, after a couple of days, the police gave up and let him go.