if your car gets written off, can you get a payout for the gas that was in the tank
I JUST ****IN' BOUGHT THAT **** YESTERDAY SON
****'s worth more than yo rims
Wow, that's a level of cheapness I've never seen before. I thought stealing 6" wads of napkins from fast food joints was bad.
I would say $500 is the point where it would matter to me. No you cannot have $100 of my money, you presumably are able bodied and have employment. If I were to give away money it would be to a deserving charity of my choosing.
My point is don't get hung up on stuff like $100 worth of fuel, its not worth worrying about in my opinion. The OP didn't even say how much fuel is in the tank so anything above $20 is pure speculation. If you had to buy a tank and a hose or a syphon pump that alone could be worth more than whatever fuel is in the tank.
25L Gasoline can $16.99 http://www.canadiantire.ca/AST/browse/4/Auto/AutoSafetySecurity/GasCans/PRDOVR~0283053P/25L%252BGas%252BCan.jsp?locale=en
Fuel Pump/Syphon $21.99 http://www.canadiantire.ca/AST/browse/4/Auto/AutoSafetySecurity/GasCans/PRDOVR~0283009P/Deluxe%252BPump.jsp?locale=en
Sub-total: $39.98
HST 13% $5.67
Total: $44.04
See it probably isn't even worth the cost of the equipment.
I do have a job and i make money but apparently 100 dollars isnt a lot to you. It still is to me. Even if i had a million dollars, 100 dollars would be a lot. If my car got written off, id expect to be compensated for it. Even if i literally was pulling out of a gas station after having put 20 bucks in it, id want my 20 bucks back. Thats what insurance is for, isnt it???
You can leave as much money on the table as you want, i dont care. But someone isnt cheap for wanting to get what they pay for, 5 dollars or 100 dollars or 1000 dollars.
And btw you cant siphon fluids out of your wrecked vehicle. The tow company drains it as soon as it gets to the lot, for safety reasons. So your point about it costing 40 dollars to get your gas back is moot, you cant get it back that way.
would you be willing to give $100 to ride for sight? http://bit.ly/fSFuC3
The other fluids generally dont cost 100 dollars
So your advice is... to pay more but not take the money youre owed when the time comes for an insurance payout? Great advice.
If i have full coverage, i am entitled to be paid fully for the value of my vehicle, including any fluid or items inside of it that are covered by my insurance policy. If someone smashes into me, i am entitled that money just the same because now i am out a certain amount of dollars through no fault of my own. That is what insurance is for. You give them money every month so that in the event something happens, they reimburse you for whatever you lost at the agreed upon values. Theres no mentality here except the mentality of i get what i pay for. Again, if you want to leave money on the table here, go for it, I dont care. But its stupid and its bad advice to tell someone else to do the same thing, or to berate them for asking what they are rightfully owed.
sundancekid said:Wow, that's a level of cheapness I've never seen before. I thought stealing 6" wads of napkins from fast food joints was bad.
sundancekid said:Why stop at the fuel, ask for all of the other fluids back too! It's like selling a house to someone and taking all of the light bulbs when you move!
the tranny fluid in the car costs way more than 100