Should I send this email to the guilty driver?

Shiny · Post by **Shiny** » Tue Dec 04, 2012 1:24 pm

Being a Lloyd's Syndicate doesn't make a company jobby. Being a jobby company is what makes a company jobby

Have you studied the Lloyds vs ABI wordings on spontaneous combustion yet? Do they still use the picture of the two barns on fire?

mills · Post by **mills** » Tue Dec 04, 2012 2:01 pm

i wouldnt send that email. i would send a nice short but sweet email along the lines of, 'you're a rhubarb

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honda-hardy wrote:personally if i had his email address, i would go to an internet cafe and use their internet, and then get loads of insurance quotes from compare the market, ecar and ebike and the such, so that his email will forever be bombarded with spam.;

and this is a great idea

sign up to loads of gay porn websites aswell

CARRisma · Post by **CARRisma** » Tue Dec 04, 2012 9:32 pm

Gayno wrote:As much as I enjoyed reading your emails with the debt recovery company on Facebook, this will accomplish nothing, and may ignite further problems.

Yeah, shame that came to an end, it was fun.

prelude_h22 wrote:You have the money and won the case.

If you start up trouble he could get his mates and start a fight. Something similiar happened to a friend of mine. Instead of the email he texted the other party. The next day the guilty party set fire to his car.

Yes, that's what I worried about. I'm not scared of him, but I'm scared about what he could do to The Lude. He's a minibus driver and probably drives to Gatwick often, which is next to where I live. As I'm a bus stop wanker (see The Inbetweeners), The Lude is parked up at home all day and is vunerable to wankers like him.

NafemanNathan wrote:You're a martial artist right?... Black belt?... How about a signed photograph of yourself pulling off a mother of all roundhouse kicks with the slogan "Please take this roundhouse kick to the face as sign of my deepest gratitude for being so inept at driving."

I say leave it. You're already victorious and he's already feeling like a prick I imagine.

Yeah, not a black belt yet, but nearly there.

nitin_s1 wrote:Leave it.

The Nitin has spoken

After careful consideration and feedback from you guys, I think I should just leave it rather than potentially opening a can of worms. I won, it's done.

Post by **Lude-dude** » Wed Dec 05, 2012 10:57 am

Shiny wrote:Being a Lloyd's Syndicate doesn't make a company jobby. Being a jobby company is what makes a company jobby

Have you studied the Lloyds vs ABI wordings on spontaneous combustion yet? Do they still use the picture of the two barns on fire?

I do remember something about that, its abit vague now

cant say took too much of it in

carrisma good choice, dont want anymore hassle than you've had already at least things turned out ok