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Old 03-06-2016, 09:55 AM   #3
WildBillyT
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Originally Posted by Mike View Post
You aren't obligated to use insurance. I would take a certified check or bank check. A major issue is if they find additional damage after they start working. You have to have in writing that the guy will take care of that. If he won't do that just use insurance
I just got my Passat back from being rear ended in a similar fashion. The body shop I use is very good and easy to work with. They were up front about the estimate possibly being revised, and that's exactly what happened. They ended up replacing the crash foam and bumper padding after inspecting it which pushed the repair bill higher.

I put it through the other person's insurance.
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