Problems with a falco
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- blinkey501
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Problems with a falco
Not what you might think.
I bought a falco that was damaged and written off by the insurance company, which the owner was paid out in January 2016.
Fast forward to December 2016.
The bike was reported in an accident in 2016, or should I say a bike with that number plate fitted.
I am now receiving letters from a company that. The letters are addressed to the previous owner but my address.
I have sent an email three weeks ago explaining the situation? I didn't get an email reply, and I am still getting letters.
I am going to ring them on Monday to explain the situation.
Any advice on what/ Not what to say?
Thanks in advance.
I bought a falco that was damaged and written off by the insurance company, which the owner was paid out in January 2016.
Fast forward to December 2016.
The bike was reported in an accident in 2016, or should I say a bike with that number plate fitted.
I am now receiving letters from a company that. The letters are addressed to the previous owner but my address.
I have sent an email three weeks ago explaining the situation? I didn't get an email reply, and I am still getting letters.
I am going to ring them on Monday to explain the situation.
Any advice on what/ Not what to say?
Thanks in advance.
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- blinkey501
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Jay check that they are genuine first remind me in the week and I will check the email address for yoh
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I would just say that you are not the person named on the letter, that the bike was not involved in an accident, it's nothing to do with you and if they continue to harass you they will hear from your solicitor.
On the other hand, I think it might be better to ignore them and do nothing. OR, speak to the police as there MIGHT be a cloned number plate out there. Is the bike now registered in your name? If so, in an accident the police would have contacted you. Sounds like a scam to me.
On the other hand, I think it might be better to ignore them and do nothing. OR, speak to the police as there MIGHT be a cloned number plate out there. Is the bike now registered in your name? If so, in an accident the police would have contacted you. Sounds like a scam to me.
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- blinkey501
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- blinkey501
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