LOOK WHAT I F$#@%$% got
07-27-2001, 04:48 PM
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LOOK WHAT I F$#@%$% got
I'm currently paying $8800 for insurance, this ticket will take me to $12000 a year, resulting in me selling my CL.
The ticket is for 65km in a 50km zone...but i was originally going 80km, which is 30km over... the cop gave me a break, but this 15KM will put me off to 12K insurance, which i CANNOT afford, too many expenses...
Now would a lawyer get rid of this for sure?..i just called my lawyer and he said that he can get rid of it, for 250 bucks...
fuck, do i need a lawyer?..can i just go and make up some BS since 15KM is like the lowest you can get..and that it doesnt even give you points...??
does it matter that i was going 30 and the cop gave me 15?..would this affect the courts outcome?
BTW, in Ontario, insurance companies dont go by points, they go by CONVICTIONS, which includes this...
In other news today, i got my Polarg-M6's on, dealership charged me 20 bucks to do it...
07-27-2001, 04:51 PM
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Originally posted by amirsafdari:
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I'm currently paying $8800 for insurance, this ticket will take me to $12000 a year, resulting in me selling my CL.
The ticket is for 65km in a 50km zone...but i was originally going 80km, which is 30km over... the cop gave me a break, but this 15KM will put me off to 12K insurance, which i CANNOT afford, too many expenses...
Now would a lawyer get rid of this for sure?..i just called my lawyer and he said that he can get rid of it, for 250 bucks...
fuck, do i need a lawyer?..can i just go and make up some BS since 15KM is like the lowest you can get..and that it doesnt even give you points...??
does it matter that i was going 30 and the cop gave me 15?..would this affect the courts outcome?
BTW, in Ontario, insurance companies dont go by points, they go by CONVICTIONS, which includes this...
In other news today, i got my Polarg-M6's on, dealership charged me 20 bucks to do it...</STRONG>
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I'm currently paying $8800 for insurance, this ticket will take me to $12000 a year, resulting in me selling my CL.
The ticket is for 65km in a 50km zone...but i was originally going 80km, which is 30km over... the cop gave me a break, but this 15KM will put me off to 12K insurance, which i CANNOT afford, too many expenses...
Now would a lawyer get rid of this for sure?..i just called my lawyer and he said that he can get rid of it, for 250 bucks...
fuck, do i need a lawyer?..can i just go and make up some BS since 15KM is like the lowest you can get..and that it doesnt even give you points...??
does it matter that i was going 30 and the cop gave me 15?..would this affect the courts outcome?
BTW, in Ontario, insurance companies dont go by points, they go by CONVICTIONS, which includes this...
In other news today, i got my Polarg-M6's on, dealership charged me 20 bucks to do it...</STRONG>
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LOL / J/K Hope you get out of it....
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That's about $7800/year for us U.S. folks. I can't imagine having insurance that expensive. When mine went over $1000 one time, I freaked out.
I say get a lawyer! Good Luck, hope it doesn't result in a used CL on the market.
I say get a lawyer! Good Luck, hope it doesn't result in a used CL on the market.
07-27-2001, 06:02 PM
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Amir, I'm a lawyer in Buffalo and have friends in Toronto that are lawyers. If you want me to put you in touch w/ one of them, let me know. No, I'm not trying to drum up biz for lawyers, but I certainly don't want to see an ins co get more blood out of you than they already are--WTF, 8K/year? 15kmh is equal to what, 5-7 mph? This sucks! Just email me privately and I'll respond if you need the help.
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Originally posted by BSK181:
<STRONG>of course he paid to install bulbs, it would have taken him 5 hours, based on the cai debacle
amir, you definitely keep us amused!!!</STRONG>
<STRONG>of course he paid to install bulbs, it would have taken him 5 hours, based on the cai debacle
amir, you definitely keep us amused!!!</STRONG>
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Originally posted by BSK181:
<STRONG>of course he paid to install bulbs, it would have taken him 5 hours, based on the cai debacle
amir, you definitely keep us amused!!!</STRONG>
<STRONG>of course he paid to install bulbs, it would have taken him 5 hours, based on the cai debacle
amir, you definitely keep us amused!!!</STRONG>
Amir, sorry about the ticket. I can't believe the insurance amount! I'm only paying about US$1100 a year, and mine never went up with tickets. I guess my insurance company doesn't keep close tabs on tickets.
07-27-2001, 08:50 PM
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Amir, WTF do you do for a living (Really) to be able to afford that kind of insurance payment (assuming you are paying around $700/month).
Share the secrets man!
Share the secrets man!
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Originally posted by ruvz:
<STRONG>And...Ha ha...you should know better than speeding on Clark..
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<STRONG>And...Ha ha...you should know better than speeding on Clark..
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Originally posted by amirsafdari:
<STRONG>right beside the library...
damn..going toward st. robs.. i think its st. robs, i cant even remember..
[ 07-27-2001: Message edited by: amirsafdari ]</STRONG>
<STRONG>right beside the library...
damn..going toward st. robs.. i think its st. robs, i cant even remember..
[ 07-27-2001: Message edited by: amirsafdari ]</STRONG>
07-27-2001, 09:47 PM
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I paid over 16,000 last year for insurance...this year it's only 10g's... 
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Amir, I don't know how it is in Canada, but if you switch insurance (like I did just a few months ago) they don't always check for every ticket you got. Does it matter if you switch insurance companies in Canada? Just a suggestion...I lowered mine by about 40% by switching.
07-27-2001, 11:48 PM
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That's on 3 cars though right?</STRONG>
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That's on 3 cars though right?</STRONG>
At first i thought he got a rice citation when i saw the officers name
07-28-2001, 04:57 AM
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Originally posted by 1StGenCL:
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I sure as hell hope so.
At first i thought he got a rice citation when i saw the officers name</STRONG>
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I sure as hell hope so.
At first i thought he got a rice citation when i saw the officers name
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07-28-2001, 05:09 AM
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Yea, he would have tried using a "click thingie" to get the bulb in place.
Amir, sorry about the ticket. I can't believe the insurance amount! I'm only paying about US$1100 a year, and mine never went up with tickets. I guess my insurance company doesn't keep close tabs on tickets.</STRONG>
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Yea, he would have tried using a "click thingie" to get the bulb in place.
Amir, sorry about the ticket. I can't believe the insurance amount! I'm only paying about US$1100 a year, and mine never went up with tickets. I guess my insurance company doesn't keep close tabs on tickets.</STRONG>
07-28-2001, 10:52 AM
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$1M limits + clean licenses (wife too) = just under $1300/year. Man, sometimes it's good to be Americun!!
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Originally posted by 1StGenCL:
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Well anything is better than being stuck in Canada.</STRONG>
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Well anything is better than being stuck in Canada.
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07-28-2001, 08:53 PM
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seriuosly, i have traveled a LOT..seena lot of cities, etc...
From Florida, to New York, to Cali, Paris, South of France, Germany, athens, parts of spain, many 3rd world countries, the caribeans, lots, that i am not mentionging.. and you know what, i think i live in the best city. 2nd place would have to be Malaga, more specifically Puerto Banas.. the only thing its missing is the job market..
Other than that, Toronto, is by far, the best city to live in, in mm opinion.
Its was also in the TOP 5 places to live in the WORLD, by the United Nations.
Everything in Toronto is perfectly BALANCED. From the weather, to nightlife, to the job market..everything, you name it, is balanced.
From Florida, to New York, to Cali, Paris, South of France, Germany, athens, parts of spain, many 3rd world countries, the caribeans, lots, that i am not mentionging.. and you know what, i think i live in the best city. 2nd place would have to be Malaga, more specifically Puerto Banas.. the only thing its missing is the job market..
Other than that, Toronto, is by far, the best city to live in, in mm opinion.
Its was also in the TOP 5 places to live in the WORLD, by the United Nations.
Everything in Toronto is perfectly BALANCED. From the weather, to nightlife, to the job market..everything, you name it, is balanced.
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Originally posted by Chief F1 Fan:
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If you haven't been there, don't knock it. It kicks the shit out of Florida buddy. A progressive, clean society with beautiful countryside and cities to boot. Best of all, it isn't crazyass crowded like it is here in NYS. I'm looking into buying a second home in Montreal as we speak and can't wait to be "stuck in Canada."
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If you haven't been there, don't knock it. It kicks the shit out of Florida buddy. A progressive, clean society with beautiful countryside and cities to boot. Best of all, it isn't crazyass crowded like it is here in NYS. I'm looking into buying a second home in Montreal as we speak and can't wait to be "stuck in Canada."
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Montreal is awsome too though...
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