QUOTE(Pam @ Jul 16 2006, 06:46 PM)
Why don't you take the approach that the adjuster just didn't have the correct sources to evaluate the value of your car and forward her the link to request the market value? Let her hassle with obtaining the information in order to 'settle your claim in an equitable manner' since she's indicated in previous correspondence that was her goal. I find in negotiation its always more pleasurable to lead the other party to the information that allows them to prove themselves incorrect.
Hi!
Because I don't believe she will even reach for the information. She doesn't care, because it's her job to settle the claim at the lowest possible cost to the company. No compassion, and only a vague nod to the idea of fairness. It's all about the benjamins.
Any info that she gets is going to be because I flood her with data. I'm mailing another envelope tomorrow... a bunch of printed ads, mostly showing cars advertised at 10k+.
Now the good thing is that I have the 2004 data, and will soon have 2005. I think there's a huge jump in the value of the cars from 2004 to 2005. That will show a trend of increasing value.
-Rusty