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redgreggie
09-02-2015, 12:08 PM
yes, nights will never be the same again...

I listen to talksport, in bed at night, particularly like the 10.00pm Goldberg and Cundy, humourous and informative...

earlier in the evening I'll often have praise and grumble on radio Sheffield...

the trouble with talksport is the constant adverts, small price to pay I guess...BUT...

I will be so distraught when everybody in the world has claimed from the bank...and I'll no longer hear those magic words, with that jollity jingle...Have I got P.P.I...

all I will say on that...when I use to apply for a loan with the bank they would ask...'do you want protection'...I then asked 'what is that?'...they in turn explained, and when I found out it was more expensive I took the loan without protection, knowing full well that I was in secure employment...did things change at some point in time?...

or are people just jumping on a bandwagon that is serenely rolling along??????????













ray...in Batley.

Rotherhamowl10
27-03-2015, 03:49 PM
I get them all the time Ray.

I had a serious injury at football and was off work for six months. I have 'sport injury compensation companies' ringing me daily asking me to take a parish council to court over 'badly maintained sports surfaces' - yet no such words ever came out of mouth.

I constantly explain to them that when you play a contact sport, you're at risk of injury. If you want to protect yourself, then you take out insurance...but then there will probably be something illegal in the insurance (like PPI) and you'll be able to claim for that as well XD

Add to that the misdiagnosis of my injury by an NHS doctor and I could have three claims in. The duty of care and help I received from the NHS after was enough compensation for that to be honest, it's just a shame some people don't think twice about getting whatever they can!

redgreggie
04-04-2015, 09:34 AM
Hi Rotherhamowl...

I had a similar thing over a bump I was involved with when I was driving...

I was off to see my solicitor to draw my will up, parking spaces close by were at a premium, and with emphysema walking any distance is a real difficulty.

As I got close to the solicitors a woman was coming out of a parking space, relatively close to where I needed to be...I probably didn't put my indicators on, stopped so that she could move out and allow me to park...trouble was there was a bus behind me and he ran into me!

I was usually a careful driver, but realised that (even though the bus shouldn't have been so close) I was starting to make silly manouvers because of my breathing problem.

I only used the car rarely at this stage...it was costing me more in new batteries than it would have done in taxis, so I decided to stop driving and sold the car.

It must have been a good year later that I started to get phone calls from a claims company, chasing me to make a claim as the drive

Rotherhamowl10
08-04-2015, 11:31 AM
A workmate had the same problem Ray.

He had a bump at 5 mph, yet didn't suffer any injury at all. There was minor damage to both cars, but he constantly gets bombarded with phone calls.

Apparently your details get released onto a database and that's how they find out you've had a crash. Despite him saying he suffered no injury at all, they try putting words in his mouth...asking if suffered emotionally or felt distressed.