They’ll probably file a claim against his insurance once they find out the accident occurred at his house.

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May 6, 2024
4:50:36pm

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POLL: Am I bad person if I ask my neighbor to pay for my garage door that their daughter dented?

the_byu_flash

May 6, 4:12pm

I don't see any problem with asking for them to cover the costs

Skeptical Optimist

May 6, 4:14pm

Take them a plate of cookies. Check to see if their daughter is okay.

StantonMac

May 6, 4:14pm

Do not put a claim on your insurance. Subrogation doesn't remove a claim from

JAGA97

May 6, 4:23pm

That's the right call

nybyblue

May 6, 4:33pm

Mention you saw she crashed into your door and ask if she's ok

Northwest Cougar

May 6, 4:34pm

They’ll probably file a claim against his insurance once they find out the accident occurred at his house.

WDaddy

May 6, 4:50pm

I can crash my car into someone's house and file a claim on them?

JAGA97

May 6, 5:16pm

The 'ol passive aggressive approach

OmahaOmaha

May 7, 12:33am

Take a mallet and pound the dent out

WDaddy

May 6, 4:52pm

If you can un-dent it, at least try it. If you have kids, stuff like this will

BNcoug

May 6, 6:08pm

Is the damage just cosmetic, or does it affect the function?

chrisrenrut

May 6, 8:15pm

Neighbors homeowners insurance should cover it under their liability policy

oilman

May 6, 9:28pm

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