In a message dated 1/24/04 3:38:56 PM, hosel@QUIK.COM writes: << My 90GL was totaled two weeks ago. Mint condition. . . . As you will note, the prices range from $14,500 to $4,000. My client would be willing to accept an average of $7,970 as payment for his loss. >> If it truly was a mint van, why settle for the going cost of an average van? Tell your counselor to try this: Vans of this caliber commonly sell for fifteen thousand dollars*. My client will accept this amount plus all expenses he incurs in securing an equivalent van as fair and equitable settlement for his loss. *note, always round up George |
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