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skyewhite
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Last November I rear ended a van and did not dispute that I was at fault for the damage caused. I was uninsured but I provided the other party with my contact info. The other party phoned the police but I was informed that the police would not be filling out a report because the other party had conveyed to them that the accident had not caused any personal injuries and was not serious in nature. After the accident I was never contacted by the other party's insurance Co. (SAFECO). Then, in Aug., I received a letter from Credit Collection Services (CCS) requesting that I remit $2,638.64 for the claim. When I called about the notice, both CCS and Safeco refused and/or neglected to furnish me with info regarding what I was paying for and I had to contact the Insurance Commission to force them to supply the info to me. Once I finally received the info I found discrepencies in the payments made. There were hospital charges that were paid in July (7 months after the accident)that did not give an admit or release date, there was over $600.00 in car rental fees, etc. I wrote a letter to Safeco requesting clarification, however they merely wrote back saying they didnt feel any of the charges were disputable. I am not sure how to proceed now. Should I pay them the money even though the other party told the police there were no personal injuries, the car rental fees are unreasonable for the damage done, I was never contacted by SAFECO, they refused to give me relevant information and threatened to suspend my license etc. if I didnt pay? Help!