Can I cash a check insurance gave me to have my truck fixed and do the repairs myself.?
80715
Yes most certainly it is up to you .  If you don't get truck fixed you are one to loose ( although I am from Canada ) that is how it works here
54932
This is not necessarily fraud but bad business on the part of the dealership for not noticing the mistake and then by taking it upon themselves to alter your check. They should have known that the bank would have denied the check.
1100267
Wow this is the same question my younger brother asked me today :). well, you can sign it and if you have a bank or someone you trust has a bank accout they can cash it for you there. :)
192501
You can purchase insurance for this as part of your business owners policy.  Contact your insurance agent
812258
usualy 18 wheelers have really good insurance. If they where covered by a truck company that is even better.
440166
If you go to one of the car lots that offer financing and buy here pay here you should get one, make sure you take it for a test ride and if possible take it to a mechanic and get it checked out first- you may have to pay $20.00 but it is cheaper to do that then it is to have $5,000.00 in repairs after you purchased the vehicle.  If you have a mechanic look at it, make sure it is the vehicle you are very interested in purchasing.  Make sure that you have the oil changed every 6000 miles in all of your vehicles, as it cost less that $20.00 every oil change, your car will run forever-  remember if you take care of your car, your car will take care of you!
36576
Call them and let them know what has happened.  You may be able to pay check by phone until you get your new payment book......I lost a payment book in a move recently and I did was call the bank and all was good.
1124529
have the mechanic check the car out before you buy
943654
Nope, not from the same finanical institution.  Most banks will only cash checks for account holders.  Try a check cashing place and pay the fee.
901497
You are only required to carry collision and comprehensive coverages which protect the vehicle you are financing.  I agree that raising your deductible is a good idea if you are looking to cut costs.  Make sure that you are getting any discounts available such as anti-theft device, mileage discount, etc.  Review what you are carrying for liability.  You may have more coverage there then you can afford.  If you dont have any assets that you need to protect perhaps lowering your liability for a while would be helpful. Call your insurer and explain your money is tight and have them review your coverages in detail-that is there job.\nGood luck.
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Contact the person whom you wrote the ckeck to, and tell them you will bring them cash, to take care of it, make sure you get your check back, ,if you dont get your check back, dont pay then untill u get it ! dont go to the D.A. office, then call the court house and ask for a hearing, show  the court  the  check, bring your proof the check, and you will half to pay the court to get rid of the warrent, if you dont have the money, they will make a payment plan, or if you do this alot they could lock you up depending on the law there , but dont worrie to much, cause, there about 6.2million bad checks , out there and the fact you come forward to take care of this they might just drop the warrent, good luck
498125
you should ask a financial expert over at http://www.MechanicsofMoney.com
110800
Check with your insurance company - it should be covered.
182574
I suggest you to buy a used car with your own cash for $2000.00
1178097
check with a insurance company with experience in commercial insurance. You need the wrecker insured, insurance for the car you are towing and also insurance in case something flys off that wrecked car and hits a passing car. Also insurance for the driver and the passengers if you pick up a wrecked car and transport the driver somewhere. \nAlso where ever you park the wrecker may become a commerical ( sales area) so that may be more than just plan house insurance. If parked at home \nIf you store the wrecked cars to work on them that is a whole other can of worms,  you need insurance for hazard waste in case the radiator or gas tank leaks into the ground surface
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for the cover panels and the mud flaps, go to the dealer. as for the tear, go to an upholstery shop
716154
If you agreed to diagnostics but not repairs at the main dealer, you should not need to pay. Report the local garage to the Trading Standards to deal with what could be a scam.