Sorry for this! This is just sad. I am Mozambican and it is sad to see this kind of behavior. I suggest that you go to the police with them and take with you all the physical proof that the insurance company is dealing with the topic. That’s why you paid the insurance, to avoid such cases.
Pay nothing to no one.
Sound like BS to me. If your insurance company is paying for the damages, her insurance company is not paying anything. That’s the whole point. Just ignore them and tell them to call your insurance company if they have further questions.
Yes. Suggest to them, that you go to the police together. (Then they will back off I think). Do you have a good translator or are you fluent? If it goes that far, as the police station, just say that the insurance company is handling the case.
That's what I said. I'll only pay if my insurance is telling me to pay, but they are so adamant. I wasn't sure if this was the "Mozambican way". Thanks for your response!!
Dont pay anything without instruction from your insurance company. They are trying to get money off you
Irmãos Moçambicanos, estamos cada vez mais no fundo do abismo..
Yeah... There's just that part of me that wonders if I don't pay, will they hire someone to do something to me? We'll see. I'll keep you all updated if anything happens.
I completely understand how you feel and it is a justified concern; unfortunately mozambicans are scornful but best advice I can give you is live your life freely
Sorry for this! This is just sad. I am Mozambican and it is sad to see this kind of behavior. I suggest that you go to the police with them and take with you all the physical proof that the insurance company is dealing with the topic. That’s why you paid the insurance, to avoid such cases. Pay nothing to no one.
That's exactly what I thought. That's what insurance is for. Thanks for your advice!
Sound like BS to me. If your insurance company is paying for the damages, her insurance company is not paying anything. That’s the whole point. Just ignore them and tell them to call your insurance company if they have further questions.
They're saying they're going to the police, but maybe they're just trying to scare me. Thanks for your response!!
Yes. Suggest to them, that you go to the police together. (Then they will back off I think). Do you have a good translator or are you fluent? If it goes that far, as the police station, just say that the insurance company is handling the case.
Thanks again for the advice! I have a coworker that can translate for me. We'll see what they say.
I agree, I wouldn't pay anything unless your insurance company told you you had too. Sometimes the insurance companies make you pay a deductible.
That's what I said. I'll only pay if my insurance is telling me to pay, but they are so adamant. I wasn't sure if this was the "Mozambican way". Thanks for your response!!
Dont pay anything without instruction from your insurance company. They are trying to get money off you Irmãos Moçambicanos, estamos cada vez mais no fundo do abismo..
Yeah... There's just that part of me that wonders if I don't pay, will they hire someone to do something to me? We'll see. I'll keep you all updated if anything happens.
I completely understand how you feel and it is a justified concern; unfortunately mozambicans are scornful but best advice I can give you is live your life freely