"mr.sumo.snr" wrote:

> My closest friend in the city here had a similar sounding accident about
> three and half years ago.  His fault and four other cars plus a house genkan
> were damaged/destroyed.

Wow. How?

> At the time he only had the shaken-included insurance.
>
> I would get ready for a lengthy period of deep bowing and profuse
> apologizing.  My friend's situation has yet to be 'finally' resolved three
> years on - and HE has an uncle-in-law insurance broker acting on his behalf.
> He tells me he keeps 1500000 yen ready and waiting in the post office just
> in case there is a final resolution - but take heart - three years on and he
> hasn't had to cough up more than the initial 1500000 yen in damages and
> compensation.

Incredible. So should I tell the motorcycle dealer trying to push the
"unlimited" coverage on me for about 40,000 yen per year to shove it, that the
60 million yen coverage included in the registration is enough despite his
claims?

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