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To: Ish who wrote (12932)	9/28/1998 4:08:00 PM
From: Lady Lurksalot	Read Replies (2) of 71178

Ish, By some miraculous fluke of bureaucracy, the tickets were cleanly and completely separated from me and my DMV record almost immediately. When I called the insurance company to notify them of my stolen car's probable location, about 40 miles from my home, my thinking was along the lines that someone might want to drive over and check it out, as the insurance company had a claims office less than a mile away and now owned the car. The insurance company regarded my suggestion as completely crazy and declined, saying "We don't do things that way." And we wonder why we pay so much for auto insurance. Strangely, the insurance company had never collected the pink slip when it paid off on the Cougar, something I had not thought too much about until last year when I sold the car. That's when I located the long-lost pink slip--right where it had been all that time--and I had never signed off on it. Wish I'd known that before I bought the car back from the insurance company. <g> At the time of the theft and subsequent recovery, I thought that the insurance company had the pink slip but had misplaced it. I had always intended to contact the DMV for a replacement but never got around to it. Holly

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