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Directed, Inc. (DEI) will refund the amount of your comprehensive insurance deductible (not to exceed $2500.00) to the original owner of an automobile (Motorcycles are not covered) which is stolen while equipped with one of DEI's qualifying security systems provided the following conditions are met:
This GPP claim is made within sixty (90) days of settlement of your claim with your insurance carrier.
A product's warranty is automatically void if its date code or serial number is defaced, missing, or altered. GPP does not cover vandalism, theft of vehicle parts, contents, damage to vehicle and/or towing charges. Furthermore, vehicles that are consigned or displayed for sale are not covered by the GPP program. GPP is not available to employees, agents, friends or relatives of DEI or of its dealers. GPP does not extend to or cover motorcycles or vehicles without lockable doors, ignition systems and/or engine compartments. The claimant is reminded that in consideration of this program and as a condition precedent to the purchase of the DEI security system, the purchaser agrees (agreed) that any and all claims and/or disputes between the purchaser and DEI shall be decided in accordance with the laws of the Sate of California and the exclusive and only venue for the same shall be California State Courts in the San Diego County, California.
A copy of the "Verification of Crime/Lost Property" report. This report can be obtained by sending a written request to: Police Department Criminal Records P. O. Box 2528 New York, NY 10272-2528
Mail the completed form, along with a self addressed stamped envelope, to the same address. Allow 10 to 12 weeks for processing. Please send a copy of the stamped/verified report with your claim. When requesting this form from the Police Department please indicate that you are a crime victim, otherwise there is a $15.00 search and service fee. DEI will not accept any other police reports. Failure to provide the requested report will result in the denial of your claim.
A copy of the Declarations page of your insurance policy which indicates the amount of your comprehensive deductible on the stolen vehicle as of the date of theft.
A copy of the settlement check issued by your insurance company (regardless of who the payee is). Your claim cannot be processed until your insurance company has settled your claim with them. If a copy of the settlement check has not been provided to you by the insurance company, please call your insurance agent for a copy. (Note: insurance companies will only provide their insured with these records, it is therefore your responsibility to obtain and forward the same to DEI.) DEI is not able to process any claim that is submitted without all of the above requisite documentation. Partial claims will be considered abandoned. DEI is not responsible and in many instances unable to obtain the needed documentation. The person filing this claim must make any inquiries to the police department, insurance company and/or the authorized dealer. Please allow six to eight weeks for processing once you have submitted the required documentation. Any inquiries regarding this claim must be made in writing, attention GPP.
Scotland banned Letting Fees in 2012. The charity Shelter have been a big voice in persuading and lobbying the Government since it managed to persuade the Scottish Parliament ban fees in 2012.
On all the TV and radio shows at the moment, they keep talking about their Independent Research which backs up their argument that rents didn’t rise, which they say was published in 2014.
How can Shelter quote a report today, in late 2016, when that report they use as proof that rents haven’t risen was published in Dec 2013, only 12 months after the ban (and you think about it, these reports take a few months to compile), so the report was only based on figures around nine months after the ban came into action (FYI – The ban was Q4 2012)
In Scotland, rents have risen according the CityLets Index by 15.3% between 2012 and today (CityLets being the equivalent of Rightmove North of the Border – so they know their onions). When comparing the same time frame, using Office of National Statistics figures for the English Regions between 2012 and 2016, this is what has happened to rents
Has the Scottish economy has outstripped London’s over the last 4 years? Are really telling me wages and the Scottish Economy have boomed to such an extent in Scotland in the last 4 years they are now the Powerhouse of the UK.
The answer is a cap on fees. A fair price for the work involved, as a one-off cost. Otherwise, Tenants will pay the price in higher rents. (As seen in Scotland).
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