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"It is the first time I ever use a forum and will be the last."
"I will cancel myself from the forum anyway!"
"I do not like the aggressive tones."
Obviously it's your decision, but I don't detect any aggressiveness in the responses. (And if you found my own responses aggressive, I apologise - it wasn't intentional.)
People have been asked for advice and have given it - bluntly, perhaps. I'm afraid sometimes those who post here seem to get offended if they are not told what they want to hear.
Finally, you say, "...honesty should be repaid with honesty, but this is not the case, is it?" You're right - you were honest enough to leave your details. I would have done the same. But you can't make the other person dance to your tune. If you don't want to pay the "victim" directly, go to your insurance - that's what it's for. If you were hoping to make a saving by paying privately and thus avoiding an increase in premiums - well, as has been said, you will have to report the incident to your insurance company whether you make a claim or not, and your premiums may be affected.
There are some situations in life where the best thing is just to accept that someone has not behaved as you would like and move on.
Perhaps a moderator would like to comment on the alleged aggressiveness of some posts in this thread. It would be a pity to lose a new member so quickly, if he is genuinely interested in motoring.
Edited by FP on 19/03/2015 at 20:49
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