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>been car insured since 2006
>no accidents ever
>get a car
>car insurance tells me that I gotta pay 30 bucks per month
>I ask why I should pay full while I have been paying for more than a decade without any issues
>tell me my credit score got reset for some reason
>they can't explain why
>they take 71 bucks instead of 30
>I'm in overdraft
>bank blocks my account
something something dozer, in minecraft.
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@mangeurdenuage do you have a "consumer protection" (don't know how to translate "verbraucherschutz") club in france? they are a registered large club here in germany and like to fuck with companies. tips from them got me out of a telco contract i supposedly made. cost me 70€ one time payed to the club instead of several hundreds going to telco.
>one time payed to the club
Consumer protection in france is special, they're non profit/private entities and you have to become a member and pay monthly fees to be helped, and from what I already experience they are very limited as I've already done my fair share of consumer protection for old people alone.
I'm fucked in this case simple as that.
Even if I had to just pay once it would be a freaking ripoff as my monthly revenues are of 400~500 euros. I'm extremely limited in fiat resources.
And if you ask how did I pay for a car with such limited ressources, it's a twingo from 1998 and it cost me 50 bucks for the newt 24 month.
@mangeurdenuage nothing wrong with a twingo! if it drives, it drives, 50€ is a good catch :D cheapest car i ever saw was ~250€ :)
@mangeurdenuage ah, d'oh, sorry i misread that xD
still a good deal i'd say!
@mangeurdenuage also, 1998 doesn't have much electronic bullshit. i had a 2003 (ballpark) xsara diesel with ~250000km when the turbocharger failed. still wonder if i should've replaced the turbocharger instead of selling it :/
@mangeurdenuage i also should've gotten the idea that 50€ may be too good and to read your post again.. 
>1998 doesn't have much electronic bullshit
Everything is digital in this one, I don't like it but it's better than nothing.
Anyway, I just have to put an ethanol kit to pay gas at 1 bucks instead of 2.40 bucks and on this one it's feasible. Depending on the model version I might not even need a kit but just to reprogram the injection controller.
That and a radio that can read cd/usb keys.
>cheapest car i ever saw was ~250€
I said 50 per month for 24 months, aka a cumulation of 1200 euros in two years.