thank you for proving my point

Nags is NOT a list price and has NO relevance to what wholesalers or dealers charge for parts. Nags provides a BENCHMARK for each Nags part number, and labor hours for each part. What you charge for parts and labor should be determined by YOU. But if you want to let someone else dictate what you charge don’t cry to others for sympathy.

My question still remains:

How do you come up with all "repairing one, two or more chips for one "flat fee"? Are the dates of loss all the same? If I hit a deer in the morning, I pay my deductible, if I hit one 10 hours later, another deductible. So, why are they expecting one price.........BECAUSE WE LET THEM...

Over the years I attempted to shed some light on the nature of insurance companies, networks, TPAs, and NAGS here on this forum. I attempted to persuade people to run their own businesses and not allow others to run their businesses. It is quite obvious I wasted my time.

So I started coming here just for laughs, but found myself disconcerted by the same old same old same old same old pathetic pleas from the totally unbusinesslike people in auto glass who let themselves be dictated to by outsiders. So I will just tell you about my uncle Ramon and then go away.

My uncle Ramon would be celebrating his 103rd birthday this week if he hadn't been run down by a bus in 1987.

FROM GOOD HANDS TO BOXING GLOVES
The Dark side of insurance.
Read it will answer ALL your questions.