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If you are going to respond like a smart ass (even though judging by your language and grammar you sound very witless) and take the original question out of context why reply? Are you trying to pose as a legal professional? I don’t think you truly are one. No one cares about your self esteem or ego.

Look stupid ass, the point of the question was not to dodge responsibility that is obvious from my question. I can’t decide if you just can’t read or if you have a primitive intellect likely both. 1. You’re not a legal professional that much is clear now. 2. You’re a weak pathetic little bitch...

Okay very good to know . I haven’t recieved any kind of quote yet, but now I feel I know how to handle that type of situationif it does arise. Thanks for the advice.

Once again, hypothetical situation that I want information on before it happens. He hasn’t sent me anything, it happened today. I was just saying that I don’t want to be charged more than necessary for the repairs, I’m ready to take responsibility but not cough up copious amounts of money for no...

What negative implications would it make if I used my renter’s insurance to pay for the repairs and had that on my insurance record?

Thanks for the smart ass response. I think you missed the entire point of my question. I can 100% guarantee you are a loser in real life, without a doubt in the world. My question was how to avoid paying 5,000 for something that costs 500. I did not say once that I wanted to avoid...

I was throwing a medicine ball at the gym today and accidentally hit a window at a gym here in Ft. Worth TX. I am willing to pay for the repairs being as I am responsible for breaking the window. The owner said “well I will get you a quote..it’s tempered glass so...” I am not looking to dodge...