fighting back

Check out the Media tarts...LOL


http://www.couriermail.com.au/ipad/love-helps-to-drive-buoyant-keith/story-fn6ck51p-1226237744325

Love ya work mate...

working on my new movie
Royal
Assholes
Culling
Queenslanders
is installment
https://www.youtube.com/user/cheffie1963?feature=mhee#p/a/u/1/EeGgGjHjYoM
if anyone know anyone who can edit video and digitial stuff in to or a scene or more please pass on there info as this guy moved to Sydney 4 months agao been a battle to get it sorted

From the QT today
http://www.qt.com.au/story/2011/08/02/racq-honour-additional-claims/#c19441

http://au.news.yahoo.com/local/qld/a/-/local/9964001/racq-backflip-still-wont-pay-out-full-flood-claims/

im so proud of u guys congrats for a wonderful win

Winners are grinners, crying was a fabulous touch.

WE WON

http://ten.com.au/ten-news-brisbane.htm?movideo_p=44240&movideo_m=121665

and still the crap keeps piling up
http://www.qt.com.au/story/2011/05/21/5000-not-enough-premiers-disaster-relief-fund/

hard to believe anything could be as bad as there insurance cover
Don't say you were not warned people there ripe you off and then use every trick in the book to avoid paying when shit hits the fan.

Don't know about the fixing cars bit either Chef - the last 2 times I have really needed them, they let me down. Badly. The first was when the CRV developed a really bad vibration in the front end, pretty much undriveable, and I made it to the Shell Redbank. No brakes, limited speed. Waited 3 hours in the pouring rain for their tow truck before giving up in disgust and driving home very slowly, hoping it wouldn't fall off the damn road or need to stop urgently. The second was when the CRV threw its fan belt, which is a multi v belt that drives everything. Waited on Redbank Plains Rd in pitch darkness for almost 3 hours that time - while waiting, I had 2 cans and a bottle thrown at me from passing cars. Eventually the tow truck did arrive - but crikey - over 2 1/2 hours is a bit beyond the pale.

No real service on that side of the coin either - the roadside assist seems as bad as the insurance these days.

nice one mate

http://vimeo.com/23104336

thanks smokey i think there just trying to cover there arses
bloody spin doctoring need to as mr Ian Gillespy whay are they allow people to tell there side of the stories?
why dont they pay the claim of hard working australians
They claim they offered an emergency accommodation payment to the family but when asked how much they were willing to pay or how long a lease they should sign they got more runaround they have 2 large dog to pet motel them would of cost 10k a year? why use is pet cover they offer just another way of conning more money out of you that when the time come does do shiiittt. The RACQ are evil. ok at fixing cars but the insurance is uselass speedy claims what is it now 97 days since filing

$8M AVAILABLE FOR QUEENSLAND COMMUNITY GROUPS AFFECTED BY WEATHER EVENTS

Dear Lindsay

I am writing to tell you about the launch of the RACQ Foundation, a key component of your Club’s $20 million disaster relief package which was announced on 25 January to help Queenslanders recover from the state’s worst disasters on record.

As part of this package, RACQ set aside $8 million to be distributed by the RACQ Foundation: a further $2 million went to the Premier’s Disaster Relief Appeal and $10 million to fund compassionate assistance payments to RACQ Insurance policy holders severely impacted by the natural disasters.

Now, with the necessary legal and other requirements in place, I am pleased to advise that applications for funding through the RACQ Foundation open today.

This initiative is in the true spirit of RACQ, allowing the collective strength of our members to provide assistance and support to the communities where we live. It is a chance to offer a helping hand to many Queenslanders who might have no other direction to turn.

Every RACQ member can take pride in being part of this initiative because it has been enabled through their membership and ongoing support of RACQ over the past 106 years. As a membership organisation that represents one in four Queenslanders and whose purpose is to serve its members and the community, it is natural and important for us to play a major role in helping our state recover from the effects of these extraordinary weather events.

RACQ realises that there are many organisations around the state that have lost vital equipment, facilities and other assets and may not be eligible for funding from other sources. We also realise that, even though some government or other funding might be available, it may be insufficient to help communities fully repair the cyclone and flood damage. The RACQ Foundation has funds available for capital works, social services and other charitable purposes.

To ensure quick outcomes, the RACQ Foundation will prioritise projects that can be delivered within 12 months, or that will have an immediate community benefit when completed.

You can help further by ensuring that worthwhile organisations and projects in your local community are aware of the objectives of the RACQ Foundation and the opportunity to lodge their applications for grants.

So please let the community organisations that you are associated with know about the RACQ Foundation. They can find out more information, or download an application kit, at racq.com/foundation.

To ensure the funds start flowing as quickly as possible, this first round of applications will close on 29 April. A second round of applications will be accepted from 4 May to 27 May, with another three rounds planned for 2011.

Thank you for taking the time to read this and, again, please let the community and charitable organisations in your area know about the funding available through the RACQ Foundation.

Wishing you a safe and enjoyable Easter




Ian Gillespie
Chief Executive Officer


P.S. For answers to frequently asked questions on insurance matters arising from the Queensland floods and cyclones, go to racq.com/getthefacts

incase you missed it

http://today.ninemsn.com.au/videoindex.aspx?videoid=ae861cb5-8737-4f6b-bdca-e7d06ef249e6

one of my better moments

busy day
http://www.abc.net.au/news/video/2011/04/06/3183284.htm

http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/queensland/flood-victims-told-to-pay-rent-on-demountables-20110402-1csbl.html

http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/queensland/flood-victims-told-to-pay-rent-on-demountables-20110402-1csbl.html

http://www.qt.com.au/story/2011/04/06/wevehad-a-gutful-flood-fund-insurance/#commentsList

just loved this give it to the bastards
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZSFQCZbMhs&feature=player_embedded

time to really shake them up

http://ipswich-news.whereilive.com.au/news/story/harley-davidson-rider-keith-carnell-head-of-united-road-users-party-queensland-against-rachel-nolan/

as if you need a bigger head chef?
this may of interest if you missed it good luck mate
http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/queensland/take-fight-to-insurers-victims-urged-20110321-1c34f.html

http://www.couriermail.com.au/ipad/ipswich-hopes-in-balance/story-fn6ck51p-1226026342947

Your a movie star now.Are Russell or Mel going to offer you a screen test.I'm impressed.You did all that without saying fuck once.

what a star! Cheers Ian

Only you would think of that ya Dag! LOL But keep the pressure up ,mate"

From the courier mail toady page 5
bloody media tart keep up good work mate
someone has to do it, you do seem to pop up at right place at right time FFS

good one chef talk about the prince and the pauper looking good mate
http://ten.com.au/6pm-with-george-negus.htm?movideo_p=44243&movideo_m=97473

found this so guess bad news might be comming
good luck chef n bry
http://www.couriermail.com.au/entertainment/tv/channel-10-newsreader-lexy-hamilton-smith-gets-a-flood-damage-coverage-knockback-from-racq/story-e6freqj6-1226024310129

found this didn't know if you've seen it?
keep fighting
http://www.qt.com.au/story/2011/01/17/swan-flags-insurance-reforms/

more media

http://www.abc.net.au/unleashed/44968.html

and the first real win
one down 38,000 to go?
http://www.couriermail.com.au/money/bushies-battle-on-flood-insurance-ends-in-damage-payout/story-e6freqoo-1226019365300