About a week ago, I received a letter saying my car was in a motor vehicle accident. I wasn't sure if I tapped anyone's rear end, but apparently I did.

So I went in to have my car examined and I gave a statement regarding the details. I made it very clear I wasn't aware of any accident even though I was aware of where it would have happened. The adjuster said it didn't really seem like my car caused all the damage on this person filing a claim. He said I might have to go back to do a car matchup if the other party disagreed with us.

Yesterday I got a phone call from my adjuster asking me to give another statement. I was expecting a call to ask me to bring my car in again. I am not sure the reason behind this new statement. He said I needed to give one because I was obviously aware of the accident even though I am not admitting to much more.

When I first filled out the form, it's positioned so that the person filling out the form knows they've been in an accident. I had asked him if I was admitting to doing anything if I filled out the form. He didn't say yes or no, but just to say I didn't know the answer, if I didn't know.

I am looking forward to completing another statement. I will also be sure to note the driver did not stop or pull over close to the scene of the accident. Instead, she (at least it was a she) turned down another street, so I thought she was going that way.

So I have no idea what kind of damage is on the other car or even what it was. All I know was that it was silver and probably Japanese and not too old. I'm sure it is a pain for everyone involved.