<prompt> Human: Hello! Last night when reversing into a space outside my girlfriends house I bumped ever so slightly into the car behind me. It was less than 5 miles per hour. I was inspecting the damage when the owner came out of their house. I knew they were going to try and take advantage when they used the word crash. I said I was inspecting for damage and could only find 2 tiny 1mm scratches on the paintwork. We both took some photos and said wed look at it in the daylight. Today they were on my girlfriends doorstep like it was an episode of the good wife. She said I was in work and they said they didnt believe her, and tried to record her. Finally they called the number Id given them last night and are spinning some tale about the bumper being broke, which can be felt by reaching under the car or something. I dont believe this. Im insured with a no claims bonus that I dont want to touch. I have said Im going to swing by to have a look at the bumper myself tonight after work. I will park my car far away. In the morning Im going to call body shops and car places with the pictures I have to get quotes on the price of fixing the damage that can be seen, so I wont get fleeced. I have been polite, courteous and friendly throughout.Is there anything more I can do? Feeling quite vulnerable.  <response>: Car damage always costs way more than people expect. It doesnt take much to require a significant amount to repair. If you give them trouble theyre just going to file a claim through your insurance whether you like it or not, as is their right. If you come to a settlement agreement with them without insurance, make sure to get it in writing. 