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01 July 2004, 12:19 AM
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Can you belive that Greenlight won't insure meagain due to 2 non-fault accidents where full recovery was made?
I have spent over £2500 with them in the last two years and i get a two line letter saying they don't want my bussiness anymore! Just 3 days before the policy is to expire!
I would understand if the accidents were my fault but Greenlight and their underwritters have no loss on my policy and my NCB remains.
Robsta
I have spent over £2500 with them in the last two years and i get a two line letter saying they don't want my bussiness anymore! Just 3 days before the policy is to expire!
I would understand if the accidents were my fault but Greenlight and their underwritters have no loss on my policy and my NCB remains.
Robsta
01 July 2004, 01:00 AM
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Originally Posted by robsta
Can you belive that Greenlight won't insure meagain due to 2 non-fault accidents where full recovery was made?
I have spent over £2500 with them in the last two years and i get a two line letter saying they don't want my bussiness anymore! Just 3 days before the policy is to expire!
I would understand if the accidents were my fault but Greenlight and their underwritters have no loss on my policy and my NCB remains.
Robsta
I have spent over £2500 with them in the last two years and i get a two line letter saying they don't want my bussiness anymore! Just 3 days before the policy is to expire!
I would understand if the accidents were my fault but Greenlight and their underwritters have no loss on my policy and my NCB remains.
Robsta
Mebbe they are just reviewing things in general though? Could just be your age/vehicle type they are not interested in any more?Got a question for you - when you made the claims for your non-fault accidents, were you asked to pay the excess? And, if so, did you get it back later?
01 July 2004, 08:18 PM
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I was asked to pay the excess on one of them as it took a while for the third party to sort out their side of things. Legal protection is a must on any policy!
Got my new cover with http://www.privilege.com/ for £1240 which was 100 quid cheaper that last year with Greenlight. The online quote was £500 cheaper that the telephone one.
28 with full NCB, 2 non-fault accidents and 1 SP30. Also get 3rd party on any car.
Robta
Got my new cover with http://www.privilege.com/ for £1240 which was 100 quid cheaper that last year with Greenlight. The online quote was £500 cheaper that the telephone one.
28 with full NCB, 2 non-fault accidents and 1 SP30. Also get 3rd party on any car.
Robta
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