Are Greenlight Any Good?
06 June 2001, 04:12 PM
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They are by far the cheapest for my renewal (MY98). Are they any good? Any claims experience?
They give discount for SIDC membership.
I'll post the different quotes up here shortly, once it's all sorted.
Drink! (But not when driving).
Father Jack
They give discount for SIDC membership.
I'll post the different quotes up here shortly, once it's all sorted.
Drink! (But not when driving).
Father Jack
06 June 2001, 04:47 PM
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I was with them last year, and renewed with them this year (albeit with a different underwriter).
I claimed for a new windscreen a couple of months back, which went through without a hitch, but thankfully I haven't had to claim for anything more serious.
The only problem I've had is that they've repeatedly made mistakes entering my details onto the proposal form and subsequently onto the underwriter's database, which resulted in errors on both my cover note and certificate of insurance. I've ended up writing to them several times to correct things - if only to cover my **** in the event of a dispute arising.
My policy seems very mod-friendly (I have the PPP, PIAA lights and some cosmetic mods), and does like-for-like cover on non-standard parts (eg. wheels).
Do take a look at my last thread on the subject:
I claimed for a new windscreen a couple of months back, which went through without a hitch, but thankfully I haven't had to claim for anything more serious.
The only problem I've had is that they've repeatedly made mistakes entering my details onto the proposal form and subsequently onto the underwriter's database, which resulted in errors on both my cover note and certificate of insurance. I've ended up writing to them several times to correct things - if only to cover my **** in the event of a dispute arising.
My policy seems very mod-friendly (I have the PPP, PIAA lights and some cosmetic mods), and does like-for-like cover on non-standard parts (eg. wheels).
Do take a look at my last thread on the subject:
07 June 2001, 02:37 PM
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Thanks Father Jack!
Having read your post I have now got my cheapest quote by far with Greenlight.
MY98 Tubo Saloon
27 years old, 2 claims (1 at fault), so 4 years NCD, 1 SP30, scoobysport backbox, parked on drive, 15,000 miles pa. North London postcode N21
£791 inc Protected NCD and £375 excess
Cheapest quote by £500!! :O)
Phil
Having read your post I have now got my cheapest quote by far with Greenlight.
MY98 Tubo Saloon
27 years old, 2 claims (1 at fault), so 4 years NCD, 1 SP30, scoobysport backbox, parked on drive, 15,000 miles pa. North London postcode N21
£791 inc Protected NCD and £375 excess
Cheapest quote by £500!! :O)
Phil
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