need fullycomp cover for my wrxMY95 myself and wife car off street full ncd protceded wife one small claim one year a go any ideas

 

Been phoning around for quotes myself this morning, best I've got so far is £909 from adrian flux, for

'97 WRX Wagon with de-cat exhaust, full NCB, 34 yrs old, off street parking.

Also confirmed that adding link ecu will not effect premium.

 

Try Tescos - they'll even give you an online quote
Go through the Personal Finance section of their website. (Try not to do it at busy times 'cus the website is fairly flakey). Alternatively the same quote engine (although different quote) is available on the direct-line web site

 

Try Barclays, they were cheapest for me, not a bad policy either..

 

Always worth giving Tom Butler (Rum*, pirum, whatever he's changed his name to these days ) at schofileds a call, they insure the blackbeast, which is a modded MY94 WRX Wagon.

his number is 0113 250 0377

 

thanks folks will do !
garry

 

I'll second Markus' recommendation and try Schofields, John was a great help when my renewal was due!

Mark

 

Markus....its "Pirum" for the time being

Our office number is 0113 250 0377...Johns away at the mo...but I am sure I will be able to try and help.

All the best

Tom

 

Regardless of which insurance broker you use, beware of ones that encourage you to give false information

One frequently mentioned on this board recently told me "not to bother" to declare a vandalism claim on my company car, as it was "99% certain that they wouldnt find out"
(the broker hadnt managed to negotiate a protected no-claims with the claim on there as it had been in the last 12 months)

I am not willing to take that risk

SB

 

Try Barclays: My 97 type r cost £880 fully comp (32yrs 7yr ncd NG postcode)

 

sorted (CIS) £660 fully comp protected
28 and wife 26 in ky post code MY96 wrx

 

ScumBag,

Please can you just confirm that the above broker was NOT ourselves....

Cheers...appreciated

Tom

(P.S. Presuming it wasn't us!!! )

 

I'd prefer not to name and shame (for various reasons), and as such I would rather not say it was not anyone in particular (as that would tend to point the finger of suspicion elsewhere, and I'll spend the rest of my life saying it wasn't X, Y, or Z company)
[How many double negatives can I get in a sentence?]

Suffice to say it is NEVER worth covering up (non-disclosing) anything marginally relevant..If you write off your newly acquired pride and joy, most insurance companies will find any (however small) excuse to keep 20-ish big ones in their pockets (in fact they employ some very astute people to do nothing else)

Moral:
Declare claims, convictions, mods, drivers, and the age of your grannies cat if required.

SB

 

It would appear that Schofield Insurance Brokers was/is the guilty party in this instance.

I am obviously highly embarrassed/annoyed that one of my staff would ever consider "non-disclosure" as a way of reducing a premium in an attempt to "obtain" business.

It is equally upsetting, as I thought "we", as in Schofield Insurancce Brokers, were better than that!

As yet I have not heard my employees version of events (please note this does not mean that I doubt anything that Nick (Scumbag) has said)...however upon his return from his holiday no doubt he will advise why this "non-disclosure" idea entered his head.

Please accept my apologies on behalf of my employees for "tarnishing" what I thought was an excellent reputation.

Tom
Partner
Schofield Insurance Brokers
Office: 0113 250 0377
Mobile: 07798 762285


[This message has been edited by Pirum (edited 24 September 2001).]