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23 December 2006, 06:07 PM
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Ive just been on confused.com. Im 32 with 5 years ncb, 1 conviction and bad area. I was quoted an amazing £363 for a import type R. Anyone else had such joy? Maybe I'll buy one now!!!
23 December 2006, 06:30 PM
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Originally Posted by jaidenthomas
Ive just been on confused.com. Im 32 with 5 years ncb, 1 conviction and bad area. I was quoted an amazing £363 for a import type R. Anyone else had such joy? Maybe I'll buy one now!!!
I do highly recommend confused.com, I'm 28 with two DR10's and 3yrs NCB... on MY02 WRX everywhere else wanted around £4-5k to insure me, but thanks to confused.com I found somewhere that insured me for £2k... happy days!
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i haven't got the scoob through them due to the massive amount of mods but my 2nd car , a galant v6 auto 2500cc is with them , £247 with zero no claims . . . and my old man just insured his daewoo matiz with them for 87 quid lol
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Confused.com find the most random insurers that do the most unbelieveably low quotes... 
£87, lol thats less than a night out boozing for a whole yrs insurance, lol!
DR10 is drink driving... I got 2 of those, but insurance companies only want details of offences within the last 5 yrs so luckily for me I only need tell em about one of those DR10's
£87, lol thats less than a night out boozing for a whole yrs insurance, lol!
DR10 is drink driving... I got 2 of those, but insurance companies only want details of offences within the last 5 yrs so luckily for me I only need tell em about one of those DR10's
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Originally Posted by alex_00s
DR10 is drink driving... I got 2 of those, but insurance companies only want details of offences within the last 5 yrs so luckily for me I only need tell em about one of those DR10's
Hi Alex,
Just a quick note to get you to check your proposal form/declaration of Insurance or the terms of the policy.
Pay particular attention to the 'duty of disclosure of material facts/information'.
Under the rehabilitation of offenders act you would not have to disclose the DR10's after they were 11 years old (not 5 years old), so hopefully your underwriter has a separate criteria relating to this.
Anyway.. it's worth checking as it's better to be safe than sorry
Kind regards
Tony
02 January 2007, 10:40 AM
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Interesting article here with regards that.
disclosure of spent motoring convictions - issue 25
Interesting article here with regards that.
disclosure of spent motoring convictions - issue 25
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Originally Posted by Tony@Greenlight
Hi Alex,
Just a quick note to get you to check your proposal form/declaration of Insurance or the terms of the policy.
Pay particular attention to the 'duty of disclosure of material facts/information'.
Under the rehabilitation of offenders act you would not have to disclose the DR10's after they were 11 years old (not 5 years old), so hopefully your underwriter has a separate criteria relating to this.
Anyway.. it's worth checking as it's better to be safe than sorry
Kind regards
Tony
Just a quick note to get you to check your proposal form/declaration of Insurance or the terms of the policy.
Pay particular attention to the 'duty of disclosure of material facts/information'.
Under the rehabilitation of offenders act you would not have to disclose the DR10's after they were 11 years old (not 5 years old), so hopefully your underwriter has a separate criteria relating to this.
Anyway.. it's worth checking as it's better to be safe than sorry
Kind regards
Tony
oh poo...
will have to have a serious look at this... 
thanks tony - a valued heads up on a potential ball breaker!
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Interesting article here with regards that.
disclosure of spent motoring convictions - issue 25
Interesting article here with regards that.
disclosure of spent motoring convictions - issue 25
i knew that the conviction stayed on your licence for 11yrs, but always thought that it was only upto 5yrs that it affected insurance quotes... this article backs my thoughts up and hopefully means i'm still in the clear come july... will have to quizz my insurer over it tho either way - just to be safe!
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I'm not sure if confused.com is like insurance supermarket but its the same type of price comparison site. I used the supermarket one last year when mine was up for renewall and got quotes £300 cheaper than tesco. I could have payed online but i called one of them to ask a question and they told me they couldn't insure imports even though i had entered all the car details on the site. I then started calling all of them and each one wouldn't insure me for different reasons.
I no longer trust these quotes, has anyone else experianced this?
Matt
I no longer trust these quotes, has anyone else experianced this?
Matt
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