confused.com qoute cheaper than a-plan renewal, will it stay the qouted price?
23 May 2007, 06:39 PM
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confused.com qoute cheaper than a-plan renewal, will it stay the qouted price?
confused.com qouted me thru admiral nearly £50 cheaper than my renewal from a-plan. similar excess and cover (mods replaced with OE spec upon repair etc)
thing is has anyone got the price qouted when they've contacted the company direct off of the confused site? i fully expect to phone up and be told there's some glitch and it will actually be more than computer qouted.
don't want to pay over the top and would really like to go back to a-plan and see if they can match, just don't want to burn my bridges by giving them a figure i'll never get on paper!
any experiences people?
thing is has anyone got the price qouted when they've contacted the company direct off of the confused site? i fully expect to phone up and be told there's some glitch and it will actually be more than computer qouted.
don't want to pay over the top and would really like to go back to a-plan and see if they can match, just don't want to burn my bridges by giving them a figure i'll never get on paper!
any experiences people?
24 May 2007, 07:59 AM
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Confused also got me a quote through Diamond which was less then A-Plan. On reflection they are bound to find at least one lower than your renewal as they ask what your renewal is.
Someone will undercut the price to get your business in the hope tht next year you will just renew without checking round.
Did you notice Confused do not contact Direct Line, Churchill, Tesco and Egg?
I am going to make some phone calls, will get back to you later.
Someone will undercut the price to get your business in the hope tht next year you will just renew without checking round.
Did you notice Confused do not contact Direct Line, Churchill, Tesco and Egg?
I am going to make some phone calls, will get back to you later.
24 May 2007, 12:07 PM
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Confused.com used to be known as Inspop.com and were purchased by Admiral Group.
Admiral group also incorporates Lady Diamond, Bell Direct, Gladiator and Elephant within their group of trading entities.
RBS Group own Direct Line, Privilege & Churchill. In addition to UK Insurance (who provide the Tesco & Barclays Insurance plans).
EGG are owned by Prudential Insurance.
It may just be a case of conflicting group politics (ie. RBS/PRU don't want their rates & terms to be provided to or via a competitor, or it may be that Admiral do not wish their competitors brands to appear against them upon their confused.com website).
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Confused.com used to be known as Inspop.com and were purchased by Admiral Group.
Admiral group also incorporates Lady Diamond, Bell Direct, Gladiator and Elephant within their group of trading entities.
RBS Group own Direct Line, Privilege & Churchill. In addition to UK Insurance (who provide the Tesco & Barclays Insurance plans).
EGG are owned by Prudential Insurance.
It may just be a case of conflicting group politics (ie. RBS/PRU don't want their rates & terms to be provided to or via a competitor, or it may be that Admiral do not wish their competitors brands to appear against them upon their confused.com website).
Admiral group also incorporates Lady Diamond, Bell Direct, Gladiator and Elephant within their group of trading entities.
RBS Group own Direct Line, Privilege & Churchill. In addition to UK Insurance (who provide the Tesco & Barclays Insurance plans).
EGG are owned by Prudential Insurance.
It may just be a case of conflicting group politics (ie. RBS/PRU don't want their rates & terms to be provided to or via a competitor, or it may be that Admiral do not wish their competitors brands to appear against them upon their confused.com website).
cheers for that.
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I've had quotes from Confused before - still with Admiral after 3 years due to a quote i got off them.However,i've had quotes that,once the link is clicked on,seem to either just shoot up or the excess' are ridiculous - Swiftcover spring to mind.
I've got my 1st Subaru quote due in a couple of months and am ****ting myself to be honest.
Roughly speaking i'm expecting my quote to be near double what it was for my RX-8 !!
I've got my 1st Subaru quote due in a couple of months and am ****ting myself to be honest.
Roughly speaking i'm expecting my quote to be near double what it was for my RX-8 !!
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25 May 2007, 06:45 PM
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Compare Confused.com with Moneysupermarket.com, Moneysupermarket are independent although they tend to come up with slightly higher rates in the initial results because they ask fewer questions than Confused to make the form filling less of a hassle. Once you apply through Moneysupermarket the price tends to drop.
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a-plan matched the price slightly higher excess (£40) but rest of the cover is virtually the same.
isn't it a shocker when they can trim a bit off the price when it keeps your custom?
slightly higher excess (£40) but rest of the cover is virtually the same.isn't it a shocker when they can trim a bit off the price when it keeps your custom?
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