Insurance anoying me now
22 June 2012, 04:57 PM
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If you havn't done already, try Admiral
My insurance was due up for renewal this week and although I am still paying a fair amount due to my age, I was pleasantly surprised to find that mods didn't really effect my policy that much.
I was expecting it to go up by a few hundred! (this is for non-standard exhaust system, spoiler and after-market alloys) but lets just say, I finished the conversation with a big smile on my face
My insurance was due up for renewal this week and although I am still paying a fair amount due to my age, I was pleasantly surprised to find that mods didn't really effect my policy that much.
I was expecting it to go up by a few hundred! (this is for non-standard exhaust system, spoiler and after-market alloys) but lets just say, I finished the conversation with a big smile on my face
22 June 2012, 05:17 PM
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Also ^^^^ this!
I found that by doing comparison quotes, each mod has a set amount that it adds onto your policy. So if you run a basic quote and then add random mods for an example, youll see each one will effect your quote by an automated set amount.
Thats why you're better off just ringing the company and chatting to an actual human. (if your lucky enough to get through to one that is
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I found that by doing comparison quotes, each mod has a set amount that it adds onto your policy. So if you run a basic quote and then add random mods for an example, youll see each one will effect your quote by an automated set amount.
Thats why you're better off just ringing the company and chatting to an actual human. (if your lucky enough to get through to one that is
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28 June 2012, 08:05 AM
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Do a price comparison with out mods and then go to the top 3s website and enter the mods individually. I get my quote down from around £1800 to £1100 each year by doing that.
29 June 2012, 11:43 PM
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Well its better than walking everywhere or public transport. Molley et al wont even give me a quote due to my postcode and yes it is more expensive now than when I started to drive 12 years ago. Currently I am funding all the people coming into this country scamming everyone else.
03 July 2012, 08:27 PM
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I pay £714 me and the wife on my porsche twin turbo and £550 on my 22b with 2 claims and 3 points speeding
Performance direct.
They take only your'e last claims in the past 3 years. Most companies like k micheals take the last 5 years. Im 37 fncb birmingham post code.
Performance direct.
They take only your'e last claims in the past 3 years. Most companies like k micheals take the last 5 years. Im 37 fncb birmingham post code.
03 July 2012, 10:10 PM
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I just got a quote from Admiral out of curiosity. £1,345. How funny is that. 35 years old. 6 years ncb. No points, no convictions. Been driving 14 years. Car garaged and has next to no mods. Low risk postcode as far as I know.
I hope they ring me up tomorrow to ask me if I wish to take their offer up. I take it the mods are the issue but then insurance is such a lottery.
I hope they ring me up tomorrow to ask me if I wish to take their offer up. I take it the mods are the issue but then insurance is such a lottery.
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