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11 February 2005, 03:38 PM
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Protect your job.
If like me, you have more points than you would like and could potentially lose your job as a result of scameras making unsightly marks on your licence you may want to consider this lot.
I've just signed up for £72.50 which gives me up to £12,000.00 to cover any travelling costs as a result of losing my licence and despite having six points they were still willing to cover me.
http://www.flashguard.com/index.asp
Self righteous tossers who want to register their support for scameras can do elsewhere.
I've just signed up for £72.50 which gives me up to £12,000.00 to cover any travelling costs as a result of losing my licence and despite having six points they were still willing to cover me.
http://www.flashguard.com/index.asp
Self righteous tossers who want to register their support for scameras can do elsewhere.
11 February 2005, 03:49 PM
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Originally Posted by St Christopher Home Page
St Christopher FlashGuard keeps you on the road by providing you with up to a maximum annual benefit of £6,000 to use on alternative transport.
11 February 2005, 03:50 PM
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Seems you have manged to get double what they consider the maximum payout!
Policy Premium Maximum benefit
£75.00 £12,000 per year
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Originally Posted by OllyK
Seems you have manged to get double what they consider the maximum payout!
11 February 2005, 04:20 PM
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Just phoned them up and they do not cover reckless or dangerous driving in this policy. Considering I have no points I cannot see myself getting banned for any other reason, so theres really no point in me applying.
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Originally Posted by King RA
Just phoned them up and they do not cover reckless or dangerous driving in this policy. Considering I have no points I cannot see myself getting banned for any other reason, so theres really no point in me applying.
agree......3 points is easy to get, 6 points bit stupid, 9 points very stupid and 12 points and you are too thick to be allowed a job.
getting a load at once for some stupid overtake is understandable (though stupid) but totting up 12 is for morons.
before anyone gets on their high horse about evil cameras this is not about the rights and wrongs of cameras....its about dealing with what exists.
i dont like evil Yardie drug gangs but walking into their crack house shouting WASSSSSAPPP MAAAA NIGGGGGER is not something i'd do.
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Originally Posted by Tiggs
i dont like evil Yardie drug gangs but walking into their crack house shouting WASSSSSAPPP MAAAA NIGGGGGER is not something i'd do
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