Oh well just a matter of time
20 February 2005, 02:07 PM
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Doh! Where, and for what?
Some insurance companies won't be too worried by a single speeding transgression, shouldn't think it'll cost you too much extra.
Just keep your nose extra clean now!
Some insurance companies won't be too worried by a single speeding transgression, shouldn't think it'll cost you too much extra.
Just keep your nose extra clean now!
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20 February 2005, 02:33 PM
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Don't you believe it. And tell them if you do get three points - don't wait for then renewal notice before telling them. I've been doing a lot of quotes for my new car and I actually found my premium went up because I had one claim about 15 months ago - despite this being a 'no fault' with all my excess / expenses recovered from the other parties insurance company - on that basis, they could certainly increase your premium for having 3 points. It's a bit of a myth that 3 points won't make a difference to your insurance.
20 February 2005, 03:21 PM
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I'm just going on what L&V told me last month. They said as long as it's a single speeding offence and no more than 3 points we aren't interested in hearing about it. I did try to tell them though.
I agree it's important to tell your insurer if your circumstances change, but in my case an SP50 (84mph on the Motorway) with 3 points resulted in no additional loading whatsoever.
Which was nice.
I agree it's important to tell your insurer if your circumstances change, but in my case an SP50 (84mph on the Motorway) with 3 points resulted in no additional loading whatsoever.
Which was nice.
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