Possible fraudulent insurance details????
08 January 2011, 07:36 PM
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Possible fraudulent insurance details????
Just need some general advice really. My mate`s father in law has a car and has insurance, like most people. Now, his son, who is a waste of air, has rung his Dad`s insurance (which I`m not sure he can actually do) and put himself on his insurance?????? But, also, over the past few years he`s been done for no insurance and drink driving and he reckons it`s only costing £2.50 a week to insure him?????
What do you guys reckon?
What do you guys reckon?
08 January 2011, 08:20 PM
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That`s what we reckon. He`s a complete scumbag. He steals from his parents too, ****.
I wish I had one 
My mates wife (the ***** sister) is gonna get her Dad to ring up and check on Monday while she`s there (he`s a bit deaf
) and see what the score is.
My mates wife (the ***** sister) is gonna get her Dad to ring up and check on Monday while she`s there (he`s a bit deaf
) and see what the score is.
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08 January 2011, 11:33 PM
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He could have contacted them pretending to be his dad, of course.
Not all 82 year olds are as smart and sharp as I am!
Needs to get sorted as, as Moley says, I reckon he has just invalidated the cover for his father too!!
Not all 82 year olds are as smart and sharp as I am!
Needs to get sorted as, as Moley says, I reckon he has just invalidated the cover for his father too!!
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Update for those interested.......apparently he did ring up to insure himself but didn`t declare the no insurance ban. He`s since had to ring back to declare it and his Dad`s premium has only increased by £26 a month 
!!!!!! So for a measly £26 a month there`s a drink driving, insurance dodging **** back on the road 
!!!!!! So for a measly £26 a month there`s a drink driving, insurance dodging **** back on the road
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All good - don't want to be left with no cover in the event of a bump.
Too easy for drivers to think they've got a way with it then have a claim repudiated for non disclosure of a material fact when they have an accident!
Sounds like a wee ****** btw!
Too easy for drivers to think they've got a way with it then have a claim repudiated for non disclosure of a material fact when they have an accident!
Sounds like a wee ****** btw!
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Just need some general advice really. My mate`s father in law has a car and has insurance, like most people. Now, his son, who is a waste of air, has rung his Dad`s insurance (which I`m not sure he can actually do) and put himself on his insurance?????? But, also, over the past few years he`s been done for no insurance and drink driving and he reckons it`s only costing £2.50 a week to insure him?????
What do you guys reckon?
What do you guys reckon?
A) No insurance company would add £2.50 to the policy if he'd been done for drink driving & no insurance.
B) There is no way his dad would not find out, as he would have been sent new policy details, and had the money deducted from his bank account.
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I find this hard to believe as:-
A) No insurance company would add £2.50 to the policy if he'd been done for drink driving & no insurance.
B) There is no way his dad would not find out, as he would have been sent new policy details, and had the money deducted from his bank account.
A) No insurance company would add £2.50 to the policy if he'd been done for drink driving & no insurance.
B) There is no way his dad would not find out, as he would have been sent new policy details, and had the money deducted from his bank account.
When I posted this, it had only just happened (within a day or two)
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