insurance nightmare!
my insurance co has just quoted me £1,130 for my renewal,last year i paid £420,i have shopped around and have managed to get it down to £767, chuffin rip off if you ask me,but if that wasnt a big enough kick in the balls,ive been told that all cars need to be insured even my old 98 wagon that im breaking,what is the point,its not as if its going to drive it self and kill someone or do any damage to anything,if you ask me its blatant theft from allready greedy b*****ds. perhaps its time to stand up to these people and tell them to go get fooked!...your comments please
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Originally Posted by stu turbo 98
(Post 9883397)
my insurance co has just quoted me £1,130 for my renewal,last year i paid £420,i have shopped around and have managed to get it down to £767, chuffin rip off if you ask me,but if that wasnt a big enough kick in the balls,ive been told that all cars need to be insured even my old 98 wagon that im breaking,what is the point,its not as if its going to drive it self and kill someone or do any damage to anything,if you ask me its blatant theft from allready greedy b*****ds. perhaps its time to stand up to these people and tell them to go get fooked!...your comments please
that deffiently is a piss take insurance companies do take the mick sometimes!! what you should do mate is just senbd the log book for ur wagon to say that you are breaking and sorn it of the road this way u wont have to pay tax or insurance that what i done for some of my old cars which i broke for parts , hope tjhis helps SCOOBYOLS46 |
Originally Posted by SCOOBYOLS46
(Post 9883407)
that deffiently is a piss take insurance companies do take the mick sometimes!!
what you should do mate is just senbd the log book for ur wagon to say that you are breaking and sorn it of the road this way u wont have to pay tax or insurance that what i done for some of my old cars which i broke for parts , hope tjhis helps SCOOBYOLS46 |
Originally Posted by stu turbo 98
(Post 9883419)
the wagon is sorn, but apparently still needs to be insured:cuckoo:
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+1 im sure that when it's sorn there is no need for insurance.
Doug |
Originally Posted by Turbotits
(Post 9883438)
Who told you that? If its off road not being used then no insurance needed. It may change in the future, but at the moment not needed
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I think the new law is that if it isn't sorn then it needs insurance, but I'm not sure.
I think it has to be either or! (sorn or insured) Doug |
Originally Posted by Dougmy06wrx
(Post 9883477)
I think the new law is that if it isn't sorn then it needs insurance, but I'm not sure.
I think it has to be either or! (sorn or insured) Doug |
Just had a quick look but didn't read it all:
http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk...t-are-off-road. Doug http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Motoring...LA=DM&CRE=Furl That's the government website. |
Quick search on Google:
"From early 2011, a new law will mean that the registered keeper of a vehicle must keep it insured unless they've made a SORN (Statutory Off Road Notification)." http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Motoring...=hp&CRE=banner |
All robbing bar stewards, I know they say it to do with all the no win no fee claims etc, but come on, surely the government should help out.
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Since your car is already sorn you won't have to pay to insure it.
Doug |
I read recently that the big 5 or 7 insurance companys or whatever were caught sharing information ... includeing thier customers names,addresses and how much they were quoteing them for insurance....
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over a barrel :|
and as for uninsured drivers putting the price up, it all sounds like a way of making prices even higher.... i worked out once that ive had maybe £1500 from my insurance company since '98 and ive paid around £7000 in insurance, they are doing well off me so far... |
Originally Posted by Dougmy06wrx
(Post 9883518)
Since your car is already sorn you won't have to pay to insure it.
Doug |
Yeah tell me about it, just another thing to pay for. At least you don't have to worry anymore.
Hope you point it to your neighbour he is infact wrong haha. Doug |
Originally Posted by acstua
(Post 9883719)
over a barrel :|
and as for uninsured drivers putting the price up, it all sounds like a way of making prices even higher.... i worked out once that ive had maybe £1500 from my insurance company since '98 and ive paid around £7000 in insurance, they are doing well off me so far... |
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Originally Posted by Dougmy06wrx
(Post 9883901)
Yeah tell me about it, just another thing to pay for. At least you don't have to worry anymore.
Hope you point it to your neighbour he is infact wrong haha. Doug |
just sorn my car as not using it on the road only track ,i had 2 mths till my policy was up for renewel and the AA said if i cancel it now i wont get a rebate as it's to far into the policy,so i said well ok il pay the last 2 mths installments and cancell my policy and he said well you wont get a rebate either !
So they are freezing my policy for 2 years what ever that means ! |
Originally Posted by fastmike
(Post 9883583)
I read recently that the big 5 or 7 insurance companys or whatever were caught sharing information ... includeing thier customers names,addresses and how much they were quoteing them for insurance....
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Originally Posted by acstua
(Post 9883719)
over a barrel :|
and as for uninsured drivers putting the price up, it all sounds like a way of making prices even higher.... i worked out once that ive had maybe £1500 from my insurance company since '98 and ive paid around £7000 in insurance, they are doing well off me so far... |
aye i knew someone would come up with that argument sooner or later :)
and its true, they take the risk and it only takes one large crash in my new motor (touch wood) and thats them out of pocket Insurance is a risk and all that :) in the one crash i had, everyone told me to claim whiplash, but i didnt have it so didnt claim... although i do wonder how many people would be that honest :d still when it comes to something thats enforced by law, and the way the world is, you gotta put money on some people making alot more than they prob should which is prob why you get such better prices than most of the big insurance companies ;) |
Just had mine through... 799 last year and now they want £1735 at renewal! I have another years NCB and they reward me with a 1k increase!
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The biggest problem with the un-insured drivers is that if you're hit by one it's down to the company who last insured that car to pay the claim.
The insurers can take the un-insured driver to court to re-claim their costs, but the judge is likely to make them pay the money back at £1 per week, so the insurers won't get their money back for many many years. |
Originally Posted by swinsop
(Post 9884100)
Just had mine through... 799 last year and now they want £1735 at renewal! I have another years NCB and they reward me with a 1k increase!
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didnt know that ? thought it all came out of some pot :s
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Originally Posted by acstua
(Post 9884111)
didnt know that ? thought it all came out of some pot :s
Big problem currently with youngsters setting up a policy so they can get an insurance certificate to tax their car, then they cancel the insurance a week later. Even though the company only insured the car for a week they are still liable for any costs that driver has.... even though they cancelled the policy. It needs the judges/courts to crack down on un-insured drivers. 6 points and a £100 fine isn't nearly enough IMO |
aye been seeing that on motorway cops etc
they wont give a damn about points or the fine tbh, they will keep driving either way if they are going to drive uninsured they will drive unlicensed def agree they need to figure out more harsh ways of treating them! |
Not looking forward to the renewal for the STI!
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Its a bit of a nightmare like MOLEY says idiots canceling policies,whiplash claims etc,i had an accident with a guy who pulled out on me,and my insurance co were practically telling me too claim for whiplash,even calling me every other day to see if i had changed my mind after telling them i was perfectly ok,its just not fair on the motorist or insurance companies,the big question is how can it be sorted out,so it doesnt cost honest people?
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