IMPORTANT!! Does anyone have a Telematix E-Guard Tracker system??
24 August 2001, 04:12 PM
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Yes. I posted a thread the other day complaining that the phones weren't being answered, but i didn't get any replies.
The story is that they've gone into receivership. Privilege assuse me i am still fully covered, which is something, but i'd still like to know where my £15 a month is now going.
Apparently, a new company is taking over, and everyone who's got one will be contacted "shortly" to tell them what the new arrangements are. Hmm. We'll see i guess.
Terry
The story is that they've gone into receivership. Privilege assuse me i am still fully covered, which is something, but i'd still like to know where my £15 a month is now going.
Apparently, a new company is taking over, and everyone who's got one will be contacted "shortly" to tell them what the new arrangements are. Hmm. We'll see i guess.
Terry
24 August 2001, 04:47 PM
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I could kill some one !!!
I am as from this very minute not insured for Theft on the back of the uninformed demise of Telematix E-Guard tracker!!!
AGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!
24 August 2001, 04:57 PM
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As at this minute, you have <B>not</B> been officially informed that this is the case by the receivers. As far as you are aware, until officially told otherwise, you will be covered.
Saying that, it might be an idea to talk to your insurance company and make sure they cover you. The device still works after all.
As at this minute, you have <B>not</B> been officially informed that this is the case by the receivers. As far as you are aware, until officially told otherwise, you will be covered.
Saying that, it might be an idea to talk to your insurance company and make sure they cover you. The device still works after all.
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24 August 2001, 05:09 PM
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Blow Dog,
Having been on the receiving end of an insurance company that refused to pay out because of something I didn't know about, I for one am paranoid about having a prang/theft and not getting a payout from the insurance company. These people would stitch up their own mother to avoid paying out a penny. I don't blame the guys above for checking if they are insured at all.
Having been on the receiving end of an insurance company that refused to pay out because of something I didn't know about, I for one am paranoid about having a prang/theft and not getting a payout from the insurance company. These people would stitch up their own mother to avoid paying out a penny. I don't blame the guys above for checking if they are insured at all.
25 August 2001, 10:28 PM
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I believe the appropriate word here is "bugger".
I did a fair bit of research before desiding on EGUARD. They appeared to offer the best package of coverage, waranty, full monitoring and price. Always amazes me when someone with a half decent product goes down the toilet. Lets hope someone picks up the pieces. Dont fancy having to fork out for another device to be fitted.
O'hum....
I did a fair bit of research before desiding on EGUARD. They appeared to offer the best package of coverage, waranty, full monitoring and price. Always amazes me when someone with a half decent product goes down the toilet. Lets hope someone picks up the pieces. Dont fancy having to fork out for another device to be fitted.
O'hum....
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