UK Insurance Risk List
04 April 2004, 11:45 PM
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UK Insurance Risk List
A list of the UK's Good & Bad Postcodes for Insurance Risk:
Click here to see:
http://www.geocities.com/mpgcalc/postcodeRISK.html
See how bad or good your area is!
Click here to see:
http://www.geocities.com/mpgcalc/postcodeRISK.html
See how bad or good your area is!
05 April 2004, 11:28 AM
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Shows you how little they know. My mum's house is a D and I am unlisted. If I had a choice on where in park it would not be at my house.
05 April 2004, 11:51 AM
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Lads, it doesn't mention how up-to-date the list is. I've seen an old motorbike insurance list and it looks identical to this one. I wouldn't read too much into it unless it's very recent and original.
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05 April 2004, 11:54 AM
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It's far too general IMHO. We're a D which is maybe Ok for our Street but there are some real no go areas within our postcode which I either walk or take other car if visiting it's that bad!
Also Parents & In-laws are E which is crazy as both live in nice areas & I leave the Scoob with them if on hols as its 100 times safer!
How often do these things get adjusted if an area goes bad?
Also Parents & In-laws are E which is crazy as both live in nice areas & I leave the Scoob with them if on hols as its 100 times safer!
How often do these things get adjusted if an area goes bad?
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05 April 2004, 12:12 PM
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I realise there must be cut-off points but looking at that list made me wonder - I moved house a couple of years back, only about half a mile. Consequently this changed my postcode, and apparantly that half mile move has now made my car more likely to be nicked. What a crock ...
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I'm stuffed mine is 'refer' don't even visit there !!! Great, only said on the radio the other day Luton has been officially voted one of the worst places to live, coooooooool !! NOT !! Thank god I'm moving soon.
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Originally Posted by SidewaysMatt
A - Hurrah!!
I guess that might be because there haven't been many reported cases of livestock nicking cars.
I guess that might be because there haven't been many reported cases of livestock nicking cars.
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