CONTRACT HIRE INSURANCE QUOTES
19 November 2000, 04:58 PM
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ANYONE OUT THERE GOT ANY INFO ON COMPETETIVE INSURANCE QUOTATIONS FOR CONTRACT HIRE USERS.
SEEMS IT MAKES A BIG DIFFERENCE TO SOME COMPANIES WHEN YOU ARE NOT ACTUALLY THE VEHICLES REGISTERED KEEPER AND OWNER.
I AM CURRENTLY WITH IRONSURE.COM BUT THEY'VE BEEN TAKEN OVER AND ARE DISCONTIUINING ALL MOTOR INSURANCE(MORES THE PITY ).AM I THE ONLY ONE OUT HERE WITH A COMPANY SCOOB ON CONTRACT HIRE? ANY INFO GRATEFULLY RECEIVED
SEEMS IT MAKES A BIG DIFFERENCE TO SOME COMPANIES WHEN YOU ARE NOT ACTUALLY THE VEHICLES REGISTERED KEEPER AND OWNER.
I AM CURRENTLY WITH IRONSURE.COM BUT THEY'VE BEEN TAKEN OVER AND ARE DISCONTIUINING ALL MOTOR INSURANCE(MORES THE PITY ).AM I THE ONLY ONE OUT HERE WITH A COMPANY SCOOB ON CONTRACT HIRE? ANY INFO GRATEFULLY RECEIVED
20 November 2000, 07:20 PM
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by Frazer:
<B>Take off CAPS LOCK!!!![/quote]
Hm.... Interests :- Cars, Football and picking faults in other peoples posts
I bet you support the *rse too.
Thanks for that,but as i'm not in IT support its taken me all night to work out how to unlock the CAPS.
Is there no one else with a Scoob on contract hire?
<B>Take off CAPS LOCK!!!![/quote]
Hm.... Interests :- Cars, Football and picking faults in other peoples posts
I bet you support the *rse too.
Thanks for that,but as i'm not in IT support its taken me all night to work out how to unlock the CAPS.
Is there no one else with a Scoob on contract hire?
20 November 2000, 07:46 PM
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My current car (not a Scooby) is on contract lease - I pay the insurance on it.
I can only remember two companies that would cover a car not in your own name - Privilege (who I'm with) and HyperPerformance (or something near to that). Most of the main insurers didn't want to know.
Cheers,
Chris.
PS. This should be post 400!
I can only remember two companies that would cover a car not in your own name - Privilege (who I'm with) and HyperPerformance (or something near to that). Most of the main insurers didn't want to know.
Cheers,
Chris.
PS. This should be post 400!
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