insurance. a rip off
28 September 2009, 10:17 PM
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insurance. a rip off
hi guys anybody know an insurance company to be cheap. im 24 so its dearer but its a uk facelift an cheapest i found is with e car at 1200. everybody else has declined me or is dearer. my insurance runs out in 2 weeks an will have 3 yr ncb an last year it cost 1300 with 2yr no claims. just dont understand why it veries between other people. some mega cheap then mega dearer
29 September 2009, 02:58 AM
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Think its called aviva now. lol. Im also 24 and im with Endsleigh they were the cheapest for me. Also try keith micheals you will find his number at:
https://www.scoobynet.com/insurance-...ease-read.html
https://www.scoobynet.com/insurance-...ease-read.html
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01 October 2009, 06:31 PM
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Think its called aviva now. lol. Im also 24 and im with Endsleigh they were the cheapest for me. Also try keith micheals you will find his number at:
https://www.scoobynet.com/insurance-...ease-read.html
https://www.scoobynet.com/insurance-...ease-read.html
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02 October 2009, 08:25 AM
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A PLAN You can always ask them to adjust the quote by adding to your excess fee and window cover to get the cost down if you get stuck etc...
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02 October 2009, 10:48 AM
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I think them days are long gone now! LOL
I am now 32 but shhhh I'm still 18 at heart!
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03 October 2009, 01:22 AM
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thats amazin. we youngsters are high risk but not all. its not fair on the youngsters who have proved there not at risk with no claims for the years an still high premiums. im 24 an i dont screw my car everywhere but that insurance for ya.
03 October 2009, 08:31 AM
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Ive had a nightmare with insurance too!!
At 21 I payed £1050 for a UK Turbo.
At 22 I payed £1050 for a Uk Turbo with an extra years no claims.
At 23 I now pay £1350 for a Uk Turbo with another years no claims!
And just to confuse you even more, Im having to cancel a Policy with Markerstudy (through Swinton) to take out a policy with Markerstudy (through Swinton), as Ive been driving a Fiat Punto for that last 7 months but want my Subaru back now.
Ive spoken to soo many people, but no one at Swinton seems to understand why Im confused!
At 21 I payed £1050 for a UK Turbo.
At 22 I payed £1050 for a Uk Turbo with an extra years no claims.
At 23 I now pay £1350 for a Uk Turbo with another years no claims!
And just to confuse you even more, Im having to cancel a Policy with Markerstudy (through Swinton) to take out a policy with Markerstudy (through Swinton), as Ive been driving a Fiat Punto for that last 7 months but want my Subaru back now.
Ive spoken to soo many people, but no one at Swinton seems to understand why Im confused!
03 October 2009, 08:50 AM
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stupid isnt it. i dont c why policys should go up with extra no claims an plus they shud drop it seeing u have been there customer. i had a focus before this scoob an endleigh quoted 500 f+t i was happy but the next year they quoted me 1000. told them what i thought
03 October 2009, 10:04 AM
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Ive had a nightmare with insurance too!!
At 21 I payed £1050 for a UK Turbo.
At 22 I payed £1050 for a Uk Turbo with an extra years no claims.
At 23 I now pay £1350 for a Uk Turbo with another years no claims!
And just to confuse you even more, Im having to cancel a Policy with Markerstudy (through Swinton) to take out a policy with Markerstudy (through Swinton), as Ive been driving a Fiat Punto for that last 7 months but want my Subaru back now.
Ive spoken to soo many people, but no one at Swinton seems to understand why Im confused!
At 21 I payed £1050 for a UK Turbo.
At 22 I payed £1050 for a Uk Turbo with an extra years no claims.
At 23 I now pay £1350 for a Uk Turbo with another years no claims!
And just to confuse you even more, Im having to cancel a Policy with Markerstudy (through Swinton) to take out a policy with Markerstudy (through Swinton), as Ive been driving a Fiat Punto for that last 7 months but want my Subaru back now.
Ive spoken to soo many people, but no one at Swinton seems to understand why Im confused!
I would also do more shopping around too
you may reduce that a little 
Tony
PS, 700 quid per annum, slightly modified MY99 STI type R (and I think thats expensive for living out in the middle of no where, damn dodgy post codes
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03 October 2009, 10:11 AM
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a plan messaged me so im giving them a call in few days an c there offer. i still feel sorry for the young lads who pay whack prices on there 1.1 cars although the way they drive it cant be blamed
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