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Thanks, they did say that I forgot, [oldtimers] strikes again:doh
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Thanks, they did say that I forgot, [oldtimers] strikes again:doh
kitchenman
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Being a boring old fart I read the small print, there was no mention of removing seats, I had told all three Tesco staff I spoke to, so I called to get removed seats added, that makes it a commercial vehicle he said, cover declined.
Just as well I read the small print, I could have been driving uninsured if I had taken out the Tesco cover:doh.
So it is a call to Adrian first thing Monday, the other guy I was referred to went straight to answering machine I will try him too on Monday
Anyway if you have a bog standard car give Tesco a try
Just as well I read the small print, I could have been driving uninsured if I had taken out the Tesco cover:doh.
So it is a call to Adrian first thing Monday, the other guy I was referred to went straight to answering machine I will try him too on Monday
Anyway if you have a bog standard car give Tesco a try
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No luck with Dave Brewer, toooo pricey
However I went on line and got a quote from Flux Direct, with same modifications £355:clap:clap:clap which worked out £20 cheaper than the renewal price from Adrian Flux before modifications. I spoke to Abbey who is from Adrian Flux renewals, she was very helpful, and the Mav is still classed as a car not a van
So same company same policy and I am £20 up, well worth the time spent on line and on the phone, that saving is around a days pension
No luck with Dave Brewer, toooo pricey
However I went on line and got a quote from Flux Direct, with same modifications £355:clap:clap:clap which worked out £20 cheaper than the renewal price from Adrian Flux before modifications. I spoke to Abbey who is from Adrian Flux renewals, she was very helpful, and the Mav is still classed as a car not a van
So same company same policy and I am £20 up, well worth the time spent on line and on the phone, that saving is around a days pension
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Hi, I had rung them to sort out the renewal they jacked up the price, was £374 up to £433, the web price sorted that out £355
NCD 10, plus I am 74 with only 1 accident in last 5 years £75, 3 points and been driving cars since 1962, bikes since 1955, not had a bike for 30 years though.
Being a wrinkly helps some times
NCD 10, plus I am 74 with only 1 accident in last 5 years £75, 3 points and been driving cars since 1962, bikes since 1955, not had a bike for 30 years though.
Being a wrinkly helps some times
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well done kitchenman, just done the Mrs insurance renewal via Sureterm, policy is actually with Lancaster, total £260.57, comprehensive made up as policy £165.62 breakdown and recovery £39.95 legal assistance £25.00 and policy fee £30.00 67 year old no claims 4 years (no claims ever but been named driver on my policy for years but decided a while ago she needed to build her own) motor is a 97 petrol LWB and cover includes towing, Rick
