insurance quotes rip off

codcatcher3000

codcatcher3000

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had a renewal notice saying my premium was to go up. rang the company and they said they will knock it down a bit. went the meerkat site. got same policy for a lot less and a free toy too. you`d think by dealing direct u wud have got a getta price.... simples
 
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codcatcher3000 said:
had a renewal notice saying my premium was to go up. rang the company and they said they will knock it down a bit. went the meerkat site. got same policy for a lot less and a free toy too. you`d think by dealing direct u wud have got a getta price.... simples
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as they say it pays to shop around.
 
saved £600 using the meerkat site 2 years ago and got 3 toy meerkats :D
My insurance only went up £5 this year and wor lasses went down £10
 
I get charged a late payment fee every month because they wont change my payment date by one day I did mine online and they said I would have to cancel the policy pay a cancelation fee then go in to local office and get a new policy which was £150 more cheaper to pay the late fee when its up for renewal I will be going elsewhere even if I have to pay more
 
I swapped from LV last year who I had been with for 5 years and apparently received a loyalty discount + a bonus discount for being a member of PCS union.

Went on comparison website...saved 166 quid with Admiral :confused:
 
My 19yr old son past his test in October. Got some quotes for various cars and there's no way he's going to be on the roads at the prices - but more of a joke is how much the prices change depending on his "employment status" - for my own 7yr old 1.6 estate if he's "unemployed" then the quote was £7000, but he's going back to college for another course so when I put "full time student" it drops the price to £2800. This is on just 4k miles a year and restricted to social only (no commuting) AND with no use at peak times :-/
Total rip-off, I know the kids get hit with high premiums for their age and lack of experience, but when you see some of the other (older) road users it's a joke.

Even on a little 1.0 litre, £500 banger, Noddy car the prices were in the £1800-£2500 range.
 
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its the people who claim for whiplash because some ones bumped into them most have no injury but still claim theyve got whiplash and get a payout
 
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