Can't remember who insures my car!
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Old Merc said:
Frimley111R said:
Somehow i have lost all the info on this. I can see it is insured but how do i find out who insures it??
Are you serious? most people have the Insurance company emergency phone number in the car.
Normal people might have an email on their phone. Having done exactly the same myself, it's trawling back through emails or bank statements time.Old Merc said:
Frimley111R said:
Somehow i have lost all the info on this. I can see it is insured but how do i find out who insures it??
Are you serious? most people have the Insurance company emergency phone number in the car.super7 said:
Old Merc said:
Frimley111R said:
Somehow i have lost all the info on this. I can see it is insured but how do i find out who insures it??
Are you serious? most people have the Insurance company emergency phone number in the car.You can submit a Subject Access Request to MID - they specifically recommend it for this situation:
"Requesting your insurance history"
https://www.mib.org.uk/check-insurance-details/req...
"Requesting your insurance history"
https://www.mib.org.uk/check-insurance-details/req...
Jimi.K. said:
super7 said:
Old Merc said:
Frimley111R said:
Somehow i have lost all the info on this. I can see it is insured but how do i find out who insures it??
Are you serious? most people have the Insurance company emergency phone number in the car.super7 said:
Are YOU serious. Do people really have their Insurers emergency number in the car????
Pretty much everyone I know has their insurer's emergency number in their phone contacts. Seems pointless having it at home if you need it out on the road. Many companies give their company car drivers a card with emergency contact details - including their insurer in case they need to provide details after an accident.Old Merc said:
Just what is wrong with having a very important contact number to hand? OK,not IN the car, on your phone,in your wallet,somewhere handy so you can phone them if you have just had an accident. A lot of insurers give you a little sticker or a key fob thingy.
There is nothing wrong with it but a lot people have this sort of information stashed away in an email somewhere they can retrieve if necessary. Having to report a crash is hardly an emergency situation.I suspect this is one of those generational things...
gazapc said:
There is nothing wrong with it but a lot people have this sort of information stashed away in an email somewhere they can retrieve if necessary. Having to report a crash is hardly an emergency situation.
I suspect this is one of those generational things...
You do know that when you stop after I suspect this is one of those generational things...
an accident you have to show your insurance details to anyone who reasonably requests it. If you don't it's a personal report of the accident at a police station.. So if you have an accident it can be a time saver
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