F.O. you snidey barstewards
F.O. you snidey barstewards
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Marcos maniac

Original Poster:

3,148 posts

289 months

Friday 21st February 2003
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Rant mode on:

just got a phone call from my Insurance broker - My fleet policy runs out at midday!

current policy allows no claims discount % to be assigned individually to selected vehicles i.e; we use the accrued 65% againt the more expensive vehicles and if we have a claim we only lose the no claims against that vehicle.

mr snidey Insurance man now tells me that they will no longer do this and we have to amalgamate the N.c discount and everything will be on one policy so if one of my employees has a claim we loose the N.c on the whole policy.

2.5 hours notice - C*NTS

they must be sitting there laughing, thinking I know we wont tell him till the last minute and drop a bombshell on him so that he cant get another quote and will just sign up.

You can FCUK Right off - you have just lost my custom To55er.

{end rant mode}

Coffee and cigs please

incorrigible

13,668 posts

289 months

Friday 21st February 2003
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Tell us the name (mail me)

I won't use them for anything either

The sooner they realise they're losing shit loads of custom because of their attitude the better

JohnL

1,766 posts

293 months

Friday 21st February 2003
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Is it the broker or the underwriter who are at fault?

Marcos maniac

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3,148 posts

289 months

Friday 21st February 2003
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JohnL said: Is it the broker or the underwriter who are at fault?


Good question - The broker is saying that it is the Underwriter, but the Broker must have known before today!
They must assume that I am going to just renew and accept their extortionate rates as they appear to have the upper hand

the broker has got to be some sort of - I spoke to him about 4 weeks ago to add another vehicle to the policy and reminded him that the policy was due for renewal


ben - YHM

cotty

42,147 posts

312 months

Friday 21st February 2003
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It would be the underwriter that has changed the wording on the policy but the broker should have been aware and should have been talking to you before the day of the expiry.

Marcos maniac

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3,148 posts

289 months

Friday 21st February 2003
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cotty said: It would be the underwriter that has changed the wording on the policy but the broker should have been aware and should have been talking to you before the day of the expiry.


I have had it with the Broker - twat.

mind you he has arranged for a continuation of cover / temporary cover note for another seven days whilst he gets the paperwork out to me

Cheers matey - That will do nicely, especially as I have got someone else coming to see me at 10 tomorrow and if quote, terms etc are suitable he can have it all sorted by monday lunchtime