Swift Prestige Hire

[homerjay]

whats the point in this company?

was involved in accident, not at fault.

this company just rang on behalf of the body shop reading me a load of terms and conditions and he was FSA registered starting ringing alarms bells.

seems a complex way of obtaining a hire car whilst ours is repaired?

especially when all they are going to do is replace a rear door (its a van)

any thoughts?

[paoloh]

He has to be FSA regulated as he will be offering you an insurance policy.

[homerjay]

when did a car hire after an accident become so difficult?

[paoloh]

homerjay said:

when did a car hire after an accident become so difficult?

When "like for like" became available and the costs involved are very high.

[homerjay]

paoloh said:

homerjay said:

when did a car hire after an accident become so difficult?

When "like for like" became available and the costs involved are very high.

"like for like"? its a little works van!


am i worrying about nothing?

ive never come across credit hire before.

noted the last accident when someone ran in back of the van was a month ago.

we have same insurance and the same body shop doing the job.

yet at a hire car just turned up.

Edited by homerjay on Thursday 3rd June 11:53

[paoloh]

homerjay said:

paoloh said:

homerjay said:

when did a car hire after an accident become so difficult?

When "like for like" became available and the costs involved are very high.

"like for like"? its a little works van!


am i worrying about nothing?

ive never come across credit hire before.

noted the last accident when someone ran in back of the van was a month ago.

we have same insurance and the same body shop doing the job.

yet at a hire car just turned up.

Edited by homerjay on Thursday 3rd June 11:53

You are worrying about nothing.

They may ask you to £15ish for a policy to cover you for the hire charges just in case other side disputes.

[homerjay]

cheers