Another Year 2 Insurance Rant
Another Year 2 Insurance Rant
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talksthetorque

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10,821 posts

166 months

Saturday 28th February 2015
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Went with Esure last year who halved my premium,from £600 to £300 and were £100 less than any one else.
So the renewal comes through this morning. And it's another £40 less.
This cheeses me off as I can't come on here and moan about them hooking me in the first year and then trying to stiff me in y2.
And as its direct with the insurer I can't even moan about lazy brokers, just sending out the renewal and then crossing their fingers.
Maybe just a quick look at the comparison sites and also the broker that the other car is with.
You know just in case.
You can't depend on anything these days can you.

brianb

447 posts

167 months

Saturday 28th February 2015
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Good service and rewarded loyalty, how dare they the bds!

chrismcg1

508 posts

204 months

Saturday 28th February 2015
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Average comprehensive insurance in the land is £800. You have a renewal showing a hefty percentage saving. What were you hoping for? (Also bearing in mind insurance rates have gone up over the past 12 months)

TheAngryDog

13,280 posts

240 months

Saturday 28th February 2015
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chrismcg1 said:
Average comprehensive insurance in the land is £800. You have a renewal showing a hefty percentage saving. What were you hoping for? (Also bearing in mind insurance rates have gone up over the past 12 months)
You need a whooshparrot I'm afraid.

anonymous-user

85 months

Saturday 28th February 2015
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chrismcg1 said:
Average comprehensive insurance in the land is £800. You have a renewal showing a hefty percentage saving. What were you hoping for? (Also bearing in mind insurance rates have gone up over the past 12 months)
I've never put a parrot up before. Have I got it right?

anonymous-user

85 months

Saturday 28th February 2015
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TheAngryDog said:
chrismcg1 said:
Average comprehensive insurance in the land is £800. You have a renewal showing a hefty percentage saving. What were you hoping for? (Also bearing in mind insurance rates have gone up over the past 12 months)
You need a whooshparrot I'm afraid.
Dammit, I thought for too long.

anonymous-user

85 months

Saturday 28th February 2015
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