Yes Conor. They're part of your profile I'd say. Very nice cars though.Oh, I see.. they are my sig and in all posts.. I was just wondering.
Thank you
.....I was in reasonable good humour until I read your your post, but then it brought MY quote to mind......2014 Eclass,220...€630 !!! And now, the black cloud is back.
I can understand your anger friendLowest annual price £198.70,,,,,,,fully comprehensive
As I have said before..legalised banditry . Its compulsary to have it, but God help you if you need it. Family friend was riding his motor bike when a neighbours dog ran out on to the road straight in front of him and he hit the dog. Was unavoidable, he went head over heels off the bike and onto the road. The dog was killed, and for a good while he himself walked a tightrope between life / death or brain damage. Luckily, he pulled through, and is making a good recovery. No more bikes for him, so he bought a car, and then the trouble started,he had NCB from previous car ownership, but whe he went to activate it again...problem. He was told that as there was an unresolved "incident" in his file, he was quoted mega buck's. So now he is trying to get it "Resolved".Just insured my rav4 today for the remainder of the winter as a second runabout. I didn't realize claiming for lost keys on my van insurance could have consequences for the rav4 insurance. Some companies wouldn't let me do online insurance unusually for a change and kept quoting I had to ring them. The AA was how I caught it on as they told me in an online quote I had an open insurance claim and automatically added around£100 to the quoted first price. I found Swinton quoted me fairly at £199.00 and didn't mention the claim so I went with them. My Aviva van insurance waived the £350 excess for the claim for the lost Vito keys so thats why i went ahead with the claim. I have never claimed off my insurance or been involved in any type of accident which required an insurance claim in over 30 years and now I get penalised for a totally separate policy?
Not over yet, just got an email today from Swinton wanting me to contact them as they require more information?Just insured my rav4 today for the remainder of the winter as a second runabout. I didn't realize claiming for lost keys on my van insurance could have consequences for the rav4 insurance. Some companies wouldn't let me do online insurance unusually for a change and kept quoting I had to ring them. The AA was how I caught it on as they told me in an online quote I had an open insurance claim and automatically added around£100 to the quoted first price. I found Swinton quoted me fairly at £199.00 and didn't mention the claim so I went with them. My Aviva van insurance waived the £350 excess for the claim for the lost Vito keys so thats why i went ahead with the claim. I have never claimed off my insurance or been involved in any type of accident which required an insurance claim in over 30 years and now I get penalised for a totally separate policy?
Not over yet, just got an email today from Swinton wanting me to contact them as they require more information?
I'm not sure about Donalds particular case, but in my own experience when I bought a 2nd car, my first policy on it cost €320 as they gave me credit for my previous NCB of 30 odd years with the first car. Fast forward to year Nr 2 with the 2nd car, quote came in at €1175,,,,,,because, I had only 1 years driving NCB with it. Here in Ireland, this is a common story with insurance companys.....legalized banditry.
. Issue has arisen because I have an open claim on my van insurance regarding lost keys. I only wish I had insured the Rav4 a week earlier before the claim was lodged and became a problem. Just interestingly I had same issue regarding car insurance and NCB as well Jim. I had a car a few years back but had to start from scratch on NCB as it had lapsed according to insurance due to driving on van insurance this last few years. I have the rav4 insured now most of the year whether I drive it or not just to keep them from cancelling my NCB. I was told by one insurance company that if I let my car insurance lapse by just one year they would reset my NCB to zero Gangsters or what?
NCB will last 2 before it resets. I’ve left it nearly 2 years on a couple of policies and not had an issue with the NCB not being acceptedI phoned Swinton yesterday but got nowhere as girl on other end of phone hung up before I could get an answer as to whether they were going to honour the insurance and if it was going to cost me extra
This would be in the UK Blobcat???
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