Renewal time well sort of...
Renewal time well sort of...
Fry-Up I just got a letter off flux (who i'm currently with) to consider going back to them (?) to insure my clio if I still have it, altho I nor anyone else at my address has never owned or insured a clio before??
They may be club sponsors, but this type of behaviour hardly inspires confidence!
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ad: It was a tough call to make, but the Supercharged IS200 is being retired. ad:Fry-Up I just got a letter off flux (who i'm currently with) to consider going back to them (?) to insure my clio if I still have it, altho I nor anyone else at my address has never owned or insured a clio before??
They may be club sponsors, but this type of behaviour hardly inspires confidence!
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matt 'sexus' is200
13-10-2018, 04:42 AM #4I got a quote off them 6 years ago for my mk3 1.1 fiesta and every year I get a renewal quote saying I am still 17 (i wish) and that I have a provisional license, I scrapped the car 3 years ago so its not even registered anymore :thumbdown:
Voodoo Vix
13-10-2018, 05:21 AM #5Adrian flux wanted nearly £3k to insure my zed lol I find Admiral are the cheapest (£620)
Voodoo Vix Adrian flux wanted nearly £3k to insure my zed lol I find Admiral are the cheapest (£620)
I'm with Admiral too (elephant is the same company by the way guys), they are quite a bit cheaper than anyone else I've checked with. And Adrian Flux won't even insure me on the IS as I'm 21
sprinter2012
13-10-2018, 06:02 AM #6Voodoo Vix Adrian flux wanted nearly £3k to insure my zed lol I find Admiral are the cheapest (£620)
I'm with Admiral too (elephant is the same company by the way guys), they are quite a bit cheaper than anyone else I've checked with. And Adrian Flux won't even insure me on the IS as I'm 21
Voodoo Vix
13-10-2018, 06:47 AM #7Bell is one of their's too but I find admiral the cheapest of the three. Quotes from money supermarket are also cheaper than quotes from compare the market and confused.com
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matt 'sexus' is200
13-10-2018, 08:28 AM #9Admiral is my first choice, I have been with them for 2 years, when my father in law had a heart attack I tried to get day insurance to get his car home and nobody would insure me because of my age at the time ( BMW 645ci at age 21) called admiral as a last resort and they insured it on my policy for 24 hours for FREE!!!! And sent their best wishes to him, never heard of an insurance company helping someone without there being something in it for them, I'm now a loyal admiral customer
Whereby in the event of a write-off they will give me the market value of the car +£1000 for every year I've been with them (up to a maximum of 3) Which I didn't think was a bad idea.
sprinter2012
13-10-2018, 08:41 AM #10Admiral also give me what they call 'gap protection' or something.
Whereby in the event of a write-off they will give me the market value of the car +£1000 for every year I've been with them (up to a maximum of 3) Which I didn't think was a bad idea.
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