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VegasPhil	posted on 30th Apr 07 at 19:05
	I'd keep it for 4 months...
ed	posted on 30th Apr 07 at 18:58
	Yes you can...
Robin	posted on 30th Apr 07 at 18:51
	But if he sells the car, he can't keep the policy.
ed	posted on 30th Apr 07 at 18:50
	Just keep the policy, the no claims will be worth more than loosing £50...
PaulW	posted on 30th Apr 07 at 18:24
	:lol:
Robin	posted on 30th Apr 07 at 18:23
	Stick Corsa badges on the barge, no-one will know :lol:
PaulW	posted on 30th Apr 07 at 18:22
	quote: Originally posted by Robin Can you not keep the Omega til August Paul? that would solve all of the problems :lol: Still means I gota wait to insure the Corsa too tho - and I want to get it to PVS :lol: Even though its a little rough around the edges at the mo...
PaulW	posted on 30th Apr 07 at 18:21
	Doubt it will work but I'll give that a go :lol:
Robin	posted on 30th Apr 07 at 18:21
	Can you not keep the Omega til August Paul? that would solve all of the problems :lol:
andy1868	posted on 30th Apr 07 at 18:20
	tell them its their own fault for not insurung the GSi, when they were putting me on the van insurance at work they asked the reason for cancelling the cover, told them they wouldn't quote for me on the insurance, the woman at their end said "oh its our fault then? there won't be a cancellation fee and you'll get the remainding money back etc" that was direct line though :thumbs:
PaulW	posted on 30th Apr 07 at 18:20
	Nope, never claimed at all I'm sacrificing 8 months into my 3rd year of no claims in selling up, but even so when I insure the GSi I'll only be able to carry the previous 2 across to that anyways unless I wait till August to insure it...
Robin	posted on 30th Apr 07 at 18:19
	He hasn't.
deano87	posted on 30th Apr 07 at 18:18
	Not sure if it has been said yet, but have you claimed on this policy?
PaulW	posted on 30th Apr 07 at 18:16
	Robin - exactly! I want that £200 back to pay Brentacre to insure the GSi... Endsleigh won't cover it :mad: Cosmo - I'll be selling the Omega in about 3-4 weeks, so keeping it insured isn't an option!
Cosmo	posted on 30th Apr 07 at 16:39
	just keep running it until the end of the policy then dont renew it. Wont get your money back but will save you £50.
Robin	posted on 30th Apr 07 at 16:38
	That's understandable, but I think Paul's probably more pissed off at the £200 odd quid he's having to pay for the last 4 months, even though he's not carrying the policy on. [Edited on 30-04-2007 by Robin]
willhouse	posted on 30th Apr 07 at 16:35
	most probably when you signed your contract your will have agreed to pay a £25 administration charge for any policy changes and another £25 to cancel the policy, thats the terms on my flux policy
deano87	posted on 30th Apr 07 at 16:29
	quote: Originally posted by Robin I never pay up front, for this exact reason. But then, if you claim, and want to get rid of the car, you still have to keep paying the monthly repayments. Check your policy details, that applies to most pay monthly.
Robin	posted on 30th Apr 07 at 16:19
	I never pay up front, for this exact reason.
PaulW	posted on 30th Apr 07 at 16:18
	bloody gay I tell thee :( Cant understand how they can justify such large 'Administration' charges, want more money, even tho I didnt claim once... homo's :mad:
steve_b	posted on 30th Apr 07 at 16:15
	Was prob in terms and conditions when you agreed the contract.
PaulW	posted on 30th Apr 07 at 15:34
	BTW, this is Endsleigh... Cant for the life of me remember the underwriter... Highway I think...
PaulW	posted on 30th Apr 07 at 15:32
	WTF?? I paid up front for the policy, so owe them nothing... Been told its a £50 cancellation fee... and I'm unlikely to get the remainder back, infact I'd OWE THEM money?? How?? Where the fek does all this shit come from :mad: