drbeansri
Member
Registered: 10th Dec 06
Location: Hertfordshire / Plymouth
User status: Offline
|
try back of max power magazines or vauxhall specialist insurers
|
geordiecorsa
Member
Registered: 26th Mar 05
Location: South Tyneside or deepest darkest cumbria!
User status: Offline
|
I've found quinn to be fantastic, absolutly no problems -when my old insurers wouldn't send out my NCB certificate,
quinn were ace, told me not to stress and they'd sort it, they did.
|
James_DT
Member
Registered: 9th Apr 04
Location: Cambridgeshire
User status: Offline
|
quote:
Originally posted by 12vMatt
quote:
Originally posted by Dave A
STAY AWAY FROM QUINN. THEY ARE SHIT
maybe but theyre cheap. anyway theyll only be shit if you actually need to make a claim, easy solution = dont claim
 If you're paying out for insurance, why would you not use it if you needed to?
When will people realise that with certain things, simply going for the cheapest is a rubbish idea.
|
12vMatt
Member
Registered: 28th Oct 06
Location: Sunderland
User status: Offline
|
if i claim then i will lose my NCB so i would only be claiming if the car was a total loss.
also the chaepest wasnt a rubbish idea, it was 1200 with quinn the next chapest was over 1500 and i couldnt afford to pay that
|
AndyCorsaSport
Member
Registered: 12th Feb 06
Location: Horsforth, West Yorkshire
User status: Offline
|
quote:
Originally posted by 12vMatt
if i claim then i will lose my NCB so i would only be claiming if the car was a total loss.
also the chaepest wasnt a rubbish idea, it was 1200 with quinn the next chapest was over 1500 and i couldnt afford to pay that
No you wouldnt fool.
If you crashed in a 10k car, and there was 6k damage, you wouldnt claim? Youd pay 6k cash? Dont think so, talk realistic, insurance is there to claim on.
|
James_DT
Member
Registered: 9th Apr 04
Location: Cambridgeshire
User status: Offline
|
quote:
Originally posted by 12vMatt
if i claim then i will lose my NCB so i would only be claiming if the car was a total loss.
also the chaepest wasnt a rubbish idea, it was 1200 with quinn the next chapest was over 1500 and i couldnt afford to pay that
So in order to avoid your insurance potentially costing more... you're paying out of your own pocket? It's going to cost you money either way, and quite frankly I'd rather pay the excess and risk my NCB to get my car fixed/replaced as quickly and hassle free as possible.
If you can't afford your insurance, you should have bought a car you could afford to insure.
|
12vMatt
Member
Registered: 28th Oct 06
Location: Sunderland
User status: Offline
|
its a 12v and was the cheapest i could get
obviously if i hit another vehicle and caused loads of damage to their car then there would have to be a claim made but if anything happens to my vehicle i wont be claiming unless it was over about 300 to repair
|
kenny-g
Member
Registered: 12th Dec 05
User status: Offline
|
i would say elephant, im 18 and get my years no cliams this month, im paying 850 on a gsi tpft, which is roughly 80 odd a month? mind you for the last 2 months of my old policy when i get the gsi, it was 190..... lol
|
Ali Bali
Member
Registered: 10th Apr 05
Location: Stonehaven, Scotland
User status: Offline
|
I'd rather lose my NCB than fork out heaps of money paying to fix someone else car plus my own. Just watch out for high excesses cos when u claim for a total loss, they deduct your excess from your payout - sneaky!!
|
