nathy_87
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Location: West Mids. Drives: koda Fabia VRS 5J
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Aitn it a bastard i phoned them up on Wednesday tll them im no longer a learner driver, and the asian woman said ok that will now be £1644, (instead of £1600) i thought it went a little after passing your test i think i will find somewhere else when July comes, who are you guys with??
[Edited on 20-04-2007 by nathy_87]
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--Dave--
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I didn't think it changed at all.
Currently with Tesco, will be switching to Admiral in the Autumn when I get 5 years NCB. Had quite a tasty quote from them on a car I'm after.
You're doing it the right way though mate. Get your own policy and start building up the no claims
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Steve X16XE
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Pru and Pru
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--Dave--
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who are you with Nathy?
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12vMatt
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its gone up cos your now gonna be driving on your own rather than with an experienced driver
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James_DT
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Mine didn't cost any more or less when I told DirectLine I'd passed my test. They charged me £8 admin charges though.
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nathy_87
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im with Bell Insurance, went on a site, quoted me £900 probs be differnt now though
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eazy187
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Registered: 10th Aug 06
Location: Inverness Drives:Focus/Firestorm
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Don't know if i told my insurer i passed didn't know you had to!
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nathy_87
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lol yup. otherwise when you get pulled over by the Police they check with the insurance etc IIRC,
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Fro
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Mine didnt go up or down when i passed my test and told them.
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Scotty C
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Location: Kidderminster Drives: 1.6 16v Sport
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Get a quote with more Th<n. Soooo cheap. I was paying £1083 FC, got a quote with them for £383 FC free break down cover too
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gianluigi
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£1644 for a 1.4
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nathy_87
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yes i know gianluigi tell me about it ridiculous isnt it,!!
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Scotty C
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quote: Originally posted by gianluigi
£1644 for a 1.4
Always sting you when you 1st pass
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Colin
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Im with Admiral - 1.8 16v - £176 tpft
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Scotty C
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How old are you Colin? Admiral rip me off big time.
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nathy_87
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quote: Originally posted by Monster
quote: Originally posted by gianluigi
£1644 for a 1.4
Always sting you when you 1st pass
thing is i was paying £1600 when Learnig, i only passed wednesay
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Colin
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quote: Originally posted by Monster
How old are you Colin? Admiral rip me off big time.
24 5yrs ncd
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Rob H
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quote: Originally posted by Monster
Get a quote with more Th<n. Soooo cheap. I was paying £1083 FC, got a quote with them for £383 FC free break down cover too
So you didn't bother declairing your mods then - they didn't want to know when i'd said i'd changed my wheels .
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gianluigi
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quote: Originally posted by nathy_87
quote: Originally posted by Monster
quote: Originally posted by gianluigi
£1644 for a 1.4
Always sting you when you 1st pass
thing is i was paying £1600 when Learnig, i only passed wednesay
you're a better driver when you're a learner, plus you're obliged to have an experienced driver as a passanger.
plus you live up north. high risk area TBH
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nathy_87
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West Midlands = North
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DarkBahamut
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quote: Originally posted by nathy_87
West Midlands = North
Yep. I moved from Birmingham to Plymouth. 6 months into a policy on my first year and my insurance went down £255 just for that alone. That means on a full policy in my first year the difference between Birmingham and Plymouth would have been over £500 on exactly the same car, parked on the street in both locations with the same driver etc.
Where you live makes a bigger difference than you think!
The cheapest i could get on my 1.4 in brum on my first year (20, 0yr ncb) was £1830 FC. No where quoted me lower, and that was with a pass plus.
Now in Plymouth at 21 with 1yr ncb + cat1 alarm i got quoted £597 FC
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nathy_87
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im paying for tpf&t i hate insurance
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Rob H
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quote: Originally posted by DarkBahamut
Where you live makes a bigger difference than you think!
Yeah makes a big difference, but it's more dependant on the area you live, not the region, i.e. if you'd have moved to the city in Plymouth it probably would have stayed the same .
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DarkBahamut
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quote: Originally posted by Rob H
quote: Originally posted by DarkBahamut
Where you live makes a bigger difference than you think!
Yeah makes a big difference, but it's more dependant on the area you live, not the region, i.e. if you'd have moved to the city in Plymouth it probably would have stayed the same .
I was about 4-5 miles from Birmingham city centre, now i'm about 1-2 miles from Plymouth city centre. Still went down alot.
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