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£200 is a pipe dream for me with my motor. £1785 is the best price I could find.
£200 is a pipe dream for me with my motor. £1785 is the best price I could find.
S
Sombrero
Well I never thought I'd say this, but Dubya's sorted me out !!!
I'll pay my 200 quid, walk away and say no more !!
S
Sombrero
Although, I still reckon I'd batter Dubya at an arm wrestle !!!
Talking if Insurance as the title of this thread, let us talk about Pet insurance
for a change,
I have 11 cats and none are insured, this is my policy and it makes perfect sense not to insure 11 cats but if you have 1 cat then you should.
for a change,
I have 11 cats and none are insured, this is my policy and it makes perfect sense not to insure 11 cats but if you have 1 cat then you should.
L
longdogs
Mine came down by about £100 this year and I didn't even have to change company.
oh Yes! oh yes! (nodding dog)
oh Yes! oh yes! (nodding dog)
My insurance quote actually went up by £170 this year. Shopped around and got it £50 cheaper than last year. Personally, I think insurance companies jist charge what they think they can get away with.
Remember,, ye'll never know how good your insurance (company) is,,, until you try and make a claim.
Remember,, ye'll never know how good your insurance (company) is,,, until you try and make a claim.
my insurance went down.....but then I did swap from a group 14 car to a group 2 car 
saving a fortune on petrol though..
im with M+S insurance
saving a fortune on petrol though..
im with M+S insurance
The company you are with will send you out a renewal notice with the new price which is never cheaper and then say you don't have to do nothing as we will deduct the amount from the bank account you used last year and a lot of folk just let it ride ...but a percentage like us guys will shop around as loyalty counts for nothing...myself I always use the comparison sites and find what some companys charge as obscene and wonder how they stay in business ..myself £240 last year and it did drop
Oh no! Audi drivers are almost as bad as BMW drivers.
One thing I've never understood is that, if you have NCD protection and then have an accident, although you keep your NCD your premiums go up anyway.
So, for all practical purposes, what's the point of NCD protection?
So, for all practical purposes, what's the point of NCD protection?
Som, I thought you were leaving?
