Free Breakdown cover with 30 litre fill up

RajaStyle

Was going to put in freebies but you need to buy 30 litres petrol at Total, this will give you 2 week free breakdown cover from date of fill up. Great peace of mind if your planning a weekend away !

http://www.total.co.uk/UK/ukcorporate.nsf/VS_OPM/00CDD9FD08BCE153C12575BB0029DC1B?OpenDocument&xtor=epr-21232&urlid=10&dm_i=346,12TR,6UOZE,2LRR,1

cupcake23

Good idea,
I cant see a end date on this?
Anyone know? I would need it for the 10th June?
Also how fast is the reply text with the policy on? usually the same day?
Thanks

Latot_2

My neighbour checked out this free breakdown but its not as good as it looks. You can save more money by filling up your diesel at Asda for 99.90p rather than paying 103.92 at Total...if you fill up everyweek then you may as well get cheaper fuel and take out decent breakdown cover at someone like AA who are more reliable. I think I would be woried about forgetting to carry the reciept or forgetting to renew in the middle of a holiday in Scotland where there are no Total stations..Just a ploy to sell expensive fuel if ou ask me.

swannee_D_3

Latot wrote: »

My neighbour checked out this free breakdown but its not as good as it looks. You can save more money by filling up your diesel at Asda for 99.90p rather than paying 103.92 at Total...if you fill up everyweek then you may as well get cheaper fuel and take out decent breakdown cover at someone like AA who are more reliable. I think I would be woried about forgetting to carry the reciept or forgetting to renew in the middle of a holiday in Scotland where there are no Total stations..Just a ploy to sell expensive fuel if ou ask me.

hey 1st post superb...yr a real bundle of fun arn't you princess..:rolleyes:

for someone without cover, going on holiday and filling up anyway, it's a great deal!

Barter

swannee_D wrote: »

hey 1st post superb...yr a real bundle of fun arn't you princess..:rolleyes:

for someone without cover, going on holiday and filling up anyway, it's a great deal!

Latot - igore the ignorant (eg people who can't spell!): you made a valid & helpful point, & welcome to the forum.

swannee_D - your 2nd point (the non-sarcastic one) is useful, but, considering your tag-line, how "courageous calm and true" was your 1st comment?

shona_diva

this is a good idea for people who want either short term cover or work to a budget..well spotted, I wonder if you get extra cover if you fill up more than once a week?

swannee_D_3

Barter wrote: »

Latot - igore the ignorant (eg people who can't spell!): you made a valid & helpful point, & welcome to the forum.

swannee_D - your 2nd point (the non-sarcastic one) is useful, but, considering your tag-line, how "courageous calm and true" was your 1st comment?

barter did you mean ignore....:rotfl::rotfl:

I totally agree we definitely need more members to sign up simply to pick holes in perfectly good grabbits....:rolleyes:

Barter

swannee_D wrote: »

barter did you mean ignore....:rotfl::rotfl:

I totally agree we definitely need more members to sign up simply to pick holes in perfectly good grabbits....:rolleyes:

Hands up, you got me there on my typo...

...still think it was pretty mean on a newbie, though...

lindsaygalaxy

Where I live its no more expensive than anywhere else....actually texaco is the most expensive.

Derek_Duval

Same where I live, total is the amongst the cheapest in my area, just checked at,

www.petrolprices.com

iamcornholio

Latot wrote: »

My neighbour checked out this free breakdown but its not as good as it looks. You can save more money by filling up your diesel at Asda for 99.90p rather than paying 103.92 .

LOL - do you work for BP or something? :rolleyes:

On my calculator, 30 x .99p + £30 RAC/AA cover is £59.70. Which is more than £31.10

I would get a new neighbour - whatever you do , don't let him loose on your tax returns :rotfl: