Need to stop admiral taking renewal money

Makemerich

I have just beening going through all my car documents and found that my insurance runs out on the 27th :money: I don't wish to renew my insurance yet but clearly they will take the money from my because i haven't said no.As its boxing day i can't get through so what could i do to stop the money going that i dont have?

Browntoa

if you have online banking go and cancel ?

Makemerich

Browntoa wrote: »

if you have online banking go and cancel ?

Ah right will i have anycharges from them or my bank or will that just be it?

Browntoa

not sure , but they should be open tomorrow ??

CraftySaver2689

if your insurance runs out tomorrow then unless you have a new insurer you kind of need to pay it tomorrow or your uninsured ... which you cant really be unless your car is off the road

noh

Browntoa wrote: »

not sure , but they should be open tomorrow ??

Tomorrow is Sunday. Monday is a bank holiday.

Admiral telephone lines may actually be open today and tomorrow call them.
http://www.admiral.com/contactUs/contactUsCS.php

It may be too late to cancel the DD but do it anyway.
Cancel it online with your bank there wont be a charge from the bank for cancelling it.

Makemerich

CraftySaver2689 wrote: »

if your insurance runs out tomorrow then unless you have a new insurer you kind of need to pay it tomorrow or your uninsured ... which you cant really be unless your car is off the road

That's fine,i won't drive it until i find a new one,its taxed anyway.Phoned them and they aren't in

iceicebaby

They may be open tomorrow

mark55man

even with a renewal don't you get a cooling off period? so that they should refund you the full amount if you do it within a week or so

this happened for me, but not quite sure if its the law or was just good customer service.

at least that way you aren't uninsured - but be careful not to run around with two insurances as that can also cause problems

glider3560

Makemerich wrote: »

That's fine,i won't drive it until i find a new one,its taxed anyway.Phoned them and they aren't in

Is your car on the road or on private land? If its on the road, then you need insurance even if it won't be driven.

Makemerich

glider3560 wrote: »

Is your car on the road or on private land? If its on the road, then you need insurance even if it won't be driven.

No it's on the the drive