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I got my AA renewal through and it costs £85 to renew with Option 200. I know they often give new members discounts so I looked on the website to see what they are offering and it is costing £91
Then I saw that the £91 includes an online discount and the true price is £129 So why are they quoting me £85? I can get 25% IAM discount, but that doesn't match the figures.
Am I getting a good deal with the AA, I'm wondering if I should stick with them. I know there are other companies, including the one where you pay £29 and reclaim expenses. But nothing else from the Clubcard brochure interests me, so I might as well have it for free.
I got my AA renewal through and it costs £85 to renew with Option 200. I know they often give new members discounts so I looked on the website to see what they are offering and it is costing £91
Then I saw that the £91 includes an online discount and the true price is £129
So why are they quoting me £85? I can get 25% IAM discount, but that doesn't match the figures.Am I getting a good deal with the AA, I'm wondering if I should stick with them. I know there are other companies, including the one where you pay £29 and reclaim expenses. But nothing else from the Clubcard brochure interests me, so I might as well have it for free.
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I buy Option 200 and they upgrade it to Option 300 as I'm a "valued customer" or something.
Did you check the Option 100 prices, maybe they upgraded you for free?Newlywed at the point I joined the forum... now newly separated0
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