no MOT car is write off, 1st central not paying

molerat

Another success for MSE :money:

pulliptears

But of course, if you had believed some of the misinformed folk on here you would have received nowt

Well done mate, pleased for you. Knew you couldn't lose.

Anyone want a slice? Its my favourite....Humble

newbie007_2

Well done. Another victory for the consumer!! :beer:

Quote:
Originally Posted by sassy-one
Okay, as you say, however, I have always gone by small print, as if they can't in force there small print, what's the point of them having such?

One is not so savvy which is why you have always said in here - NO MOT = INVALID INSURANCE

Quentin

george-s2 wrote: »

insurance paid me full amount......

Good news.

But did they apologise for their previous "point blank" refusals, and their unfair and unenforceable policy condition?

mcjordi

excellent new george..

newbie007_2

sassy-one wrote: »

This may be the case, but me personally, I would not be happy making a claim if I had no MOT.

Now armed with new knowledge via the help from this forum, I will doubt you will not make a claim if you happen to come into the OP situation one day. It's all words on this forum, some are FACTS, others are opinions or wrong knowledge.

Harry_Flashman

I'll hold my hands up and admit I was wrong. I firmly believed that no MoT = no insurance.

I wish all the best to george

Rolandtheroadie

Excellent news george-s2, hopefully everyone lied to by their insurers will find this thread and start the process to prove their insurer wrong.

sarahg1969

Good stuff, George.

raskazz

Congratulations george, thanks for updating us and confirming that no MOT = no insurance is an urban myth.