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AA membership - long term customers lose out

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  • ariba10 wrote:
    Why not change to R A C this year and back to A A next year.

    That is what I intend to do when mine comes up for renewal.

    There is no such thing as loyalty in business today

    I used to do this regularly but the RAC now have a No claim Bonus which complicates the matter. This dual pricing for old and new customers has been in for a few years
  • gregg1
    gregg1 Posts: 3,148 Forumite
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    have you tried asking your insurance company if they can provide cheap rates with one of the roadside recovery companies. When I took out my car insurance I got recovery with the AA for a lot less than if I had gone to them direct. Maybe worth a try.
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