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Domestic & General - any reviews?
Monkey_Shaving_Expert
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Sorry if this is in the wrong place. Feel free to redirect me if it is.
The people providing my heating cover are a joke. They only answer the phone 9am - 4:30pm Mon-Fri and, despite, allegedly being experts, they seem continually stumped as to the problems I present them with.
I'm thinking about shifting to Domestic & General and wondered if anyone here uses them? If so, what are they like? Do they respond quickly? Are theiir people knowledgeable? Etc.
Thanks,
Monkey
The people providing my heating cover are a joke. They only answer the phone 9am - 4:30pm Mon-Fri and, despite, allegedly being experts, they seem continually stumped as to the problems I present them with.
I'm thinking about shifting to Domestic & General and wondered if anyone here uses them? If so, what are they like? Do they respond quickly? Are theiir people knowledgeable? Etc.
Thanks,
Monkey
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Apart from BG, I thought all the organisations providing heating cover just had contracts with local plumbers.
So its pot luck if they are any good.
I have been very happy with BG except for the price they charge.0 -
Surely by paying an insurance company to cover heating problems , when they in turn employ a local plumber, then the user is paying twice.0
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I did have DG, we had a new boiler fitted 5years ago and at least 6 times a year we had them out to fix it, it ended up being a local plumber who was employed by them to service & fix boliers etc.
Anyway - he told me they wont replace the boiler even if it keeps breaking down,t hey'll just keep patching it up.
Needless to say I've cancelled the cover bought a new boiler and he now comes out & services it for me.
If you can, put the money in an account you won't touch and use that if it breaks down, I know it's easy to say that, but I'm in the process of cancel all my cover policy's and put the money away.0 -
Avoid like the plauge. I having nothing but problems with D&G!!
My annual service has taken 6 weeks for the local agent to come out today and have been told he can't come out due his van breaking down - that to me takes the p*** - sorry I waited 6 weeks for this and now have to wait another 3 weeks for the next slot to do the service and the plan expires 3 days after the new date.
What takes the bicuit is that D&G has only 1 repair agent covering a 20 mile radius from me!!!!
Sorry I am going to BG from now on.0 -
British Gas is the way to go, huh?0
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