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Voluntary Excess - worth going high?
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Problem is your car wont be repaired, They will write it off. Even a small parking scuff would cost
more than its worth to fix properly at "insurance rates"
Some companies now charge a small fee for chip repairs.
£10 or £20. Cannot remember if its my current insurers or whether it was direct line that charged?Censorship Reigns Supreme in Troll City...0 -
Dont think you realise how much car repairs are.
With all due respect McKneff I find that comment extremely patronising.
The policy is not being taken out so that I can claim should I have any issues caused by me. Any repairs caused by myself are met by myself. And they always have been.0 -
If you are claiming on someone elses insurance you dont have to have fully comprehensive insurance on your car, your level of insurance is irrelevant.
*sigh*
If I am claiming on someone else's insurance for and the repair is likely to take several days then I would request a courtesy car paid for by them.
I cannot get a courtesy car with TPFT insurance.
There is less than £5 difference in policy options.
Should my windscreen get chipped then I can get it repaired free and it has more than paid for itself. Should the screen need replaced then I would not claim on my insurance, I would meet the cost myself as it's not cost effective on small runaround cars and it also affects my NCD.0 -
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forgotmyname wrote: »
Some companies now charge a small fee for chip repairs.
£10 or £20. Cannot remember if its my current insurers or whether it was direct line that charged?
The company I am with do not charge for chip repairs.
I checked it out and everything - who would have thought it eh?!!!;):p0
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