Aviva Free contents insurance and £65 Cashback!

5581daniel

I thought I would let you guys know about a great offer I have snatched up from Aviva!

They are offering buildings insurance with free contents insurance (upto £55,000)!

I also used a cashback website which pays out £65 on purchase of the policy!! (Please check the 'referal forum')

My insurance has cost me £167 (approx £13 a month) however with the cashback I will receive its cost me £102 quid and I have free contents!! I used comparison websites and none came cheaper for both buildings and contents and I have made a brilliant saving! Its not one to be missed!

As always there are terms and conditons to the free contents insurance (I think you have to have 3 years no claims) but check out the website for more details!:money:

Quentin

Nice bit of spam complete with your referral link we see, Danny boy!!

5581daniel

Quentin wrote: »

Nice bit of spam complete with your referral link we see, Danny boy!!

I wouldn't say its spam? I have nothing to do with Aviva. Its me letting everyone know what money I have saved! How many people do you know that can get buildings and contents for just over £100???

(Although with it being my first post I will make sure I haven't broken any of the rules!)

5581daniel

5581daniel wrote: »

I wouldn't say its spam? I have nothing to do with Aviva. Its me letting everyone know what money I have saved! How many people do you know that can get buildings and contents for just over £100???

(Although with it being my first post I will make sure I haven't broken any of the rules!)

On checking I can see that I have broken a rule!!!! Whoops!! The information, including my referal will be in the 'Referal Forum'. Thanks!!!

Quentin

5581daniel wrote: »

Its me letting everyone know what money I have saved!

Have a read on what aviva are like on service, and you might feel you are letting everyone know what money you have wasted!

Do a search here and on the web to learn all about aviva's home insurance "service"

eg: http://www.reviewcentre.com/reviews3297.html

Recent reviews include: heaven help any one who needs them in a hurry/beware of them there customer service is awful./they lie & decive/Worst company ever to deal with

mikey72

Quentin wrote: »

Have a read on what aviva are like on service, and you might feel you are letting everyone know what money you have wasted!

Do a search here and on the web to learn all about aviva's home insurance "service"

eg: http://www.reviewcentre.com/reviews3297.html

Recent reviews include: heaven help any one who needs them in a hurry/beware of them there customer service is awful./they lie & decive/Worst company ever to deal with

They're an insurance company. And while I agree they're as bad as most, it's a pity you didn't mention this when you recommended them in this thread.

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/40715240#Comment_40715240

Quentin

mikey72 wrote: »

They're an insurance company. And while I agree they're as bad as most, it's a pity you didn't mention this when you recommended them in this thread.

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/40715240#Comment_40715240

What is your agenda?

I don't recommend anyone, and haven't done so in the thread you linked to.

In that thread a poster asked if anyone knew any insurers who don't charge admin fees, and I replied giving two that I know of:

shark_DB wrote: »

As a matter of interest does anyone know if there any insurance companies that don't charge you an administration fee for making a change any more?

Quentin wrote: »

Aviva and swiftcover don't. (For changes made online).

To suggest I am two faced by pointing out problems with Aviva here yet recommending Aviva elsewhere is just a lie, and seems to show you do have an agenda!

Perhaps you'll have the decency to now stand corrected over this matter.

Though probably won't, as I see you haven't done so over the matter of county court fees you were corrected on in this thread:

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/2985432

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Quentin wrote: »

Have a read on what aviva are like on service, and you might feel you are letting everyone know what money you have wasted!

Do a search here and on the web to learn all about aviva's home insurance "service"

eg: http://www.reviewcentre.com/reviews3297.html

Recent reviews include: heaven help any one who needs them in a hurry/beware of them there customer service is awful./they lie & decive/Worst company ever to deal with

i haven't seen any insurance company (home or motor) with a majority of good reviews. people who complain are more likely to moan and write the reviews i think. i find them unreliable and only you yourself can judge on the experience of an insurance company. think about all those policyholders who have no problems are are unheard of that don't write reviews.

in another thing, without finding this thread, aviva seem to have the best deal for me going as well. the free contents and cashback. still searching though!