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Car Stolen recovered
Trebor01
Posts: 234 Forumite
My car was stolen recovered, and I decided not to claim for the slight damage caused as my excess is so high.
I have now changed my home address and had the new schedule through and they have listed the claim on my schedule, which will no doubt put my premium next time round even though I did not claim.
Does anyone know of the implications here...?
I have now changed my home address and had the new schedule through and they have listed the claim on my schedule, which will no doubt put my premium next time round even though I did not claim.
Does anyone know of the implications here...?
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yep, you told them it had been stolen (as you were obliged to), this puts an "incident" on your record which will almost certainly result in premium loading at renewal.
Nothing you can do except shop round at renewal time, but that's good advice even if you hadn't had the incident0
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