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ESURE-Insurance increase 300% for no reason
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Jeez....is there a pedants corner around here :-)Let's say the op wasn't £10 to £30.
It was an example to demonstrate a point which starrystarry got.
Do they mean annual? or over a few months?"Only noticed after a few months so have lost £100's"
I would agree lax, not checking either the insurance or their statements and if you behave like that then sooner of later you're gonna get caught out either by a cynical company who didn't send a renewal notice or a genuine error.0 -
Jeez....is there a pedants corner around here :-) ........................
You tell me.
Does it matter what the op posted, or what you think sounds better?
Which is more relevant to the post?
(I'm going for what the op put trumps your alternative scenario, so that's what I'm basing my responses on. You go for yours if you want to though.)0
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