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just got my renewal from Ecar insurance, Male, 27, 3 years NCB - £652 fully comp + breakdown + legal.
last year i paid £657. gutted!!!
anybody think its worth haggling with them or is a take it or leave it thing with car insurance companies???If your lucky enough to be irish, your lucky enough0 -
It's always worth checking with other companies via comparison sites and, as has been mentioned before, it's also worth applying to your existing company as a new customer.0
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MSE_Archna wrote: »Having last week put the Cheapest Car Insurance System in the weekly e-mail I got an email from someone saying it cut his costs down to £48. So I thought it'd be interesting to see who else seared down their car insurance that way. Did you manage it for under £100?Martin
thank you Martin
today I did the compare thing having received my renewal quote from Privilege. I found 4 quotes significantly cheaper than my renewal quote - one of them being Privilege. I rang them and told them - they offered me the online quote AND offered me monthly payment at 0%interest. I have saved £160 in one hit. Thank you thank you thank you!!:rotfl:0 -
My renewal was £224, so I used Moneysupermarket to find Sabre quoting £123.90 for fully comp, then I went through Quidcom for £90 cashback making it £43.90 then used my Egg Money Card for another £1.24 off !!, so paid £42.66, a saving of £181.34.0
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From my Quidco account:
30 Aug 2007 00:21:06 Prudential Car Insurance 157.50 130.00 paid 01 Nov 2007
Net cost £27.50
Suspect I won't do as well this time around0 -
Last October, my fully comp insurance with Prudential was £184 - went through quidco, got £100 cash back and Prudential also threw in a years free breakdown cover with Green Flag - which meant I could cancel my AA sub for a year and I used my cash back credit card to pay. In effect, THEY paid me to insure my car with them
As Fatbelly says, dont think I shall get a break like that this year.
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Irisheyes, surely you are going to check out a number of other companies first? You can read what to do at the top of the thread - let us know how much you save.
Will, a 1.8 turbo Peugeot at 17? Cant you look for a cheaper to insure car with 1000 cc or something?0 -
My fully comp policy through Pru last year cost £164 with a year's free Green Flag breakdown cover, £100 cash back through Quidco and paid with a cashback card.
So sub £64 and free breakdown cover - and will be disappointed if I can't beat that this year! :rotfl:0 -
I got car insurance for £339 fully comp from Tesco back in Feb.
Using the "500points a month" code, that returned £240 in clubcard vouchers.
I also got 10 vouchers for "£10 off spend over £20", which weren't limited to 1 per shop, hence got a further £100 off.
The result? Fully comp car insurance for the equivalent of -£1 ! wahey!:beer:
Oh yeah, that included protected no claims discount too!Friendly greeting!0 -
Lucy, you got same deal as me - the AA sub I cancelled was about £130 I think.
A couple of months later Pru had increased to £130 cash back through quidco.0
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