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AA renewal rip off.
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Well to be honest, Ive done well out of AA.
Last year I got it for about £15 using a code from a Newspaper it was £35 and I got a £20 voucher back for M&S. When I got my document I got a free years cover for Home Emergency, had to use this twice last year when I had an electricity emergency and a burst pipe emergency. They sent me documents yesterday to cover emergency for anothe year at a cost of £72 but I rang to cancel it.
They immediately offered me it at half price, so all that cover for £36.make the most of it, we are only here for the weekend.
and we will never, ever return.0 -
Just cancelled AA cover. Went from £91 (less £20 Quidco) last year to £148 - 20% discount (£111) so an increase of £40. When I rang them they dropped to £100, but wouldn't budge from that.
Now shopping around for cover. People seem to recommend Green Flag, but my quote for 'personal' cover was dearer than the AA. RAC seems best, £94 - £20 Quidco.0 -
Just cancelled AA cover. Went from £91 (less £20 Quidco) last year to £148 - 20% discount (£111) so an increase of £40. When I rang them they dropped to £100, but wouldn't budge from that.
Now shopping around for cover. People seem to recommend Green Flag, but my quote for 'personal' cover was dearer than the AA. RAC seems best, £94 - £20 Quidco.
Try topcashback."If you act like an illiterate man, your learning will never stop... Being uneducated, you have no fear of the future.".....
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I swap every year or so between AA and RAC. It keeps the cost down. Does mean you spend half-an-hour on the phone to AA trying to cancel though.Save £200 a month : [STRIKE]Oct[/STRIKE] Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr0
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How about £45 with the RAC?
RAC Personal cover, 1 person (you covered for ANY vehicle you are in) Roadside, recovery and home. £105. Go via topcashback.co.uk and you get £60 back on that £105 making it £45.
That's what I have just done.
I switch between the AA and RAC every year and use whatever cashback site goves me the best deal. There's no company loyalty to long term customers anymore, so why should I be loyal to them.
PsiNear a tree by a river, there's a hole in the ground.
Where an old man of Aran goes around and around....0 -
We get cover for £59 which includes European breakdown as well , been with them for 3 years and still same price , had one call out which was dealt with quick and mechanic arrived within 40 mins !
quotelinedirect is the way to go as far as we are concerned !A Bast**d I May Be ! I Was Born One !
Whats Your Excuse ?0
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