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Collision Damage Waiver claim
Marmot
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I hired a van last year when I was moving house and managed not very cleverly to scrape the side of it :-(
I had taken out CDW so had to pay the initial amount (£900) but then claimed this back on my CDW policy.
My question is, and apologies if I'm being a bit naive here, but does this count as a claim with regards to my personal car insurance policy? I'm not sure whether when I have to renew my personal car policy I have to make reference to this CDW claim?
Many thanks in advance for any advice :-)
Marmot
I had taken out CDW so had to pay the initial amount (£900) but then claimed this back on my CDW policy.
My question is, and apologies if I'm being a bit naive here, but does this count as a claim with regards to my personal car insurance policy? I'm not sure whether when I have to renew my personal car policy I have to make reference to this CDW claim?
Many thanks in advance for any advice :-)
Marmot
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if its a claim yes, as the question normaly is have you ever made a claimDon't put your trust into an Experian score - it is not a number any bank will ever use & it is generally a waste of money to purchase it. They are also selling you insurance you dont need.0
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I think you are complicating things.I'm not sure whether when I have to renew my personal car policy I have to make reference to this CDW claim?
You had an incident/accident which needs to be disclosed.
You could however check CUE to see what is recorded against you.
http://www.insurancedatabases.co.uk/media/2893/data_subject_access_request_form.pdf0
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