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| dont know which earth youre living on, this one or fullers, of course they want to know, that;s why it's in the terms and conditions and they make millions of pounds a year by upping peoples premiums, even on non faulters. Break the terms and conditions, they don't pay, saving themselves even more money.
Yes but the insurance companies know that customers are driven by price, if they increase their premium next year as a result of this small ding that didn't cost them anything, then they probably won't retain the customer.
Unless you are saying that all insurers will increase their prices by the same amount, which if this is the case they should be reported to the OFT for price fixing.0 -
The biggest crime is that someone has denied Credit Hire Co, Claims Management Co Ambulance chasers, referral fee chasers and a repairer off "The Panel" a chance to fleece someone.
Shocking!
Forgot "Sympathetic Medic" and NHS fees,Mr Straw described whiplash as "not so much an injury, more a profitable invention of the human imagination—undiagnosable except by third-rate doctors in the pay of the claims management companies or personal injury lawyers"0 -
Well I would not have reported it either. I would not think it was necessary if we had agreed to sort it out between ourselves.
I'm glad the young man got a job.
(Surely the question asked by insurance companies is 'have you made any claims in the last five years', or 'have you had any convictions' not 'have you had an accident' ?).(AKA HRH_MUngo)
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Imagine someone holding forth on biology whose only knowledge of the subject is the Book of British Birds, and you have a rough idea of what it feels like to read Richard Dawkins on theology: Terry Eagleton0 -
seven-day-weekend wrote: »Well I would not have reported it either. I would not think it was necessary if we had agreed to sort it out between ourselves.
I'm glad the young man got a job.
(Surely the question asked by insurance companies is 'have you made any claims in the last five years', or 'have you had any convictions' not 'have you had an accident' ?).
You're supposed to inform them of just about anything.
Half out fleet cars have at least one scuff/scrape/dent in them, however I can tell you now, on a fleet of 300+ vehicles, we've put 1 claim through in the last year.
That wasn't our fault either; complete write-off '60' Mondeo as a van driver went over a red light (one of mine went through on green).
We're paying about £1100/vehicle, which taking into account half of what they're used for, I don't think that's too bad.
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