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Ways to bring car insurance down
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I always tell existing company to foxtrot oscar if they try to price match with a polite note to try again next year, not to try and rip me off first. If they can match the price they could have offered me that price in the first place...
Agreed with the sentiment, if not the language. I prefer to ask why, if I say I can get identical cover for £480 elsewhere rather than the renewal quote of £760, do they then offer me a special deal of "just" £710. Do they really think that this *SPECIAL DEAL* is going to appeal to me?
And don't let me get started about them emailing a link to a new policy that I reject, then sending me a letter asking me to post back the new rejected policy document.0
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