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Just had my motorcycle stolen...

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  • Sgt_Pepper_2
    Sgt_Pepper_2 Posts: 3,644 Forumite
    skivenov wrote: »
    Beware of the Police "arranging recovery". Fine if you're insurers are going to pay it without a shadow of a doubt, but the Police's contractors charge big time for storage and recovery.

    If the Police insist on recoverring it, ask why and insist that they are coverring any recovery charges. Record the call, or at least the name and number of whoever contacts you.

    The police will either recover it section 99 rta or under pace. If its 99 the owner pays.
  • Quentin
    Quentin Posts: 40,405 Forumite
    Wongsky... I didn't have any NCB, I would've had a years NCB in two months though. Why would it go down as a 'fault' claim? I'm not sure how I'm at fault?....

    "Fault" and "non fault" in insurance claims doesn't refer to "blame", but whether or not your insurer paid out anything.

    Yours will be a fault claim (unless your insurer is able to get all its costs reimbursed by the thief).
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