Any one haggled with Autoaid?

anon_ymous

My breakdown cover is set to expire in around 2 weeks or so, and they ARE the cheapest fully comp breakdown providers out there, but still wouldn't mind trying to get some sort of discount if I could

Also, I think the costs of being with a "spouse" far outweighs the cost savings it brings for couples

But still it's not bad I guess at £39/year

lisyloo

I don't think you'll have any chance.
It's an excellent deal.

I think the costs of being with a "spouse" far outweighs the cost savings it brings for couples

Why don't you find a spouse earning more than you :-)

anon_ymous

lisyloo wrote: »

I don't think you'll have any chance.
It's an excellent deal.



Why don't you find a spouse earning more than you :-)

Thanks. Thought not. Erm, I don't really want to get married yet :rotfl:

Besides, I would think that any marriage costs far, far more than £39/year

Quentin

You have nothing to lose trying a haggle at renewal! MSE urges it. (And autoaid do give offers to new customers)

It's covered in the MSE car breakdown guide:

http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/car-insurance/breakdown-cover

Don’t just renew. Want to stick? HAGGLE, HAGGLE, HAGGLE

Say you'll leave unless you get a better deal.

The guide points out a good success rate even when haggling with the smaller companies.

anon_ymous

Quentin wrote: »

You have nothing to lose trying a haggle at renewal! MSE urges it. (And autoaid do give offers to new customers)

It's covered in the MSE car breakdown guide:

http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/car-insurance/breakdown-cover
The guide points out a good success rate even when haggling with the smaller companies.

Thanks for that. Im not a new customer. Im a returning one

Quentin

waqasahmed wrote: »

Thanks for that. Im not a new customer. Im a returning one

The point is they have offers for new customers so there is room to haggle, or leave!

You can always come back as a new customer if that's better than nothing!