Gap Insurance

yar_2

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keyser666 wrote: »

Both bris and unholyangel have been giving constructive advice here for years, they also do so whilst evaluating posts made by people and I think they have picked up a valuable and legitimate aspect of the original post which should be asked/mentioned.

That maybe, but prumsuptions and asumptions are not fact and are not helping, as an actual fact they are wrong, and should not assume anything. I would be very grate full if this could be avoided i will not comment on this any more ,
assuming some one actually has something that will help
(assumptions are the mother of all )

unholyangel

yar wrote: »

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That maybe, but prumsuptions and asumptions are not fact and are not helping, as an actual fact they are wrong, and should not assume anything. I would be very grate full if this could be avoided i will not comment on this any more ,
assuming some one actually has something that will help
(assumptions are the mother of all )

Hows this then.

If you were to take this to court, a judge is likely to ask the same questions/pick the same holes in your argument.

After all, you said you sent notice of cancellation, but who's to say this wasnt you sending your proof of no claims/other documentation relating to your policy?

If you took out another policy that was cheaper and can prove this, then it backs up your claim that you cancelled when you said you did.

I'm not here to insult you or belittle you. I'm only interested in giving advice and the only way we can give accurate advice is sometimes by asking such questions.

If you're only willing to give us the information you choose to give us, then you have to appreciate that you may receive advice that could not only be ineffective, but end up putting you in a worse position than you are now.

Your choice.

yar_2

unholyangel wrote: »

Hows this then.

If you were to take this to court, a judge is likely to ask the same questions/pick the same holes in your argument.

After all, you said you sent notice of cancellation, but who's to say this wasnt you sending your proof of no claims/other documentation relating to your policy?

If you took out another policy that was cheaper and can prove this, then it backs up your claim that you cancelled when you said you did.

I'm not here to insult you or belittle you. I'm only interested in giving advice and the only way we can give accurate advice is sometimes by asking such questions.

If you're only willing to give us the information you choose to give us, then you have to appreciate that you may receive advice that could not only be ineffective, but end up putting you in a worse position than you are now.


nope did not get athother policy simply forgot , i never received any policy ducuments,no reminders nothing i simply forgot as it was added on with the car which i have got rid of nearly a year now.
the address of the gap insurance provider was on the finance papers that came with the car i never have received any thing from the GAP insurance providers.
thanks for any help ray

Your choice.

e finace of the car

yar_2

nope did not get athother policy simply forgot , i never received any policy ducuments,no reminders nothing i simply forgot as it was added on with the car which i have got rid of nearly a year now.
the address of the gap insurance provider was on the finance papers that came with the car i never have received any thing from the GAP insurance providers.
thanks for any help ray

unholyangel

yar wrote: »

e finace of the car

Thanks for that reply

Okay, the finance agreement, does it have any clauses about the car having to be insured? I've seen a few agreements with a clause such as this so might be worthwhile checking your T&C's.

yar_2

no clauses i was advised to get it at the show room i went home read the ducumments and i had the right to cancel the gap with in a certain amount of time so i sent the recorded letter to cancell