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£150 is a small price to pay. If they cancelled her policy for non-disclosure, or if they was forced to pay out then pursued her personally for reimbursement of £000s then she'd soon regret not being honest when taking her policy out.
How did they find out? If she was only in the car then surely her details wouldn't be registered anywhere.... as far as I know only the policy holder/claimant is registered with the MID0 -
Some people on this forum have abit of a attitude problem.
the company is girlsdrivebetter but we did it through tiger.co.uk
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The MID isn't the claims database! (Which is CUE)
How did they find out? If she was only in the car then surely her details wouldn't be registered anywhere.... as far as I know only the policy holder/claimant is registered with the MID
(MID is the database showing insured vehicles)0 -
To be honest arc I havnt a clue how they found out,seemed abit dodgie at the time but I fully understand now0
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Some people on this forum have abit of a attitude problem.
the company is girlsdrivebetter but we did it through tiger.co.uk
many thanks
It's this question.
"Have you had, or caused any accidents, claims or damage involving any motor vehicle, in the past 5 years, whether or not a claim was made, regardless of blame?"Trying to be a man is a waste of a woman0 -
notanewuser wrote: »It's this question.
"Have you had, or caused any accidents, claims or damage involving any motor vehicle, in the past 5 years, whether or not a claim was made, regardless of blame?"
They must have recently added that.....0 -
To be honest arc I havnt a clue how they found out,seemed abit dodgie at the time but I fully understand now
CUE is a database which holds details of claims/incidents and claimants. It is intended to keep premiums down for honest policyholders by stopping "misrepresentation" of claim histories.
You can find out what info they hold about your GF by her paying £10 and sending them an access request
http://www.insurancedatabases.co.uk/default.aspx0 -
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