breakdown cover

photome

elfina wrote: »

Explain what ?

You hijacked my post although it did get back on track eventually, then posted Ha ha ha, just wondered what you were laughing at.

ps my son is 20 but dont know why it is relevant to which rescue service i should use

photome

AdrianC wrote: »

We've all been one.

At your son's age, I'd been living away from my parents for a bit over four years, in three different parts of the country, and was more than capable of organising my own breakdown cover.

I will join in and take it more off topic, i left home at 16 bought my first car when i was 19 with no help from parents

photome

Babbawah wrote: »

All insurance backed breakdown recovery schemes should be considered as a type of 'Ponzi' scheme.

Which, after all, it's all they are !

It just boils down to which particular crook you wish to admin your particular scheme.

so whats your suggestion

Babbawah

photome wrote: »

so whats your suggestion

My suggestion would be to boil all of the MSE staff writers in oil.

A suggestion that I think you would disagree with.

photome

Babbawah wrote: »

My suggestion would be to boil all of the MSE staff writers in oil.

A suggestion that I think you would disagree with.

you are a joy to behold

Jugers

There are cheaper options from similar car breakdown providers. Here you can check out the lastest prices and reviews.

http://www.whybreakdown.co.uk/breakdown_cover_providers/rac_breakdown_cover.shtml

You could just stay with one of the big boys (AA, RAC, or GREEN FLAG) but you will get a better deal with the smaller companies.