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Car insurance cancelled policy
lewisssss
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I had a black box fitted to my car when I got my insurance last year, basically got my policy cancelled for speeding, never got caught by the police but by the black box.
So they cancel my policy and I cancel the direct debit, as I pay monthly. Cancelled it three weeks into the month and they've now sent me a e-mail saying that I have an outstanding balance. Which I assume is three weeks or a month worth of insurance.
I know I should just pay them but I'm still annoyed for getting it cancelled, it was completely my fault but I have paid so much and I'm basically skint after sorting out a new policy (which went sky high once I declared I had my policy cancelled) So I'm throwing a paddy.
How far will the company take it for a £80 outstanding balance if I don't pay?
So they cancel my policy and I cancel the direct debit, as I pay monthly. Cancelled it three weeks into the month and they've now sent me a e-mail saying that I have an outstanding balance. Which I assume is three weeks or a month worth of insurance.
I know I should just pay them but I'm still annoyed for getting it cancelled, it was completely my fault but I have paid so much and I'm basically skint after sorting out a new policy (which went sky high once I declared I had my policy cancelled) So I'm throwing a paddy.
How far will the company take it for a £80 outstanding balance if I don't pay?
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They will take it all the way.
Why not ask them to take it on the drip and save yourself the hassle of credit controllers/debt collectors/county court?0
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