£60 Admin Fee on courtesy car for speeding is it enforceable ?

neilmcl

bingoplayer said:

well as you say i guess we'll just have to wait and find out ......i know where my chips are stacked 

On your shoulder, by the sound of it 

Dr_Crypto

Not all private landlords will let to someone with CCJs as they are an indication that the person is unreliable with money. I guess if you want to limit your options for £60 you’re an adult but most people would consider that foolhardy. 

452

bingoplayer said:

well as you say i guess we'll just have to wait and find out ......i know where my chips are stacked 

In an ever depleting stack while you rent?

Mercdriver

452 said:

bingoplayer said:

well as you say i guess we'll just have to wait and find out ......i know where my chips are stacked 

In an ever depleting stack while you rent?

And renting a shed for too much money too, since the decent landlords use agencies that are strict with the credit check.

renegadefm

Surely a phone call to the car hire company that your insurance company used will clear up any doubts. Or even ring your insurance company. 

George_Michael

As the car was supplied by an insurance company and it was them that sent out the £60 invoice, could failure to pay end up with the OP's details being added onto the CUE database?
https://uk-insurance.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/27/~/claims-and-underwriting-exchange-%28cue%29

George_Michael

As the car was supplied by the insurance company and it is this company that sent out the £60 invoice then if it's not paid, would it be possible for the insurance company to add this non payment onto the CUE database?
https://uk-insurance.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/27/~/claims-and-underwriting-exchange-%28cue%29

George_Michael

As the car was supplied by the insurance company and it is this company that sent out the £60 invoice then if it's not paid, would it be possible for the insurance company to add this non payment onto the CUE database?
https://uk-insurance.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/27/~/claims-and-underwriting-exchange-%28cue%29

facade

More likely the insurer will withhold the £60 (plus their own admin fee no doubt) from the settlement. Then the OP can small claims them to get back the unauthorised deduction...

AdrianC

George_Michael said:

As the car was supplied by the insurance company and it is this company that sent out the £60 invoice then if it's not paid, would it be possible for the insurance company to add this non payment onto the CUE database?
https://uk-insurance.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/27/~/claims-and-underwriting-exchange-%28cue%29

Possibly, but only once.