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drink driving car insurance
I am just about to start looking for car insurance post a drink driving conviction. this has been my only conviction in 34 years of driving ( parking tickets not included) I wasnt actually driving but I was in my car . The disqualification ended in June last year and I have decided to buy a car ( now purchased ) and I am looking for advice about seeking car insurance Thank you in advance
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Comparison engines.
Yes, it is going to be expensive.1 -
There are one or two specialist brokers yiu can phone that might help. Google will find them. I had to help a 'problem' driver a few years ago and these brokers were better than the comparison sites then. Try both though.0
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Using the name Flux sometimes might help but other specialist brokers are out there
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