quote me happy - confused.com

sooz

confused.com

awful advert. awful website, great deal and saved me a third on cheapest quote last year.

worth a try, even through their awful site

ManAtHome

Tried it last year - they could only be 4rsed to give me a quote within 4 weeks (tried 6 weeks out) so I stuck with my current insurers. SOOO MANY COMPANIES COULDN'T GIVE A ***** - cobblers.

gravitytolls

I spent ages putting the information in, only to be told at the end that they had a technical error, please try later.

Did it all again, and after a week had only 2 quotes, 1 of which expired after 24 hours.

I thought it was lousy, so I looked at Direct Line, they asked few questions, and saved me £20 a month on contents and buildings.

Good old direct line.

greenwich

I tried confused.com last month. They came up immediately with loads of deals below what I had been quoted as my renewal quote. So I rang my insurance company and told them that, and they agreed to match the confused.com quote so I stayed with them.

Tammyleicester

I tried these too but then went on https://www.insuresupermarket.co.uk
Cheapest i've found.. got my home insurance on there too. £42 pm for joint life cover, buildings AND contents through NorwichUnion.

Edinburghlass_2

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cheersthanksbye

gravitytolls wrote:

I thought it was lousy, so I looked at Direct Line, they asked few questions, and saved me £20 a month on contents and buildings.

Good old direct line.

Fair dos and glad you made a saving. One thing about direct line though, they are run by the same company who plums out insurance for a number of the 'newbie' insurers to the market. Tesco and Egg for starters. I had a mate who worked for them and it litterally is a case of the same insurance with a different customer facing end. I had a mate who worked in the call centre, and when you dial up the computer systems tell them whether to answer 'Hello Tesco" or "Hello Direct Line". Quite sneaky really.

Anyhow, in light of confused being tempremental, I always have a look around these three. For my car and me being under 25, Egg was by far and away the cheapest out of these three.

gravitytolls

Good for you, every savings worth having.

As for tesco.direct line, I don't care what they say so long as the cover's right and the price is low.

In fact, when Direct lLine increase their premium next year - they give 15% discount for online purchase - I'll probably go to Tesco. HAHA.

newfunk

Try Norwich union direct..25% off if you take a policy before the end of September!!

Found it really cheap for my GF who is 21, and on provisional licence..