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Using Amex to buy car insurance?
mi55moneypenny
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Got all my quotes off the comparison sites, does anyone know if any car insurance companies accept Amex as I'm still in my 5% cashback period and want to make the most of it!
Thanks!
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Each provider's website will tell you their accepted payment methods. For example, from Churchill......we can accept payment from the following Credit or Debit cards in one lump sum: Visa, Access, MasterCard, American Express and Switch.
http://www.churchill.com/general/site_help/car_faq.htm#650 -
mi55moneypenny wrote: »Got all my quotes off the comparison sites, does anyone know if any car insurance companies accept Amex as I'm still in my 5% cashback period and want to make the most of it!
Thanks!
If you're making the most of it then find the cheapest sites on the comparison sites and then have a look at a few through the cashback websites like quidco.0 -
Definitely try quidco.
I got £120 cashback from a £150 policy which is a lot better than Amex cashback.
Cashback is not 100% guaranteed so do NOT buy a more expensive policy to get cashback.0 -
I got £130 cashback through Quidco on a £180 policy - dead chuffed at £50 for a fully comp policy on an old Ford Fiesta!
The head gasket blew after 6 months - the repair was quoted at £350 rendering the old girl beyond economical repair (originally cost me £600 and I got 3 years cheap commuting from it).
On surrendering the certificate, I got £85 back - best part of 6 months insurance for "free" and £35 in my wallet...
:beer:“When I was a boy of fourteen, my father was so ignorant I could hardly stand to have the old man around.
But when I got to be twenty one, I was astonished at how much he had learned in seven years.”
Mark Twain0
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