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I've seen many, many people getting payouts of far more than their cars are worth, as I say, you only hear reports of the claims which go wrong. In fact one (via buying salvage back) saw a £10k profit , although that's unusual.

The thing is though, you only hear about the ones which go wrong. In that particular case, his broker should be working on his behalf to get the true value paid out, we'd certainly be fighting the customer's corner if we felt the vehicle was being under-valued. Also, they are only £600 out on...

If they are within manufacturers specifications, then no.

No, hence why it needs to be declared.

They will not cost a penny extra to declare if you pick your insurer wisely.

Industry norm is you'll go back to 1 year NCB so that's all correct. Cheers Ollie Sky Insurance

Most people wrongly assume that means you can cancel without charge..

Yes, it makes a difference to risk.

There is every chance with the way some insurers operate, some insurers are absolutely desperate for business and will undercut every insurer out there by sometimes £hundreds in a desperate bid to secure the business. These insurers often fail when they get claims in, I've seen it time and time...

It shouldn't be, unless an insurer has gone under the market rate to insure your 182, often insurers will pop up and undercut the rest of the market in a desperate bid to secure the business. Shop around.

Hmmm reminds me of this little beaut.

SupraPod next year then Chip, unlimited runs.

Sorry Lesley :cry:

Most likely a repost? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/261139476425;jsessionid=54BFD8402E10F62CEB6C20A50B679B5C?ru=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fsch%2Fi.html%3F_sacat%3D0%26_from%3DR40%26_nkw%3D261139476425%26_rdc%3D1

Re: Learner Driver Insurance Companies, 0 years experience, 0 no claims, Modification Cant see there being any/many learner drivers on here but feel free to add us to your list: http://www.insurelearnerdriver.co.uk/

Yes indeed, makes it a little more complicated but maybe worth a telephone enquiry.

When you get your paperwork, check and double check everything again, look out for hidden excesses, exclusions and benefits.

Yes, some insurers do offer this, I dont really see the point myself but google is your friend.

Winner. (checked with my famous crystal ball and everything)

From another thread chief, he's off to Germany

Happy days then! Check out cancellation rates though for when you move.

Mods?

Me too mate, that and The Carlton. I would have given a nut for this one: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/6078204/Car-used-in-Great-Train-Robbery-sells-for-six-figure-sum.html

I'm a big Mk1 Lotus Cortina fan, I've got a few scale models kicking around. Yep, if it's in the North just drive it back, ferry is about £100 one way ticket. I'm possibly going over to pick up an old Rover (dont ask) in a week or so..

I'd advise letting them know straight away. If they charge a fee for this then you're with the wrong insurance company.

The Dicer is sorted. I dont like leaving anything festering so here you go, posted on another forum the customer uses: Ok, here is some feedback from our side for the customer and anyone else following this saga. First things first, we (Sky Insurance)are a broker so do not usually get...

Yes, as above, this is a fronted policy and is likely to leave you with void cover when you claim, at age 18 that is very likely. Ollie Sky Insurance http://www.skyinsurance.co.uk/car-club-insurance.html

Cheque in the post fella! http://www.skyinsurance.co.uk/car-club-insurance.html

We are a broker, our underwriters handle claims, unless there is an issue (which is very rare) we do not get involved. I sympathise with Dicer, it sounds like he's been through the mill.. although reading in between the lines, his issue is with one of our underwriters and repairers, not with...

No.