Maximum No-Claims

[tony 16V]

with my on going battle with greenlight, I've cancelled my policy and asked them to send my proof of no claims, which they have.

However it says 5 years no-claims... but when I took out the policy the letter from my previous company said 6 years....

Is five years the maximum no claims you can get? or have they c0cked up again??

cheers Tony.

 

[Gareth]

i'd say they have c0cked up mate, i have 7 years no claims.

 

[tony 16V]

I just rang them and asked them to return the original proof of ncb letter that I sent them... and guest what... they can't...

So I'll have to go back to Bell and ask them to re-send me the letter...

 

[Ad]

ive been really put of Greenlight and A.Flux elephant. The various UK insurance providers seem to be much better when it comes to customer service and for me at the moment anyway they are still cheaper!!!!

 

[Nebdingo]

depends what different companies see as "full no claims" bearing in mind I was 17 when I passed my test and im 33 now, I have never made a claim.

my renewals have had between 5 and 9+ years NCB discount dependent on company. none of the companys have questioned this.

I dont think it makes a huge difference when you have 5 or more years NCB.

just state when you renew, but im sure they will be fine

 

[Jamie _Swales]

5 is the maximum, most will accept 4.

If you tell tesco you have 5, then send them proof of 4 they will accept it as some only send out maxmum of 4 years proof eg more than

 

[Bryan]

AFAIK it's 9yrs NCB, some places are different, but in general, it's 9

 

[Tom_16v]

AFAIK it's 9yrs NCB, some places are different, but in general, it's 9

That's what I thought too....

 

[Adams_16v]

iv got 7, but when i ring up, most only put down 5 as being the maximum!

 

[mr_merc]

I was always brought up to believe that 5 years was a full ncb.

 

[Rich]

8 hear but most class 5 as max NCB and thats what is written on my Documents.

 

[theduck]

i thought 5 was the maximum... but what do i know, i only hav 2