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motor insurance ploy
Can't find a suitable newsgroup, so please forgive me asking here...
Last year, fully comp insurance from Direct Line on my 2002 Vectra 1.8l LS Estate, with 9 years NCB, was £193 This year, with no change to cover and no claims, their written offer is £339 - a whopping 75% increase. On ringing them to ask why, I was transferred to someone who proceeded to look up my account and then said he could approve a reduction to £235 ! The snag was that he said that he could not confirm this in writing - I would have to allow the renewal to go ahead as received, and accept his word that the charge would be reduced to £235. Luckily I have a week or two to decide what to do before the present policy expires. But has anyone else met this business of offering a highly inflated 'quote' and hoping the punter won't object ? If so, and they agreed, did the insurer live up to the promise ? |
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