| standard procedire or a rip off
Posted: 3/14/2006 4:14:17 AM | | having recently been involved in a car accident . my car was written off as scrap .so having 5months left on my insurance i phoned to cancel my direct debit payments . only to be dutifully informed that at the bottom of the page in minute writing it says accidents occured whilst making payments leading to the vehicle being off the road is still liable to pay the payments of the year . my question is is this a standard thing or a bloody rip off ?? | |
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| standard procedire or a rip off
Posted: 3/14/2006 4:32:31 AM | | ^^^ Yup, you get insured for the year, not month by month, they give you credit to spread the payments. You can get insured for smaller periods but it'll cost you a premium. | |
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| standard procedire or a rip off
Posted: 3/14/2006 4:40:30 AM | | When my car was written off due to no fault of my own I still had 7 months of insurance left on it. I complained to my insurance company that due to the accident being another drivers fault I shouldn't be out of pocket so they claimed the balance left off the other drivers insurance company. Took some haggling but got there in the end. | |
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| standard procedire or a rip off
Posted: 3/14/2006 6:37:36 AM | | good for you jack we need more people to take a stand then these companies would not get away with ripping everyone off, although same goes for any company who gives good service, I have started to write to these to let them know their employees have been extremely helpful | |
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| standard procedire or a rip off
Posted: 3/14/2006 1:20:22 PM | | A year's contract is a year's contract. You were covered for a year, so you pay for a year. You should be able to transfer the remaining months onto your next car. | |
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