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Extortionate Prices
- Thread starter SteveW77
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Damian
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When lorry took my drivers side wing mirror off it was deemed to be unsafe to drive without it and the Insurance company arranged a hire car until the repairs were completed.
If you have fully comp insurance you should, hopefully, have replacement hire car included.
As you have dash cam evidence then getting your excess back should present no problem.
If you have fully comp insurance you should, hopefully, have replacement hire car included.
As you have dash cam evidence then getting your excess back should present no problem.
Afraid when your insurance comes up for renewalo you have to declare the accident and you might get charged extra although if you do I would change insurers.
ASs a word of warning a friend of ours is an electrician. His van was hit by a council truck when parked. The council paid for the repair and he thougtht nothing more of it. His car insurers cancelled his car insurance mid term when they discovered it without making any checks whatosever with him as to the circumstances, simply saying he had not declared the accident at renewal. Won't name the company but I would not insure the door knobs with them and they were the cheapest.
When you make a claim against another insurer the details are logged on a computer system which your own insurer has access to and can trace it if they check. The purpose of the system is to reduce fraud but it can cause other problems.
ASs a word of warning a friend of ours is an electrician. His van was hit by a council truck when parked. The council paid for the repair and he thougtht nothing more of it. His car insurers cancelled his car insurance mid term when they discovered it without making any checks whatosever with him as to the circumstances, simply saying he had not declared the accident at renewal. Won't name the company but I would not insure the door knobs with them and they were the cheapest.
When you make a claim against another insurer the details are logged on a computer system which your own insurer has access to and can trace it if they check. The purpose of the system is to reduce fraud but it can cause other problems.
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