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Tyler 24-05-2011 12:50 PM

Insane insurance quote
 
Thought i would have a look to see what insurance quotes i could get, and out of all the compare sites Money supermarket, go compare etc i only got one quote...
http://i1221.photobucket.com/albums/...0518-00117.jpg

W......T......F I am with Keith Michaels any way but Jeeeeeeze...
I am 26, 27 in a couple months with 8 years no claims... All engine mods where declared on this, the thing is i was insured with Direct line 2 years ago for £1000 fully comp. (engine mods were not declared, i mean they were *cough cough* HOW is that a quote!!!!

munk 24-05-2011 12:55 PM

:10: that's brilliant!!!! What a bag of tits!!!How can they justify these things!!!:fight:

centurion73 24-05-2011 01:06 PM

Wow, thats CHEAP :brickwall:

Dirty Dogg 24-05-2011 01:27 PM

Thats mental... your proberly find your limited to 3000 miles a year & only insured between the hours of 11 & 1500hrs lol...

Tyler 24-05-2011 02:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by munk (Post 88556)
:10: that's brilliant!!!! What a bag of tits!!!How can they justify these things!!!:fight:

Tell me about it, dont get me started..... Surely they should be arressted, thats daylight robbery..

Quote:

Originally Posted by centurion73 (Post 88559)
Wow, thats CHEAP :brickwall:

Cheap as chips a Mark... :lol: I could buy a couple scoobies for that...

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dirty Dogg (Post 88562)
Thats mental... your proberly find your limited to 3000 miles a year & only insured between the hours of 11 & 1500hrs lol...

Yeah prob if i read the small print it would say something radical like that, was going to go through with the quote as that insurance quote must come with a free car surley.. :lol:

AndyWRX 24-05-2011 03:50 PM

Blimey, thats abit much lol

Tyler 24-05-2011 03:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AndyWRX (Post 88593)
Blimey, thats abit much lol

Just a bit, i nearly swallowed my own tounge when that quote appeared.

gtiteen 25-05-2011 12:36 AM

A few years back I got a quote for a 328i sport I had at the time. £97,500 or something like that!!! I phoned up to see what the monthly payments would be for a laugh lol

ralliart didz 25-05-2011 12:52 AM

you can see why people drive with out it


thats why its so dear,funny thing is you pay high and get sweet f a on a pay out when some mug hits you

rossmarts 25-05-2011 08:15 AM

Most of the insurance schemes available through comparison sites are mainstream insurers and policies. They are looking for middle aged drivers with sensible 1.6 hatchbacks, low annual mileage, nice postcode etc.

When a company returns a quote like the one above they are essentially telling you that the combination of you and your car are not the type of risk they look to cover.

You always have to speak to a broker in order to be put on an appropriate scheme. If you have any vehicle that for it's class can be considered a performance vehicle then comparison sites are a waste of time. It is annoying though that when insurance is a legal requirement the companies can seemingly just pluck whatever number they like out of thin air.

Chunk 25-05-2011 08:47 AM

Cant beat The Moley!!!!

On insurance comparison websites, i can get insured on an 800bhp SL65 AMG Black Series for just over £2000
Not sure how or where they get their prices from

Tyler 25-05-2011 02:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gtiteen (Post 88724)
A few years back I got a quote for a 328i sport I had at the time. £97,500 or something like that!!! I phoned up to see what the monthly payments would be for a laugh lol

97k!!!! W T F!!!!


Quote:

Originally Posted by didlo (Post 88726)
you can see why people drive with out it


thats why its so dear,funny thing is you pay high and get sweet f a on a pay out when some mug hits you

That is so true, and what wind's me up is i cant have my bike and car on the same policy, its not as if i can ride my bike and drive my car at the same time!!!

Quote:

Originally Posted by rossmarts (Post 88740)
Most of the insurance schemes available through comparison sites are mainstream insurers and policies. They are looking for middle aged drivers with sensible 1.6 hatchbacks, low annual mileage, nice postcode etc.

When a company returns a quote like the one above they are essentially telling you that the combination of you and your car are not the type of risk they look to cover.

You always have to speak to a broker in order to be put on an appropriate scheme. If you have any vehicle that for it's class can be considered a performance vehicle then comparison sites are a waste of time. It is annoying though that when insurance is a legal requirement the companies can seemingly just pluck whatever number they like out of thin air.

I understand that completley and that does make sense, but i got a quote last year through these sights and got a quote for £1300 fully comp, (but without mods) :|

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chunk (Post 88746)
Cant beat The Moley!!!!

On insurance comparison websites, i can get insured on an 800bhp SL65 AMG Black Series for just over £2000
Not sure how or where they get their prices from

So true Chunk... £900 with engine mods declared.... Well the renewal price came through any way so not sure if it was Gary that would sort that out..

centurion73 25-05-2011 03:24 PM

They have suggested that the sector has increased its prices by 40% but your difference between last year and this is more then 40%. Considering the government were looking at ways to suggest a fair policy for insurance this does not seem to be getting though.

I tried a test last night on a insurance compare site using my current details and a different version and nearly fell off my chair

Current policy - myself + 2 others to drive, 9 years NC, parked on drive - £342 FC
Test policy - myself only, 0 NC, parked on drive - £4935 FC

I m 38 for god sake .... how can they make a difference like that

Tyler 25-05-2011 04:23 PM

They are just con artists mate, unbelievable!!! Makes you feel sick really!!:vom:

Moley_WRX 25-05-2011 05:20 PM

Lol at the con artist comments.

If you could see what gets paid out, and exactly where is goes, you'd understand why rates have to go up.

Tyler 26-05-2011 11:05 AM

That dig was not at you Gary, as your quote was no where near the quotes i have been getting. I understand that there are a lot of false claims etc and some of the pay outs are huge, but it just seems like the people who are not causing the issue are getting penalised... You guys at Ketih Michaels quoted me £850 if i pay in full or £930 if i pay in installments. The only other quote i got was £9.5k if i pay in full or £11k if i pay in installments... That is what shocked me..

Moley_WRX 26-05-2011 11:13 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tyler (Post 88892)
That dig was not at you Gary, as your quote was no where near the quotes i have been getting. I understand that there are a lot of false claims etc and some of the pay outs are huge, but it just seems like the people who are not causing the issue are getting penalised... You guys at Ketih Michaels quoted me £850 if i pay in full or £930 if i pay in installments. The only other quote i got was £9.5k if i pay in full or £11k if i pay in installments... That is what shocked me..

I didn't take it as a dig.... it just that these no-win-no-fee lot are killing the market, and insurers get the blame for it.

In 2010 there were 200,000 whiplash claim (so ignoring any other injury... just whiplash) with an average payout of £5000 (including legal fees), so the insurers paid out £2bil just on those claims.... which makes up 20% of everyones premium.

Thats why you just won't get insured these days if you live in an area of high PI claims (Birmingham, Bradford etc...)

scoobycoops 31-05-2011 09:12 PM

Good call Gary.
Tyler - you've changed.

Tyler 01-06-2011 10:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Moley_WRX (Post 88894)
I didn't take it as a dig.... it just that these no-win-no-fee lot are killing the market, and insurers get the blame for it.

In 2010 there were 200,000 whiplash claim (so ignoring any other injury... just whiplash) with an average payout of £5000 (including legal fees), so the insurers paid out £2bil just on those claims.... which makes up 20% of everyones premium.

Thats why you just won't get insured these days if you live in an area of high PI claims (Birmingham, Bradford etc...)

OUCH!!!! That is a hell of a lot of Fake claims.. I am guessing that CR then is a bad area for those PI claims then.. :(

Quote:

Originally Posted by scoobycoops (Post 89628)
Good call Gary.
Tyler - you've changed.

Sorry Coops, little confused... Changed what?? Insurance...?

Moley_WRX 01-06-2011 10:22 AM

CR isn't that bad. If you were in a London postcode you'd probably be paying double what you are now

gtiteen 01-06-2011 10:25 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Moley_WRX (Post 88894)
I didn't take it as a dig.... it just that these no-win-no-fee lot are killing the market, and insurers get the blame for it.

In 2010 there were 200,000 whiplash claim (so ignoring any other injury... just whiplash) with an average payout of £5000 (including legal fees), so the insurers paid out £2bil just on those claims.... which makes up 20% of everyones premium.

Thats why you just won't get insured these days if you live in an area of high PI claims (Birmingham, Bradford etc...)

On another insurance based note my dads business got sued by the post man as he tripped on the steps. The steps were completely acceptable by the way and not even a service to my dads business but solely to the flat above that someone else owns. Turns out the insurance company paid out £7,950 for 3 days off work and a lightly sprained ankle!


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