Reet, Car insurance has been paid and the policy runs out on the 9th June.

All was well.

I recieved a letter to say a payment to my insurance company has bounced and rang them to query it.

The insurance company say this was as a deposit for my new policy.

They havnt even sent out a renewal policy for me to look at.

They have admitted they havnt sent me anything but the still attempted to take moey as a deposit for something i didnt know anout.

 

No doubt they will have me sticthed up via the terms and conditions somewhere.

 

So do i

 

Kick the woman who answered in the front bum with pre sharpened winkle pickers

or

take an early dart from work and turn up at the office with a petrol can and a lighter.

Edited May 18, 201115 yr by Missus C

you with Swinton by any chance.. ??

Yes, if you work there dont be in the office beteen 4.30 and 5.30 on friday. im gonna be toasting marshmellows indoors.

Yes, if you work there dont be in the office beteen 4.30 and 5.30 on friday. im gonna be toasting marshmellows indoors.

 

Do I need to check the urban dictionary?

Reet, ask them for a renewal offer in writing, then shop around (including obtaining a new quote online from your existing company), they always charge extra to those who automatically renew. and most sites offer additional discount for taking out a policy on line

 

I was with privilege for 10 yrs and if the renewal was ?500, i would immediatly get a new quote from Privilege.com, it was always at least 15% cheaper, as I was in effect qualifying for a new customer discount.

All it then took was a phone call to transfer over my NCB and it was sorted.

 

Its the charge the bank have made to me for bouncing a payment the insurance company applied for without my knowledge that is fucking me off though danny. They even admitted they havnt sent a renewal qoute/form yet they have applied for the money.

Do I need to check the urban dictionary?

 

Its under the 'burning insurance people and making your snack at the same time' section.

does that help?

Its under the 'burning insurance people and making your snack at the same time' section.

does that help?

 

Welcome back Missus C

Well most insurance companies will automatically renew unless told otherwise, it will be in the T and C's, however they should have told you what the new premium is 1st, tell them you want your charges back or threaten them with the FSA, they will soon back down

Having insurance with a company named after a place in Salford you're surely bound to get problems

 

It'd be like storing your money with the bank of Wogden and expecting it to be looked after properly