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Old 12-01-12, 01:06 PM   #31
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Hi Jim

LV for the Landy, Churchill for the MGF and Adrian Flux for the ZS. All three were miles cheaper than the so-called 'multi-car' policy with Admiral!
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Old 12-01-12, 01:32 PM   #32
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Make sure this is not logged as a claim and affects your history. It has been known that a telephone call to enquire about something has been logged as a claim and this can have a knock-on effect if changing insurers as you think you have not claimed and the new insurers see this as withholding information etc.

Still push this along with the ombudsman as this level of practice must be stopped. BTW Admiral are nothing but sharks, have had my fingers burned by them, nice when all's going smooth but when things need actioning they are a bunch of morons.
^^^^^ This is worth doing, seen loads of horror stories around insurers using seemingly innocent enquiries as part of their overall risk assesment. The mbudsman takes a fairly dim view of it IIRC.

I'm guessing the massive repair quote was down to them wanting to replace panels, I'm sure a reputable body shop will do it for much much less and with a better result.
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What about getting a quote from Rab at Harkness bodyworks Nor? Sure he couild sort you out a half decent quote
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