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Wideboy
19-06-10, 10:48 AM
I've just renewed my bike insurance. the price they sent me was reasonable but they hadn't included the claim made against me back in august so i asked about it, they said it was showing on there records a still pending so i have just insured with 5 years no claims and i knocked them down 40 quid :confused::confused::confused:

i was asked if i had herd anything about it and i told them.... back in November you lot called me to ask my side of the story and i admitted liability just like i admitted liability at the scene and there has been absolutly no further contact since :confused:

i have also noticed that the lights at the junction have been changed round so you can no longer see the others only your own :confused:

wtf is going on?

anna
19-06-10, 11:33 AM
If it is still pending it is quite likely that the other side never contacted your insurers.

Check with your brokers where it is, I know they say it is still pending, but ask to speak to their claims team and see where it has progressed to.

Wideboy
19-06-10, 09:49 PM
i'll email them i cant be bothered to phone they always have you on hold for about 15mins

DarrenSV650S
19-06-10, 10:00 PM
I've been waiting 18 months for mine to be resolved. Muppets

Wideboy
19-06-10, 10:01 PM
if it goes over 2 years its then void isn't it???? then they cant do feck all?

DarrenSV650S
19-06-10, 10:14 PM
if it goes over 2 years its then void isn't it???? then they cant do feck all?
Don't know about that.

It's really annoying though because it wasn't even my fault and I had to pay the full excess.

anna
19-06-10, 10:33 PM
Yes there is a statute of limitation up to 2 years on a claim, however, if the other side has lodged a claim with their insurance company and they are just being stupidly slow then it could still go through after this time.

Real Answer:

Speak to your claims team and find out what is going on. I know they put you on hold and it is a pain, but better to find out now then later.