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It's car insurance renewal time so I gave them a try. I then went directly to the 5 lowest quoting companies websites and put in the same details and every single one came back higher. Now Confused.com obviously get a finders fee but were cheaper (£10 - £30) Go figure...
Is there a similar site for bike insurance as that will be up soon?
timwilky
23-03-07, 12:17 PM
Roy
Try ecarinsurance (http://www.ecarinsurance.co.uk/)they are the same people as ebike and they did me a far beter quote than confused.com/money supermarket etc could.
I know the proof of the pudding is in the eating and when I had a claim with ebike it was very quick, straighforward etc.
You have nothing to loose. the scaper sites don't go to all
Cheers Tim. Unfortunately not good numbers for my details.
Bluesteel
23-03-07, 12:40 PM
I was recently part of a focus group for a new insurance website, like confused, but with more of a forum angle. I'm not sure when it's going live. I had mixed views, but think that opinion would be a useful tool for motorbike policies- where the customer service is so important.
Captain Nemo
23-03-07, 01:40 PM
i renewed both our cars, and the house insurance through confused earlier this year, found that they were excellent value, and not back street insurers like i suspected they may be, all the companies we bought with where major high street companies,
dont know how they came back with such good prices, as when i approached them direct they couldnt beat the confused prices, but hey who's bothered between the 2 cars and the house my insurance it was almost £600 cheaper overall than we paid last year
what car have u got? give us a bit more detail
1998 Astra 1.6 LS Estate £1,500
10,000 miles a year
TPFT business use
6 points in last 5 years but 3 are spent
Me only driving
Car on drive overnight
The Group B Opel Manta 400 I had was a different story, lol.
Hah - I just insured my new motor through the AA. ecar wanted £1029:confused: Thieving assholies. Tesco came in on line at £762, but as the car is leased not owned I had to call them and they told me £1027. So they got red-lined too. The AA did £758 and reduced it to £711 if I joined the AA and as it only cost £32 I signed up. Car's a Merc C200. I have 9 years NCB but it's on my Golf (being sold) so I had 0 on this car.
Captain Nemo
24-03-07, 12:47 AM
0 on this car . what does this mean??,
i thought it went by how long you had th poicy, not the individual motor??
i insured a 2.0t passat and a ford mondeo 2.0td estate bot on 52 plate full comp,passat 4 yr ncb mondeo 0ncb
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