£10 worth of worry :lol:

Anyone £10 (theoretically) better off today?

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Dear Customer,

You may have recently received an email, similar to the one below, advising you that your eGroup Insurance policy has lapsed.


Dear Customer

This email is to advise you that your [eGroup Product] Insurance policy [policy number] lapsed on [date] [time]

If you have not yet found alternative cover, and you wish to take out a new policy with us please visit [eGroup website] and follow the on-screen instructions.

If you have any queries then please contact our Customer Services team by emailing [customer services].

Yours sincerely

eGroup Insurance


This email was issued in error and we apologise for any worry or confusion this has caused.

If you are still concerned then you can check the status of your policy by visiting the website for the relevant policy you hold - www.ecarinsurance.co.uk, www.ebikeinsurance.co.uk, www.ehomeinsurance.co.uk or www.evaninsurance.co.uk

Login to your Personal Account using your Policy Number and Email Address. Select the Policies tab and you will be able to check the status of the policy.

eGroup Insurance would like to offer all customers inconvenienced with £10 credit in their eWallet which can be used against a renewal or alternative eGroup policy in the future

Regards,

eGroup Insurance
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I made some alterations yesterday so imagine my paranoia

[timwilky]

When I got my notice this morning that my house insurance had lapsed, I panicked and hunted out the paperwork, then also checked online.

Nice marketing ploy

Thats down right cheeky that is!!!

[DarrenSV650S]

Cheap trick


(I want you to want me)

sneaky little sneaksters

I think it was a genuine error, why are you all so suspicious? You'd have to be daft to renew with the same company and not realise, surely?

I'm suspicious of everything insurance companies, lamposts, my dog, the voices in my head....... their all out to get us....run.....run for your lives