Cubit Posted July 17, 2010 Posted July 17, 2010 Why has it gone up then? Got some bollox of the guy on the phone at esure. However, according to newspaper articles, it seems they don't want business round here.
SUBS Posted July 17, 2010 Posted July 17, 2010 My brother hit an asian guys car up the rear in Alumrockistan, there was only the driver and one passenger, just a nudge really, very very little damage to either car. The asian guy gets on the phone straight away, jabbering away in some parkesan language. By the time they had sorted it and exchanged phone numbers etc, there were 2 more passengers in the back seat rubbung their stiff necks. lol
norman Posted July 17, 2010 Posted July 17, 2010 On a TV show there was an Asian teacher waiting behind a delivery lorry @ the gates to his school, it reversed and clipped him. Same as above they tried to claim for passengers but the CCTV showed him alone. Gotta love a trier. Also noticed how many no-win-no-fee claims places there are popping up round the Asian area's, coincidence surely? Nothing is foolproof to a sufficiently talented fool.
SUBS Posted July 17, 2010 Posted July 17, 2010 Wouldnt doubt it for a minute lol But they do often come up to you in the street in Brum, waving a clipboard going "ad any accidents lately mayt ?"
Cubit Posted July 17, 2010 Posted July 17, 2010 On a TV show there was an Asian teacher waiting behind a delivery lorry @ the gates to his school, it reversed and clipped him. Same as above they tried to claim for passengers but the CCTV showed him alone. Gotta love a trier. Also noticed how many no-win-no-fee claims places there are popping up round the Asian area's, coincidence surely? One in Keighley last year at petrol station. Culprit reversed into a car, only her in it. This was witnessed by two fellas in the shop. Compo claim reckoned there was 3 people in the car, all suffered serious neck injuries from being hit by the car behind. It was at this point the two witnesses mentioned there titles as well as their names. Detective Inspector and Sergeant!! Oh dear, banged to rights and guilty as charged. And yes, an Asian incident. One of the main reasons for premium increases round here.
Guest Oxo Posted July 17, 2010 Posted July 17, 2010 Forget where it was but probs in Brimasingham. A little gang going out to cause these accidents and make huge claims. One gang got nicked, but as you know when one lot does it the others do too. Fitted auto gates to a place in east London specialising in crash repair and insurance claims. Sod having the repairs done there. It was obvious there was something not quite right.
arfur mo Posted July 17, 2010 Author Posted July 17, 2010 protected NCB is a waste of time/money, gives people a false sense of security but they can still increase your premium, just another way for insurance co's to make money. I also suggest you have a look as most load on a legal service in the small print and can be 20-30 squid per annum. Even if it's a no fault accident/incident it will make a difference to your premium as I found out when I told them I had killed a dog. Apparently although it was an incident with no cost to the insurer it still made a difference. we are so agreed it's frightening, strife had her car radio nicked while parked in a pub car park, claimed and we lost here p-ncb Arfur If you think education is difficult, try being stupid!!!!
norman Posted July 17, 2010 Posted July 17, 2010 we are so agreed it's frightening, strife had her car radio nicked while parked in a pub car park, claimed and we lost here p-ncb Arfur you wont loose the NCB if it's protected, but they will still increase your premium. Nothing is foolproof to a sufficiently talented fool.
IAS Posted July 17, 2010 Posted July 17, 2010 you wont loose the NCB if it's protected, but they will still increase your premium. and it`s likely the reduction in your NCB would be less than the premium paid to "protect" it anyway ............. (via the wife who works in under writing before you ask)
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