Lupogti
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Registered: 13th Jun 06
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it will for the audi TT that i have been planning to buy in may and have been saving up to buy for the past two years 
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City
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Registered: 30th Dec 03
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Originally posted by Lupogti
it will for the audi TT that i have been planning to buy in may and have been saving up to buy for the past two years
ok let me put it this way you gonna buy a car and not drive it, waste of money and then pay insurance for it while its sat there waste of money, by law you have to state your dr10 so will increase premium, all a complete waste of money
save up the money your gonna waste on the above towards next years premium
makes little difference the years no claims as you have to state to insurance your dr10 they will know you havent been driving cause of the ban
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deano87
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Registered: 21st Oct 06
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Originally posted by City
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Originally posted by Lupogti
it will for the audi TT that i have been planning to buy in may and have been saving up to buy for the past two years
ok let me put it this way you gonna buy a car and not drive it, waste of money and then pay insurance for it while its sat there waste of money, by law you have to state your dr10 so will increase premium, all a complete waste of money
save up the money your gonna waste on the above towards next years premium
makes little difference the years no claims as you have to state to insurance your dr10 they will know you havent been driving cause of the ban
Isn't a years no claims a years no claims though, no matter what?
That's is like saying, you didn't drive a car for a year because you had broken legs and weren't allowed to keep the no claims because you weren't driving at the time.
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Robin
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Registered: 7th Jan 04
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but he'll be spending the money he'd save.
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Lupogti
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trust me ill save more money in the long run with two year NCB, plus i have to pay one months premium to cancel at £170
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City
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Registered: 30th Dec 03
Location: Wakefield Drives: Red GSi
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quote:
Originally posted by deano87
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Originally posted by City
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Originally posted by Lupogti
it will for the audi TT that i have been planning to buy in may and have been saving up to buy for the past two years
ok let me put it this way you gonna buy a car and not drive it, waste of money and then pay insurance for it while its sat there waste of money, by law you have to state your dr10 so will increase premium, all a complete waste of money
save up the money your gonna waste on the above towards next years premium
makes little difference the years no claims as you have to state to insurance your dr10 they will know you havent been driving cause of the ban
Isn't a years no claims a years no claims though, no matter what?
That's is like saying, you didn't drive a car for a year because you had broken legs and weren't allowed to keep the no claims because you weren't driving at the time.
you would have a years no claims yes
but at my company this would be forwarded to me as a underwriter as you had a dr10 and under 25, for mew to make a decsion etc
in these cases i wouldnt allows the year bonus discount
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deano87
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Registered: 21st Oct 06
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Originally posted by Robin
but he'll be spending the money he'd save.
Fair point.
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City
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Originally posted by Lupogti
trust me ill save more money in the long run with two year NCB, plus i have to pay one months premium to cancel at £170
fair enough do what you think
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mav
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Registered: 19th Jun 01
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1st law of insurance..
You have to own it to insure it by rights.
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Jules S
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Registered: 24th Dec 03
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I'd be very surprised to find a company prepared to insure a driver currently serving a ban for a Dr10 
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M2RTY
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Registered: 25th May 01
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Originally posted by Jules S
I'd be very surprised to find a company prepared to insure a driver currently serving a ban for a Dr10
cause u can
if u have a car that does 0 miles you still have to insure it if you dont want it going missing with 0 payout, or if its on a public road etc
my mate insures a g reg polo that was scrapped some years ago
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mav
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Registered: 19th Jun 01
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If it is scrapped he doesn't own it then....I can't see how you can insure a scrapped car? surely must be some kind of fraud.
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Robin
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Registered: 7th Jan 04
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it is.
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