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wannabeeahack
 Post subject: HOW MUCH?
PostPosted: Thu Dec 09, 2010 2:20 pm 
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Insurance renewal

£1500

(up from £900 last year with an extra years NCB!)

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

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bloodnock
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Thats A fechin disgrace....how in Gods name can they justify such Blatant robbery!!!!! They mustve Made a Profit before the Increase so what the Fech are they making profit wise now???


It'll get the point very soon where they will Killl the golden Goose that is tTxi/PH Insurance as the Job will not be worth doing...Greedy TW*ATS...
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wannabeeahack
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well I know why, cos Quinn went under last year and they were the cheapest, therefore theres less competition, this was partly the xcuse then the bird carried on...

"and theres been a lot of crash for cash claims and thats pushed premiums up"

nice

got a price of £1250, so its heading down a tad

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wannabeeahack
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im gonna put my prices up and keep my renewal notice in the car for when i get complaints...

here, read that.............
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Nidge
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wannabeeahack wrote:
im gonna put my prices up and keep my renewal notice in the car for when i get complaints...

here, read that.............


What gets me is the punters think we run on normal car insurance. When I tell them we don't get much change out of £1500 they soon shut the F*** up.

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wannabeeahack
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Midlander wrote:
wannabeeahack wrote:
im gonna put my prices up and keep my renewal notice in the car for when i get complaints...

here, read that.............


What gets me is the punters think we run on normal car insurance. When I tell them we don't get much change out of £1500 they soon shut the F*** up.


£1500 insurance
£500 a year to the council
fuel up 25% in just over 18 months
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blackpool
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Did post someting on here last week about this wannabee,Mine went from 850 to 1750 fully comp 6 years no claims with one named driver and myself.Anyway have made probally 30 calls been through everyone but manages to get same deal for 960 so was worth the patience keep trying mate
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wannabeeahack
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blackpool wrote:
Did post someting on here last week about this wannabee,Mine went from 850 to 1750 fully comp 6 years no claims with one named driver and myself.Anyway have made probally 30 calls been through everyone but manages to get same deal for 960 so was worth the patience keep trying mate


with..................?
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toots
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Well mine went up from £960 to £1,054 so I suppose I should count my blessings :D

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blackpool
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sorry got it from one of the trade papers but its with aviva will let you know when back in house
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blackpool
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i know the vast majority was arond the 1300 mark but just kept trying
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Nidge
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wannabeeahack wrote:
Midlander wrote:
wannabeeahack wrote:
im gonna put my prices up and keep my renewal notice in the car for when i get complaints...

here, read that.............


What gets me is the punters think we run on normal car insurance. When I tell them we don't get much change out of £1500 they soon shut the F*** up.


£1500 insurance
£500 a year to the council
fuel up 25% in just over 18 months


Tax.
Tyres.
Repairs.

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TaxiInsuranceSpecialist
 Post subject: Taxi Insurance prices up
PostPosted: Mon Dec 13, 2010 10:47 am 
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The deal you mentioned with Aviva, we have access to and can quote you over the phone.

Be mindful though, the deals are not amazing if you live in city centre post code or have little no claims discount!

Give us a call if you like. Tel. 0844 873 3929

Thanks

Tony.

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wannabeeahack
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TaxiInsuranceSpecialist wrote:
The deal you mentioned with Aviva, we have access to and can quote you over the phone.

Be mindful though, the deals are not amazing if you live in city centre post code or have little no claims discount!

Give us a call if you like. Tel. 0844 873 3929

Thanks

Tony.


£320 PCM sounds amazing to me.............
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wannabeeahack
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£1244 with cabline

im paying in 1 lump cos the admin+interest charges are ridiculous

i intend to pack in in july and hopefully claim a refund and go on the sick....

sod it
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