If I could save £90 or so on the premium I would be best spending what I saved on a security camera as there would be an increased risk of some
giving it a scrape.
Insurance Renewal Time Again!
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Re: Insurance Renewal Time Again!
by luke2110 on Fri Jun 17, 2011 1:52 am
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Re: Insurance Renewal Time Again!
by Big Dav on Fri Jun 17, 2011 12:33 pm
My renewal is due in a couple of months - I might enquire of the difference if I park on the road and not the drive. Either there is good theft risk reduction or the insurance companies will think they are onto a winner come the following year after you have claimed for vandal or hit & run damage.
If I could save £90 or so on the premium I would be best spending what I saved on a security camera as there would be an increased risk of some giving it a scrape.
If I could save £90 or so on the premium I would be best spending what I saved on a security camera as there would be an increased risk of some
giving it a scrape.Kodiak Transglobe 2.0 SWB
Bricks are the knowledge you are taught,
the cement is the experience you gain that holds them together.
Bricks are the knowledge you are taught,
the cement is the experience you gain that holds them together.
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