Jason x
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Registered: 19th Apr 13
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Basically want to switch insurance companies from an insurer who don't allow mods to one that does, any one had experience in the cost of doing this? (With co-op)
What if I called them and said to the geezA on the phone I've put some coilovers on - would he end my policy for breaching it? (Therefore no cost to me)?
Not interested in no claims (don't have one anyway)
[Edited on 14-05-2014 by Jason x]
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Norcy91
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Registered: 15th Sep 08
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I'd imagine he'll either charge you extra for modifying your car, or say that you're invalidating your policy and charge you an admin/cancellation fee to end it. I haven't been in that situation though, so that's just a guess!
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GB123
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Registered: 21st Nov 11
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Cancellation fee should only be about £20 anyway
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Andrew
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Registered: 5th May 04
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I did this once on a little Corsa C Van i had because they wouldn't insure my new motor as it was a car.
I tend to pay up front for my insurance and the fuckers took around £200 of me when i'd taken into account the months i had used. Won't make that mistake again!
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Skylined
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Registered: 27th Sep 05
Location: Sideways, Surrey
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From my experience they tend to take advantage of your 'contract' and rape you for any amendments.
If I want to make any changes I always ask it theoretically first so I know what they'll do without committing...ask them what would happen if you were to add coilys and see what they say first
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Simon_16v
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Registered: 14th Aug 06
Location: Yorkshire
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I'm with a specialist and they don't charge you for any additions to your policy.
Nice to know when adding bits to my car  .
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