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Ahhhhh nuts!! bumped - Carpediem - 17-06-2018
lucky thats all teh wagon did!!!!
glad its getting sorted though
Ahhhhh nuts!! bumped - parthiban - 17-06-2018
Sorry to hear that, at least it's all being sorted out relatively painlessly
Ahhhhh nuts!! bumped - SHAHZ - 17-06-2018
todd Believe me, no fault accident will affect your next premium
most of the time yes, but there are cases when it is a 100% claim on the 3rd party, and you should push for this to be as you wasnt even in the car so its a one way claim.......i had a drunk ass drive into the back of me and his insurance had 100% liability
Ahhhhh nuts!! bumped - FirebirdPhil - 17-06-2018
Can't agree with no fault accidents affecting your premium.
My accident last year was 100% my fault and with protected NCB my premium was not affected, in fact it wend down on renewal.
I even checked the price and asked if the accident had loaded my premium or not and they said not - so how can a no fault accident load your premium?? The only answer to that is your insurance company is robbing you - change company.
Ahhhhh nuts!! bumped - todd - 17-06-2018
2tongues so how can a no fault accident load your premium?? The only answer to that is your insurance company is robbing you - change company.
Happened with 3 separate companies, spoke to those in the insurance trade about it (one of whom is sitting beside me as I type this) as well and it is a fact.
If it didn't affect you then
Ahhhhh nuts!! bumped - Hogan22a - 17-06-2018
atleast someone else did it and you got all there details
Ahhhhh nuts!! bumped - JeffMcC - 17-06-2018
you could always ask the drivers company to fix it without going through the insurance then on-one will know, and your insurance wont go up.