01 Jan 07
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Originally posted by Dragon FireHow would they know - and anyway they lie all the time to their customers so fairs fair as long as you don't get caught.
Lying to insurance companies will not only fail to get your claim paid out but could also get you prosecuted. Insurance companies tend to take this seriously and will make an example of perpetraters.
They will use any excuse to finagle their way out of coughing up.
(I know from bad experiences) I would definitely lie next time - I thoroughly recommend it. 😏
01 Jan 07
Originally posted by Dr StrangeloveI agree with you Strangelove to lie is the best way to deal with a cheat😉
How would they know - and anyway they lie all the time to their customers so fairs fair as long as you don't get caught.
They will use any excuse to finagle their way out of coughing up.
(I know from bad experiences) I would definitely lie next time - I thoroughly recommend it. 😏
01 Jan 07
Originally posted by macmurphyHow Crummy!!! 😠
It's a sad state of affairs when some scumbag steals your motorbike on new year's day. I love my motorbike. It's a part of me. I've reported it to the police but i doubt very much i'll see it again.
I'm annoyed at myself because i didn't chain it up over night. I can't get in touch with my insurers. I'm not sure if i'm covered. Any of you guys know?
Sorry your new year is off to a bad start.
02 Jan 07
Originally posted by Will EverittOne of the first cars I owned got stolen and the insurance company [after all their fiddling and bollox] paid me less than I had actually paid for the insurance in the first place.
They check chess websites. They are currently reading this thread.
Some ridiculous crap about the first £250 not being payable......friggin' jokers all of 'em.
02 Jan 07
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Originally posted by Dr StrangeloveMaybe he should not have mentioned (anywhere) that it wasn't chained up
One of the first cars I owned got stolen and the insurance company [after all their fiddling and bollox] paid me less than I had actually paid for the insurance in the first place.
Some ridiculous crap about the first £250 not being payable......friggin' jokers all of 'em.
02 Jan 07
Originally posted by stevetoddMy bike, a mere Yamaha Faser 600 is Wheel Clamped, bolted to the garage wall, locked in the garage which is secure behind a locked gate and alarmed but I'm sure is not secure enough in the unlikely event that someone bothers to steal it.
Maybe he should not have mentioned (anywhere) that it wasn't chained up
I don't have time to use it as I'm always playing chess.
02 Jan 07
Originally posted by mikelomSO DO I NUMB NUTS! i have 2 luxury cars actually! And 2 motorcycles, 1 custom built so lay of him you stuck up tit!
Touchy hum? If you want advice on insurance I suggest you get out your policy and read the small print! 'Cos we can't! And, actually, I drive a very fast and sophisticated and luxurious car; that's fully comp and I don't give a toss where I park, nor do I have to chain it up like a dog!