Well had my renewal and sent pm but no reply yet, only 15 days left on insurance so if no reply might go elsewhere and stop auto renewal
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Well had my renewal and sent pm but no reply yet, only 15 days left on insurance so if no reply might go elsewhere and stop auto renewal
SupraAyf
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Well done 'The Fluxmeisters'!!
Credit where it's due. They gave me a good quote (via my wife's call yesterday) so we accepted and I'm happy.
Credit where it's due. They gave me a good quote (via my wife's call yesterday) so we accepted and I'm happy.
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Thanks for the feedback, it's much appreciated.
diggerdan
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hi i phoned you today regards a quote for my disco 1 and when the guy told me i fell of the chair at how much it was. iam 35 years years old bn driveing fore 10 years plus lived in uk all my life havent any ncd as they are on another car (8 years) car is p reg standed 5 door and i got quoted £900 fully comp
quattro6999
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Always (and I mean always) had grossly over inflated quotes off AF in the past, more than double the eventual policy I got off Gwynn Wood, was even more expensive than the local NFU
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Hi,
Sorry to hear we weren't competitive. I'm interested to see why we couldn't offer a better quote - Would you mind PM'ing me your name and post code? I would like to investigate this.
Thanks
Jordan
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Is insurance cheaper to landyzone members?
Thor1950
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club discount, contact Jordan
Just transferred my Landy to them today 
Excellent quote given that I now have 3 vehicles and didn't want to use either of my 2 no claims bonuses for this policy, and I added a named driver. Still cheaper than NFU was WITH a 20+ years no claims record
Excellent quote given that I now have 3 vehicles and didn't want to use either of my 2 no claims bonuses for this policy, and I added a named driver. Still cheaper than NFU was WITH a 20+ years no claims record
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Glad to hear the positive feedback, that's why I'm here.
Well I gave positive feedback about the price. You might need to work on the customer service side a bit
http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f16/my-adrian-flux-ulr-insurance-claim-woes-248943-3.html#post2940505
gemsdad
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I've just re-insured my Freelander with Adrian Flux and I can't fault them
it was for just under half of the (pee taking) renewal cost
Well done AF
lets just hope you dont need to make a claim then.
Lol that sounds expensive
Jonnyb1990
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Something with a blender motor in.
Or if you got some more money to spend, an old Polo or vauxhall
biggeeeee
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Daughter started with a 1000cc Yaris at 19, took out an adfmiral multi car, they gave her 10% NCD as she was on my wifes insurance, think it was £700 fully comp in the first year. We pay £900 and odds for the 3 cars now fully comp.
(daughter is now 20 and has 3 years NCD)
Cant afford a Yaris
have to be a cheapo Vauxhall or summat, got 600 quid max to spend on it
Jonnyb1990
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Clio is also a good shout
Or if you wanted something really cheap but fun, look for old Peugeot 205
Or if you wanted something really cheap but fun, look for old Peugeot 205
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Found it was actually cheaper for my son to get insured on a larger 1.6 ford focus than one of the small 1 litre cars.
It seems all the little clios etc appear to be in a higher insurance group as they are popular with new/young drivers who tend to have a disproportionate amount of bumps, as a result the focus was also cheaper to buy.
It seems all the little clios etc appear to be in a higher insurance group as they are popular with new/young drivers who tend to have a disproportionate amount of bumps, as a result the focus was also cheaper to buy.
