Bobsticle
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iirc whilst you don't get the full t&c until after, things like the cooling off period and cancellation charges are terms that thay have to tell you on the phone when you take out the policy, trouble is for me I switch into snooze mode whilst they go through the stuff they have to go through.
as they record the calls - no idea how long they have to keep the recordings for - if they haven't told you the terms you should have a good case.
if I was buying a car I would get the quotes etc then only put it in force at the point of sale
Surely garbled t's & c's cant change consumer law no matter what they say. Company policy is worthless if its illegal. Its like saying you will agree to murder your spouse if payments are not honored. Total bunkum.
I think a lot of guff is threatened in so many industries that people seem to accept it as binding. Bit like the TV licence. No other company in the world can attempt to fine you for not paying a subscription. But is it actually legally binding.