One of the most dangerous letters to arrive through your letterbox (apart from the never-ending offers for credit cards and loans) is an insurance renewal notice.
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Posted: Sat Jun 23, 2012 01:11 pm Post Subject: pzjOxDhKIgMC
That's a cnunnig answer to a challenging question
Posted: Tue Jul 31, 2012 03:09 am Post Subject: mdWhZRyVRvtH
it was an old fault even though our Garage said it was acendcit damage. We lived in a rural area with no buses and both needed a car for our work in different directions. The damaged car was off the road for 3 months and we had to hire and borrow other friends cars. No amount of pleading would make them give in. In the end they sent out their Assessor from 200 miles away who immediately said it was acendcit damage and told the garage to repair it. No apologies, a3100s spent, no way to speak to Head Office, they caused us so much heartache. They are intractable and I would never ever have anything to do with them again.Sorry you have to through this. You could threaten them with Solicitors.
Posted: Sat Jun 23, 2012 01:11 pm Post Subject: pzjOxDhKIgMC
That's a cnunnig answer to a challenging question
Posted: Tue Jul 31, 2012 03:09 am Post Subject: mdWhZRyVRvtH
it was an old fault even though our Garage said it was acendcit damage. We lived in a rural area with no buses and both needed a car for our work in different directions. The damaged car was off the road for 3 months and we had to hire and borrow other friends cars. No amount of pleading would make them give in. In the end they sent out their Assessor from 200 miles away who immediately said it was acendcit damage and told the garage to repair it. No apologies, a3100s spent, no way to speak to Head Office, they caused us so much heartache. They are intractable and I would never ever have anything to do with them again.Sorry you have to through this. You could threaten them with Solicitors.
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