Snowball Insurance / Secure Direct ...Anyone else use them??

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Jon

Guest

• Oct 27, 2005

• #1

Just wondered if anyone else uses this bunch of incompetants???

I have been with the for 3 years now - Simply because they are way
cheaper for me than anyone else...

However, there is a price to pay... Every year it seems to take 3
temporary cover notes and 5 MONTHS to get a renewal certificate.
Surely this cant be right...

Just makes me wonder what would happen if i have to make a claim?

Anyone else have experiences? Is this sort of thing what the Insurance
onbusdman type blokey would like to know about?

Arrrgghhhh!...Rant over...

Jon

 

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Paul S. Brown

Guest

• Oct 29, 2005

• #2

Jon wrote:

> Just wondered if anyone else uses this bunch of incompetants???
>
> I have been with the for 3 years now - Simply because they are way
> cheaper for me than anyone else...
>
> However, there is a price to pay... Every year it seems to take 3
> temporary cover notes and 5 MONTHS to get a renewal certificate.
> Surely this cant be right...
>
> Just makes me wonder what would happen if i have to make a claim?
>
> Anyone else have experiences? Is this sort of thing what the Insurance
> onbusdman type blokey would like to know about?
>
> Arrrgghhhh!...Rant over...
>

I once went through a year on cover notes with this bunch of muppets -
they never managed to get the full certificate to me. They also doubled
to costs on my renewal.

IMO they're at the useless end of brokers.

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Jon

Guest

• Oct 31, 2005

• #3

Glad to know Im not the only one having problems with them!

Out of interest who did you switch to and did it cost you more
money???

Thanks
Jon


On Sat, 29 Oct 2005 12:47:26 +0100, "Paul S. Brown"
<[email protected]> wrote:

>Jon wrote:
>
>> Just wondered if anyone else uses this bunch of incompetants???
>>
>> I have been with the for 3 years now - Simply because they are way
>> cheaper for me than anyone else...
>>
>> However, there is a price to pay... Every year it seems to take 3
>> temporary cover notes and 5 MONTHS to get a renewal certificate.
>> Surely this cant be right...
>>
>> Just makes me wonder what would happen if i have to make a claim?
>>
>> Anyone else have experiences? Is this sort of thing what the Insurance
>> onbusdman type blokey would like to know about?
>>
>> Arrrgghhhh!...Rant over...
>>
>
>I once went through a year on cover notes with this bunch of muppets -
>they never managed to get the full certificate to me. They also doubled
>to costs on my renewal.
>
>IMO they're at the useless end of brokers.
>
>P.

 

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Paul S. Brown

Guest

• Oct 31, 2005

• #4

Jon wrote:

> Glad to know Im not the only one having problems with them!
>
> Out of interest who did you switch to and did it cost you more
> money???
>
> Thanks
> Jon
>
>
> On Sat, 29 Oct 2005 12:47:26 +0100, "Paul S. Brown"
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>Jon wrote:
>>
>>> Just wondered if anyone else uses this bunch of incompetants???
>>>
>>> I have been with the for 3 years now - Simply because they are way
>>> cheaper for me than anyone else...
>>>
>>> However, there is a price to pay... Every year it seems to take 3
>>> temporary cover notes and 5 MONTHS to get a renewal certificate.
>>> Surely this cant be right...
>>>
>>> Just makes me wonder what would happen if i have to make a claim?
>>>
>>> Anyone else have experiences? Is this sort of thing what the
>>> Insurance onbusdman type blokey would like to know about?
>>>
>>> Arrrgghhhh!...Rant over...
>>>
>>
>>I once went through a year on cover notes with this bunch of muppets -
>>they never managed to get the full certificate to me. They also
>>doubled to costs on my renewal.
>>
>>IMO they're at the useless end of brokers.
>>

Went to Adrian Flux and it cost quite a bit less than the renewal.

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Pacman

Guest

• Oct 31, 2005

• #5

I used to use them...they were Ok with me. Although I swapped to
Admiral at renewal time...saved about £40.

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Thanks,
Paul
--------------------
1992 RRC Vogue SE

 

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Paul S. Brown

Guest

• Oct 31, 2005

• #6

Pacman wrote:

> I used to use them...they were Ok with me. Although I swapped to
> Admiral at renewal time...saved about £40.
>

Admiral won't touch my car - the instant you use the word "modified"
they squeak. At the point where I read out the modification list they
just go "lalalla can't hear you" )

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