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I like this company, I want to stay with this company, but when their renewal quote is nearly 50% more than comparable quotes I'm going to struggle. I only have buildings and contents which started at £800 per year, since then I have accrued 30% no claims and I never even open the "renewal" letter as I know I'm in safe hands. Just twiddling my thumbs the other day and noticed my unopened renewal notice on my desk, I opened it out of boredom and bugger me I'm glad I did!!!! £1700 quid they wanted which include my 30% no claims! I had a quick call round and soon had two comparable quotes of £900. Even after I called and said they didn't have to match these quotes, and I would stay with them if they could at least get around that figure, they are still £400 out. Such a shame as I really do like this company.
While I'm on about "renewal notices" is anybody else sick of getting stung by massively inflated prices for being a loyal customer? case in point, the AA. Joined them a few years back, took the all singing all dancing policy for £150. Again, never bothered checking renewal price, until I noticed £300 leaving my account one January day. How can they double the price and expect to get away with it, except for people trusting them and not checking.
Might try this myself, pay a farmer £200 for his wheat one year, then only give him £100 for it the next year, errr hang on..........
While I'm on about "renewal notices" is anybody else sick of getting stung by massively inflated prices for being a loyal customer? case in point, the AA. Joined them a few years back, took the all singing all dancing policy for £150. Again, never bothered checking renewal price, until I noticed £300 leaving my account one January day. How can they double the price and expect to get away with it, except for people trusting them and not checking.
Might try this myself, pay a farmer £200 for his wheat one year, then only give him £100 for it the next year, errr hang on..........