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Anyone used MoreThan?
- Thread starter Gollom122
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Bridle have come down in price to £699 inc £25 legal cover.
As far as More Than are concerned I just noticed a further £200 excess for not using their approved repairers and when I clicked through to buy it came back with a 'Sorry we cant insure you try our partner AXA', who mandated a tracker be fitted to insure my car.
Waiting on a call back from A-Plan.
As far as More Than are concerned I just noticed a further £200 excess for not using their approved repairers and when I clicked through to buy it came back with a 'Sorry we cant insure you try our partner AXA', who mandated a tracker be fitted to insure my car.
Waiting on a call back from A-Plan.
Just renewed with them, impressed with the sales service, quickest to answer, quickest to go through the quote and quickest to get back to me.
£85 cheaper than Comp Car ins renewal quote.
Bridle were way more expensive even their Aviva quote (who CCI also use)
£85 cheaper than Comp Car ins renewal quote.
Bridle were way more expensive even their Aviva quote (who CCI also use)
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As you have found out, the small print excess if you don't use their repairer is just one example. I tried Bridle when I bought mine - expensive I can tell you. Another firm I used (can't remember who) said they wouldn't issue me (a balding retired grey-haired Porsche driver) cos I didn't have "supercar history". How bizarre.
In the end I went with Mannings UK - competitive and very helpful. Includes track cover which I don't need (NB Excess is 10% of valuation of the car for track cover if I remember correctly) and a first rate helpful bunch of sales consultants who showed a good understanding of the specialist nature of these cars and the care their owners tend to bestow upon them. Cme renewal this year I will shop around again and I hope Mannings quote me happy.
Insurance is a fickle thing - lots of clauses, small print, ambiguous wording and generally you get what you pay for.
In the end I went with Mannings UK - competitive and very helpful. Includes track cover which I don't need (NB Excess is 10% of valuation of the car for track cover if I remember correctly) and a first rate helpful bunch of sales consultants who showed a good understanding of the specialist nature of these cars and the care their owners tend to bestow upon them. Cme renewal this year I will shop around again and I hope Mannings quote me happy.
Insurance is a fickle thing - lots of clauses, small print, ambiguous wording and generally you get what you pay for.
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