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Insurance renewal time

Posted: 10 Mar 2017, 19:30
by Kwacky
Last year I had a zx6r and a Z1000sx to insured. 4 years NCB.

Total paid with all of the trimmings was £546. Not cheap but that's the joys of no garage and a claims history.

Renewal has just come through. One bike and full NCB. £496.

Time to switch companies

Re: Insurance renewal time

Posted: 10 Mar 2017, 20:01
by Blade
For a single bike try the search engines.

But have to say I was impressed with the knowledge, service and price at Bemoto

Re: Insurance renewal time

Posted: 10 Mar 2017, 21:01
by Monty
Me to, I'lm going with Bemoto next year when the mods are shall we say, more obvious.

Re: Insurance renewal time

Posted: 10 Mar 2017, 21:57
by Kwacky
I will be calling around for quotes. That's taking the piss. What gets my goat is I know it'll be lower if I call them.

Re: Insurance renewal time

Posted: 10 Mar 2017, 22:02
by duke63
Try Bikesure, though i suspect you will anyway.

Re: Insurance renewal time

Posted: 12 Mar 2017, 09:52
by Rossgo
These companies are t&*ts aren't they. Always worth ringing them which I don't understand because it just wastes our time and theirs. I don't know why they don't just give their best price straight away what a waste of time!!

Re: Insurance renewal time

Posted: 12 Mar 2017, 15:26
by kiwikrasher
Rossgo wrote:These companies are t&*ts aren't they. Always worth ringing them which I don't understand because it just wastes our time and theirs. I don't know why they don't just give their best price straight away what a waste of time!!
I had a friend in NZ who was a insurance broker for household contents and building sector. She said it was because a large percentage of people just pay with no question. Those that don't, will ring, get a reduction and feel like they got a win. The majority of people (including me) are too lazy to research and change companies for all of their insurances every year. Thats what they prey on.

Re: Insurance renewal time

Posted: 12 Mar 2017, 19:26
by Rossgo
kiwikrasher wrote:
Rossgo wrote:These companies are t&*ts aren't they. Always worth ringing them which I don't understand because it just wastes our time and theirs. I don't know why they don't just give their best price straight away what a waste of time!!
I had a friend in NZ who was a insurance broker for household contents and building sector. She said it was because a large percentage of people just pay with no question. Those that don't, will ring, get a reduction and feel like they got a win. The majority of people (including me) are too lazy to research and change companies for all of their insurances every year. Thats what they prey on.
I must admit I agree with that.

My old Team Leader did the same for years it was only until he started to ask around when he realised he could save a bit, when he started looking he realised he could save hundreds!! It turned out I was paying less than him (boy racer, hot hatch, young, no dependants etc) conpared to him, older, fanily, small cheap car, house, years of experience) he rang up his company and had a go and left as he was with them for years and it crept up each year. He just assumed he was getting the best price due to being a loyal customer.

Loyaltt does not pay!!

Re: Insurance renewal time

Posted: 12 Mar 2017, 22:00
by Blade
Totally agree guys. If people are too busy or lazy to ring round the broker is going to try it on and if they get away with it often you can't blame them, their only making money which is there primary concern.

2 years ago our car multi policy was with aviva and cost 560 but a year later the renewal was double so I went with Swinton.

Guess what this year Swinton had doubled their premium so I went back to Aviva and got it as new buisness for 580.

It's just a merry go round and you have to play it unfortunately or get ripped off.

I actually quite like it ironically. If it was fair there would be no deals as we would all get charged the same. The fact a lot of people get ripped off and line the brokers pockets makes it easier for me to cut a deal and the broker to still get his monthly target. Effectively my lower premium is subsidised by the people who get ripped off (lol)

Re: Insurance renewal time

Posted: 13 Mar 2017, 22:40
by D6
110 quid. Fully comp. Protected ncb. Post office

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Re: Insurance renewal time

Posted: 13 Mar 2017, 22:48
by Kwacky
I think Devitt deal with the Post Office account

Re: Insurance renewal time

Posted: 13 Mar 2017, 22:50
by Monty
115 for me with Bennetts via SAGA. B@sards, but I'll take it!

Re: Insurance renewal time

Posted: 13 Mar 2017, 22:52
by Kwacky
Without a garage I'll never get a quote any where near that.

Re: Insurance renewal time

Posted: 14 Mar 2017, 09:12
by Blade
Not sure if you have room but would a shed or bike garage help ?

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Re: Insurance renewal time

Posted: 14 Mar 2017, 09:46
by Kwacky
Sadly there's not enough room.

Re: Insurance renewal time

Posted: 14 Mar 2017, 11:01
by Blade
Get your new gate electrified (clap)

Re: Insurance renewal time

Posted: 14 Mar 2017, 11:09
by Blade
Or hook up an alarm mine to the new gate

http://www.henrykrank.com/index.php?mai ... ts_id=2964" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

12 gauge going off should put the wind up theives and also waken you and your baseball bat that was by chance lying around near the front door (swear) ;)

Re: Insurance renewal time

Posted: 14 Mar 2017, 11:39
by Kwacky
I want one of those automatic tracking paintball gatling guns

Re: Insurance renewal time

Posted: 14 Mar 2017, 12:18
by Blade
Order two. I'LL take one as well

Re: Insurance renewal time

Posted: 14 Mar 2017, 12:55
by kiwikrasher
Kwacky wrote:I want one of those automatic tracking paintball gatling guns
ha ha, thats where my mind went too, but replace the paintballs with marbles (devil)