Liverpool Vic Insurance
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Having been mentioned a few times on here, i rang them for a quote on the new 355. Almost fell off my chair at how cheap their quote was compared to what i'd got from Norwich Union.
Anyone made a claim with them? Don't want cheap insurance that turns into a problem should i need to use it.
Anyone made a claim with them? Don't want cheap insurance that turns into a problem should i need to use it.
well I got a quote with LV and found it very cheap compared to NU.
In the end I paid a bit more for cover with royal.
LV did not want a tracker fitted which EVERY other company did and the price was very low.
I was concerned with premiums like this that in the event of a claim of total loss ( which is easy on a f car) that they would pa out anything like ts realistic value.
In the end I paid a bit more for cover with royal.
LV did not want a tracker fitted which EVERY other company did and the price was very low.
I was concerned with premiums like this that in the event of a claim of total loss ( which is easy on a f car) that they would pa out anything like ts realistic value.
stuh said:
Having been mentioned a few times on here, i rang them for a quote on the new 355. Almost fell off my chair at how cheap their quote was compared to what i'd got from Norwich Union.
Anyone made a claim with them? Don't want cheap insurance that turns into a problem should i need to use it.
Also trading under the name Frizzel.
I've got my mk2 Cav sri insured with them via their 'UNION member discount' and they were 30 % cheaper than anywhere. I believe they are pretty much mainstream when it comes to claims.
But lets face it : Anyone will be cheaper than Nor-witch Money Grabbing Union. I mean I like a joke lads, but lets not take the PISSSS>
jacko lah said:
stuh said:
Having been mentioned a few times on here, i rang them for a quote on the new 355. Almost fell off my chair at how cheap their quote was compared to what i'd got from Norwich Union.
Anyone made a claim with them? Don't want cheap insurance that turns into a problem should i need to use it.
Also trading under the name Frizzel.
I've got my mk2 Cav sri insured with them via their 'UNION member discount' and they were 30 % cheaper than anywhere. I believe they are pretty much mainstream when it comes to claims.
But lets face it : Anyone will be cheaper than Nor-witch Money Grabbing Union. I mean I like a joke lads, but lets not take the PISSSS>
how much is the insurance on a £40 Cav? £3.61?
I have been with LV AKA 'Frizell' with both house and car insurance and never had a problem with a contents claim for instance.
I too got a quote for my 328 GTS and was happy with £580 fully comp, protected no claims (which is zero as its a second car) and unlimited miles. They didn't want to know about my 6 points, only that I hadn't been banned from driving!
All this crap about having no 'no claims' on a second car really winds me up. Its YOU that has earned the no claims, not the car!! FOOBAR!!!!!
I too got a quote for my 328 GTS and was happy with £580 fully comp, protected no claims (which is zero as its a second car) and unlimited miles. They didn't want to know about my 6 points, only that I hadn't been banned from driving!
All this crap about having no 'no claims' on a second car really winds me up. Its YOU that has earned the no claims, not the car!! FOOBAR!!!!!
tonyhopkins said:
bad loser said:
I went with LV for my insurance - at £750 it was £500 cheaper than the nearest quote.
I hope I don't have to make a claim to find out why.
Why , have you got experience with them not paying out/disputing value?
No, not at all.
Unlike all the other "cheap" companies, LV didn't ask half the questions and load the quote based on speeding points.
I went through the full spiel with both Churchill and NU Direct only to be told they don't insure "my type of car".
What I meant is, I don't want to claim for the obvious reasons (my car's been nicked, I've had an accident, I lose my no claims etc). Sorry to mislead you.
>> Edited by bad loser on Thursday 30th September 13:22
Won't go into details but as a policy holder with L&V I was very impressed with a recent claim put in by a friend of mine who had an accident while abroad. The car was a write-off less than a year old and my friend incurred all sorts of accident related charges including a helicopter. The accident was mid August and he has just received a brand new replacement plus reimbursement for all other charges.
The service was at all times friendly and very efficient. Total cost was around £80K.
Low quotes don't always mean poor service!
Cheers,
Dave.
The service was at all times friendly and very efficient. Total cost was around £80K.
Low quotes don't always mean poor service!
Cheers,
Dave.
tonyhopkins said:
I'm insured with L & V with an agreed value of £56k. They were £500 cheaper than my old insurer, Nowell and Richards.
>> Edited by tonyhopkins on Wednesday 29th September 16:31
HI Tony, How did you get them to do this? I tried and tried to speak to someone who would give me a value. I was put through to about 4 people who said that they don't do this. If you have an accident I was told that an assessor would be despatched and he would then give a value for damage or total loss. I had already insured with them at this point, but because they were so cheap I was worried about the valuation.
I asked them to get an assessor to give a value now for peace of mind but they said they couldn't even if it meant I would now take my business elsewhere.
They have always been polite and it was quite the easiest renewal I have ever had....jjust a bit too easy if you know what I mean. I said I wouldn't want my 355 valued at any rate (you could pick up a badly looked after example for a lot less then I paid for mine) and I am still concerned about this.
Any idea how to track down the right person to talk to about this would be useful.
Cheers,
Ed
Agree that L&V seem to be more like "market rate" now - but I went with them because they didn't apply load of conditions (e.g garaging after 10pm).
Re the two car NCB point some companies will allow one person's NCB against 2 cars as an "introductory offer" - Norwich Union did this for us on a previous car, but they declined to insure the Maserati.
Re the two car NCB point some companies will allow one person's NCB against 2 cars as an "introductory offer" - Norwich Union did this for us on a previous car, but they declined to insure the Maserati.
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