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    I'm 43 and renewed my insurance through Flux direct..

    Seicento Schumacher, 2000 miles agreed..

    £140 TPFT inc admin fee, so though your £700 may seem high, it's actually probably 'reasonable' currently..

    We are still being screwed tho...

    (I was paying over £600 a year TPFT in 1986 for a Mk2 Escort 1600 Ghia, so things haven't really gotten any worse!)...

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    I did the same earlier in the year - what was £600 in 1999 was £2500 or something daft today

    320% increase in 11 years, not too bad!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jack
    I did the same earlier in the year - what was £600 in 1999 was £2500 or something daft today

    320% increase in 11 years, not too bad!
    £600 in 1986..

    What would that equate to in 2010?

    600 24 years ago was a big chunk...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jack
    I did the same earlier in the year - what was £600 in 1999 was £2500 or something daft today

    320% increase in 11 years, not too bad!
    Hopefully its gone down 320% by the time my plans come into place next year. Its crazy, they just chuck you a random number half the time, one insurer 2k, the next 4k, or pay a huge deposit and hardly anything monthly or no deposit and all your wages in the month. I work part time get about £550 a month, insurance is about £330, need more hours, if not, i'm fooked to even run a car. In 2 months i'd of spent more on insurance than i would of the car

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    Its cheaper to drive uninsured

    Even if you are caught

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    Quote Originally Posted by 88ESR
    £600 in 1986..

    What would that equate to in 2010?

    600 24 years ago was a big chunk...

    tricky one...

    We found a receipt for a fairly decent camera of my grandads from the 50's, and it cost about 2 weeks wages.... And a fairly decent camera today will cost about 2 weeks wages (in most cases). So in the grand scheme of things insurance is 'probably' the same, but still crap in terms of SUDDENLY ramping up hard

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    Ive been with Adrian flux since about 1995 and never had any probs with them that was untill i was stopped in my crx last month as it flagged up on there ampr camera as uninsurred.
    Now as that car only comes out for 6 months of the year and is paid in full i was a little surprised to hear this.
    I was given a producer to show my paper work then given a breath test (passed) had the car checked over with a fine tooth comb then sent on my way.
    I got home checked my paper work and cover is till 4/12/2010 so all was fine.
    Now this is where the fun begins.
    I checked up on the insurance data base and found my car had no cover on it so i phoned A/F to get an answer machine saying not open at weekends so i called them back monday and was told ive had no insurance on the car since june.
    Now this got alarm bells ringing as i had paid in full around june time and i had all the paper work at mine.
    It turned out when i paid in full they had pressed cancel insurance instead of paid in full.
    After a lot of phone calls i bypassed A/F (my broker) and went strait to the people who insured my car.
    I spoke to a very nice chap who phoned me back within 30 mins to say he had sortted it all out as A/F didnt want to know.
    I also got money for 4 months worth of insurace back and said im never going with them again.
    Rant over and with Tescos now as got a standard 206 .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ernie
    Ive been with Adrian flux since about 1995 and never had any probs with them that was untill i was stopped in my crx last month as it flagged up on there ampr camera as uninsurred.
    Now as that car only comes out for 6 months of the year and is paid in full i was a little surprised to hear this.
    I was given a producer to show my paper work then given a breath test (passed) had the car checked over with a fine tooth comb then sent on my way.
    I got home checked my paper work and cover is till 4/12/2010 so all was fine.
    Now this is where the fun begins.
    I checked up on the insurance data base and found my car had no cover on it so i phoned A/F to get an answer machine saying not open at weekends so i called them back monday and was told ive had no insurance on the car since june.
    Now this got alarm bells ringing as i had paid in full around june time and i had all the paper work at mine.
    It turned out when i paid in full they had pressed cancel insurance instead of paid in full.
    After a lot of phone calls i bypassed A/F (my broker) and went strait to the people who insured my car.
    I spoke to a very nice chap who phoned me back within 30 mins to say he had sortted it all out as A/F didnt want to know.
    I also got money for 4 months worth of insurace back and said im never going with them again.
    Rant over and with Tescos now as got a standard 206 .

    I had similar with a broker based in Essex in the late 90's.... I NEVER received a certificate etc and they had trouble getting me the NCB proof. I'm sure I was never insured but a broker took my cash

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    Flux are ****,they wanted more than £500extra for the year to transfer from an 02 Astra 1800Sri-a 57 1300 astra cdti.Get fukked.Cost £90 to cancel the basttard aswell!
    Covered with someone else now-£360 for my mrs and i
    Flux wanted £900!! Tards

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    TBH for the moment a £100 incrtease over the last 12 months is a result, both mine and my mrs nigh on doubled!"

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