Nothing wrong with G.tech one of the easiest panels ive ever come across and i come across it everywhere (my dad has one). I am even considering the ProSYS for us. Jeff
come on spill the beans - thats a cop out if ever i read one " was going to buy then i remembered they fit gtec .." , remember we fit them exclusivly yet i dont like them either
Back to the original question: I always thought that if you were not insured in your own name but had been on a company policy, as long as you could provide proof of that policy (either the policy with your name or a letter from the company) then the insurance company would provide you with the relevant No Claims Discount on your new (own name) policy.
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Back to the original question: I always thought that if you were not insured in your own name but had been on a company policy, as long as you could provide proof of that policy (either the policy with your name or a letter from the company) then the insurance company would provide you with the relevant No Claims Discount on your new (own name) policy.
its like the problem i had - might not want employer to know he needs insurance ?
Last Edit: August 06, 2007, 06:31:48 PM by heres Aaron
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« Reply #50 on: August 06, 2007, 06:34:41 PM »
introductory no-claim discount for van? can't see that being pulled off
arron you got a car insured in your name? if so amend policy for work use, if chav passion gti passion wagon maybe a time for diesel rep mobile / astra estate
there little chance of cheap van insurance with no ncb at 21
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Back to the original question: I always thought that if you were not insured in your own name but had been on a company policy, as long as you could provide proof of that policy (either the policy with your name or a letter from the company) then the insurance company would provide you with the relevant No Claims Discount on your new (own name) policy.
QFA Had the same thing when I started Phelps Systems. My previous employer gave me a To Who It May Concern letter saying I was on their insurance for 3 years and never crashed the car. Tesco then gave me 3 years NCD which was later transferred to our mini fleet policy with Norwich Union.
QFA Had the same thing when I started Phelps Systems. My previous employer gave me a To Who It May Concern letter saying I was on their insurance for 3 years and never crashed the car. Tesco then gave me 3 years NCD which was later transferred to our mini fleet policy with Norwich Union.
can't see that being pulled off