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arktrix wrote:Insurers want an extra £290 to transfer my policy to a new 2nd hand car, piss take.

What are you going from/to?

wub wrote:

arktrix wrote:Insurers want an extra £290 to transfer my policy to a new 2nd hand car, piss take.

What are you going from/to?

group 3 to group 4...

I would love to know the reason why my ford focus is rated as insurance group 15

arktrix wrote:

wub wrote:

arktrix wrote:Insurers want an extra £290 to transfer my policy to a new 2nd hand car, piss take.

What are you going from/to?

group 3 to group 4...

Ah, that'll be why then


What model/engine if you don't mind my asking?

wub wrote:

arktrix wrote:

wub wrote:

arktrix wrote:Insurers want an extra £290 to transfer my policy to a new 2nd hand car, piss take.

What are you going from/to?

group 3 to group 4...

Ah, that'll be why then


What model/engine if you don't mind my asking?

0.9 siecento to a 1litre micra.

arktrix wrote:

wub wrote:

arktrix wrote:

wub wrote:

arktrix wrote:Insurers want an extra £290 to transfer my policy to a new 2nd hand car, piss take.

What are you going from/to?

group 3 to group 4...

Ah, that'll be why then


What model/engine if you don't mind my asking?

0.9 siecento to a 1litre micra.

Jesus dude, I feel for you

I still get charged £600 for my 1.4 Pug, and that's with a few years of no claims under my belt

wub wrote:Jesus dude, I feel for you

I still get charged £600 for my 1.4 Pug, and that's with a few years of no claims under my belt

Same, I got three years, no fixed penalties and still they want to charge that much! Oh yeah, thats before admin fees and insurance premiums

arktrix wrote:

wub wrote:Jesus dude, I feel for you

I still get charged £600 for my 1.4 Pug, and that's with a few years of no claims under my belt

Same, I got three years, no fixed penalties and still they want to charge that much! Oh yeah, thats before admin fees and insurance premiums

Shop around mate...I switched from Admiral the other year after First Plan refused to cut my £1200 premium...ended up getting it down to £600 with a phone call.

The awful traffic everyone rushing home to get to the game in time.

you live in a dodgy area or something? I dont think i paid much more than £1200 when i was 17

southstar wrote:you live in a dodgy area or something? I dont think i paid much more than £1200 when i was 17

Parking on the street, no designated parking area for my property, Tooting area.

spilt cereal milk all over my brand new laptop and destroyed it, no insurance either

fuck you Workaholics for making me laugh so much at your show that I didn't even clock the milk till it was too late

can't sleep. fuck it.

JizzMan wrote:spilt cereal milk all over my brand new laptop and destroyed it, no insurance either

fuck you Workaholics for making me laugh so much at your show that I didn't even clock the milk till it was too late

Let it dry out and send it back to the manufacturer. If you're lucky they wont see any evidence of milk and fix it for free under warranty

southstar wrote:

JizzMan wrote:spilt cereal milk all over my brand new laptop and destroyed it, no insurance either

fuck you Workaholics for making me laugh so much at your show that I didn't even clock the milk till it was too late

Let it dry out and send it back to the manufacturer. If you're lucky they wont see any evidence of milk and fix it for free under warranty

yeah that's my plan, hopefully it'll work out... Spent 700 on this as well

at least it's not jizz, Jizzman

that could have set up a very awkward situation if the warranty guy finds out what it is

lots milk?

being longed off by my bestfriend again

signals wrote:lots milk?

I assume you're asking lots Of milk?

Didn't spill that much actually, just enough to make the keyboard decide to literally turn upside down, so now I have to press f5 for spacebar lol... i had no clue that milk could be this evil