Insurance - why do they always quote high

Discussion in 'UK Motorcycles' started by Kevin Stone, May 20, 2005.

  1. Kevin Stone

    Kevin Stone Guest

    Hi,

    Why do the insurance companies give you an initial quote, you then tell them
    you've got it cheaper, they then reduce it!?

    Why not just be cheapest in the first place. Auntie Carole couldn't get
    lower than £151, but told me they were a better company and I'd be much
    happier if I went with her.

    Got it for £139 instead of £167 [1]

    [1] TPFT Bandit 600, 1 year NC, aged 38, Stoke (including breakdown and
    green card).
     
    Kevin Stone, May 20, 2005
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  2. Alternatively...

    H&R gave me the lowest quote I could find by a long way on my insurance
    renewal letter.

    300 quid for fully comp on the R1. I couldn't get anyway near it by ringing
    around. It's the first time I have ever accepted the first quote for
    renewing my policy. Good attitude from H&R :eek:)
     
    Paul Hendrick, May 20, 2005
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  3. Kevin Stone

    sweller Guest

    IME they're very good. Cheque for written off bike (and kept the bike)
    within 10 days, the PI claim sorted within 11 months and the driver gave
    false details so had to be hunted down.
     
    sweller, May 22, 2005
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  4. Kevin Stone

    sweller Guest

    Beav wrote:

    [Carole Nash Ins.]
    Yes, I've got about seven bikes on the one policy; admittedly all
    'classics' but I'm pretty sure they do modern multibikes.
     
    sweller, May 23, 2005
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  5. My three are on one policy with Carole Nash.
     
    Paul Corfield, May 23, 2005
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