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Problem is, they want to charge me 26 quid for the privilage! I asked if there would be charges for courtesy cars when my car is in for a service and they said 'yes'. As my car is currently in for services etc around 4 times a year, I think its a bit of a cheek for them to be charging me. Previous insurers have obliged free of charge, so why are Adrian Flux charging?! 
they dont charge the English! 
nah soz just foolin round, i thionk its standard form now for most insurers. sucks dunit! 
(in writing) that: I phoned up to say what's going on and a nice sounding young lady told me that they've updated my file and that there is no extra charge!£50 just for changing an address (to a lower risk rated postcode). A lorry hit me up the rear, while I was stationary, and they took it 50/50 ... !!! The lorrys damafe was £50, mine ... £1500!!- cost me £10 and I had a free car for 2 months.(AFlux) and they sorted it all out. Excellent.Ben Thing is, I have never had to pay a charge like this since I started using car insurance. If you work out that I need a courtesy car around 4 times a year, it adds around 100 quid to the policy!"Flashguard" insurance, which was apparently explained to me (not). It covers you for transport cost that you might incur if you get banned from driving! In other words they'll pay for train travel, bus fare etc. £40 extra for something I won't be using! I told them to listen to the original phone conversation when taking out the policy and to get back to me. Surprise, surprise, the system was down, so they're getting back to me on Monday!
Dan_DCDezign wrote:Adrian fulx are pants.
Dan
There is no way I would accept 50/50 if I got slammed in the rear regardless of whether I was moving or stationary. The onus is on the driver behind to drive to the conditions of the road and take appropriate action to avoid the car in front.