Bizarre occurrence of the day

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Douglas Spencer

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Bizarre occurrence of the day	[Aug. 13th, 2009\|10:21 am] Douglas Spencer
This is odd. In the post today is a letter from my insurers, telling me to wash my car and providing a list of hints on how to do it properly. Here's an idea -- why not knock a quid off my premium next year and don't bother sending me letters like this again.
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the_magician
2009-08-13 09:30 am (UTC)

They tried to knock £500 off my insurance claim because the car was dirty ... no, really!

They offered me £800 for my totalled old Mondeo, in part because when they saw it in the repair yard a couple of weeks after the accident they claimed it wasn't in great condition and wanted to offer me a "fair" or "poor" valuation ... I pointed out it was in perfect condition and had gotten dirty while sitting in the yard, did a lot more fighting on it, and got the valuation up to £1,300.

Also a clean car apparently uses a little less fuel (in my case it's because of the plants growing on the roof! ... no, not really ...)

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jon_a_five
2009-08-13 02:56 pm (UTC)

But isn't a clean car more likely to get nicked?

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