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How far back to report accidents?

  • 11-02-2008 10:02pm
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    I'm told that you don't have to report any accidents older than 5 years to existing insurance companys or when requesting a quote from new ones.

    Is this correct? Can anyone confirm the law or whatever that explains this ?


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  • #2
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    Right, Quinn Direct got back to me and told me it's from the last 3 years.

    For anyone else who has the same question down the road.


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    cee_jay
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    Hypothetical question - if you have a protected NCB, and then proceed to have an accident and a claim against you, do you still have to report to an insurance company this accident occured?


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    cAr0l wrote: »
    Hypothetical question - if you have a protected NCB, and then proceed to have an accident and a claim against you, do you still have to report to an insurance company this accident occured?
    If they ask you and you sign a form saying you've had none, and you've had one, and they find out later on that you lied then your insurance is null and void pretty much.


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