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GETTING INSURED AFTER BAN??

GMROCKS · 2011-10-26 10:09:31

anyone know who insures drivers after dui ban??:confused:

26-10-2011 10:09am

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GMROCKS

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anyone know who insures drivers after dui ban??

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#2 26-10-2011 10:11am

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yes, because that question belongs in the 'banking & insurance & pensions' forum!

think it would be better suited to the 'motors' forum
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=47

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#3 26-10-2011 10:13am

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How could you even have THOUGHT of putting an insurance question in the insurance forum.

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#4 26-10-2011 10:15am

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copeyhagen wrote: »

yes, because that question belongs in the 'banking & insurance & pensions' forum!

think it would be better suited to the 'motors' forum
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=47

:eek:

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#5 26-10-2011 10:21am

GMROCKS

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CALM DOWN :cool:

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#6 26-10-2011 4:55pm

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your previous insurer MUST give you a quotation for basic TP cover, butto be honest they'll probably give you FT & COMP as well.

Depending on the conviction and circumstances, there will be a loading, the question is - how much.

It can be up to 200% of the basic premium, but should reduce each year until gone

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#7 26-10-2011 5:04pm

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i had my insurance down to 530 and 4-5 yrs no claims,so you think 530+200%loading=1590 id be happy if i get that price.

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#8 26-10-2011 5:40pm

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GMROCKS wrote: »

i had my insurance down to 530 and 4-5 yrs no claims,so you think 530+200%loading=1590 id be happy if i get that price.

Have you asked different insurers yet?

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#9 26-10-2011 6:06pm

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copeyhagen wrote: »

yes, because that question belongs in the 'banking & insurance & pensions' forum!

think it would be better suited to the 'motors' forum

I disagree.

Yes, quinn direct insured me. They gave me a 100% loading (i.e. double normal premiums). I didn't have a no claims discount as I hadn't been insured in 2 years.

That was before they went down the toilet. Their basic premiums are a lot higher now and I don't know if they're actively discouraging people from taking out policies now.

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#10 26-10-2011 6:34pm

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no i didnt try anyone yet waiting on my licence,i thought companys wouldnt take me on,but iwas with quinn for 4-5 yrs,sounds good they might take me back,,4 year ban no breath sample might go against me.last car was 2.0 td so maybe smaller engine or van?

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