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insurance for a few weeks

alainnbeauty · 2012-12-17 13:39:29

hi guys ,is there any insurance company that does insurance for a few weeks ? , my boyfriend hasnt renewed his policy last month because hes living in the city now, but he will be going home for a few weeks which is in the back in of no where so he dosnt want to be depending on people to be taking him places ha. any advice…

17-12-2012 1:39pm

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alainnbeauty

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hi guys ,is there any insurance company that does insurance for a few weeks ? , my boyfriend hasnt renewed his policy last month because hes living in the city now, but he will be going home for a few weeks which is in the back in of no where so he dosnt want to be depending on people to be taking him places ha.
any advice welcome. thanks

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#2 17-12-2012 3:00pm

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The easiest thing to do is start a new policy, pay the deposit by CC and then cancel the DD and return the cert when he doesn't need it anymore.

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#3 17-12-2012 3:18pm

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Our man in Havana wrote: »

The easiest thing to do is start a new policy, pay the deposit by CC and then cancel the DD and return the cert when he doesn't need it anymore.

would the insurance company insure you again if you did do something like that ? im curious as im thinking of trying it myself

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#4 17-12-2012 3:19pm

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Not an issue if you cancel the policy properly by writing to them.

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