SCOOP 64 wrote: » Only one circumstance age of car,no other reason. wife with Aviva 08 zafira cheapest quote ever had €295 fully comp, but would not quote me still with wife with a policy with them, don't think i would be fraud indicator.
Henryhill2 wrote: » Maybe they just have a thing they're not taking on old cars now I'm driving a 99 and only paying just over 400 with them
SCOOP 64 wrote: » how long you been with them?
Henryhill2 wrote: » About 6 years
SCOOP 64 wrote: » im with Bank of Ireland 1.4 98 Astra, €390 fully comp, seems like i am stuck with them because of age of car, hard to get over quotes, can see it going up every year, last year €320.
alan partridge aha wrote: » Renewed with Aviva VW Bora 2002 1.9Tdi 100bhp. Fully comp, no claims protected and journeywise cover for €417. North Wexford area.
Henryhill2 wrote: » Doubt you'll get any better than that anyway My understanding was fully comp wasn't needed on an old car, can't remember exactly why. Have the NCB fully protected is important
SCOOP 64 wrote: » new customer?
Odyssey 2005 wrote: » With fully comp you get 3rd party ins for driving other cars.
Eggs For Dinner wrote: » You can get driving of other cars with 3rd party fire & theft and 3rd party only policies. Also, having fully comp does not mean you automatically get the extension
Odyssey 2005 wrote: » Does with aviva
Henryhill2 wrote: » Post insurance 10 monthly installments
SkyblueC wrote: » This is worst ****ing customer service ever in the whole ****ing world. Cheap insurance. Was with them 4 years. But this year renewal came. Same as last year premium. With extra 1 year no claim bonus same car. But same quote as last year. Xxx.93cents. Then that disappeared from online portal. As you can only buy from online portal. So i have no other way but to contect them. Left 15 imassages. Went to live chat waited hours but no one will come up. You go to number 5 from 19 20. But it will freeze at 5. Will ask tou to request a call back. But no ****ing call . 20days i waited and went to another local irish company. Paying extra €70 on local but happy with them as have office few blocks away. Stay well ****ing away from these English scums.
rosenrot wrote: » False, traffic violations on both Irish and other EU driving licenses are recorded and any insurance company can look them up, same applies to the police. In order to comply with anti-price discrimination EU laws, the drop-down menu for "what driving license do you have" should have the options: EU / non-EU prior to the Brexit and EU / UK / Other after the Brexit. Everything else is just a joke, that's easily fine-able. If you take out your driving license and look closely, you will see it is a standard-issue EU driving license, same as every other EU license issued in the EU over the last decade or more. Unless you are 70+ and your last issued old Irish paper license is without an expiry date.
vickers209 wrote: » Wifes renewal with aviva 06 nissan note 1.4 11 years full licence 15 years + no claims fully comp with full no claims protection and journey wise benefit last year €506 this year €423 without no claims protection and journey-wise comes in around €360 Happy enough with that
Vladi_ wrote: » I'm planning to get my first car ever. I'm 33 and have my licence for 15 years but never owned a car. I've been trying to get quotes from a few different companies for a car I'm interested in. Most of them wouldn't even give me a quote online but I was pretty shocked when I got €2100 in its4women and €4000 in 123. How's that possible? Is Its4women really bad company or is 123 a rip off? Or should I just forget about online quotes and go there personally? Any help on this subject is more than welcome as I have 0 experience buying cars. Thanks.
TeaBagMania wrote: » Vladi, what kind of car are you trying to insure? You might need to start out with a 1L ****ebox for a year or two to build your NCB
SCOOP 64 wrote: » Have you got the figures the wrong way round because it reads as you if insurance went down,cant be right?
TeaBagMania wrote: » agreed, not to mention that nissan is over ten years old, definitely cant be right
Eggs For Dinner wrote: » Aviva are very good with renewing older cars already insured with them. Confirming it is not the age of the car (solely) that concerns then, rather it is the person wanting to come to them for the 1st time with an older car
