What does Asgard go under when renewing motor tax?

Godot. · 2011-12-08 15:45:51

These questions probably sound dense as f**k, but anyway... Is it Lloyds (UK) or Lloyds Companies. Secondly, as I renewed my insurance today is the expiry date the 7th of December next year or the 8th?

08-12-2011 04:45PM

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These questions probably sound dense as f**k, but anyway...

Is it Lloyds (UK) or Lloyds Companies. Secondly, as I renewed my insurance today is the expiry date the 7th of December next year or the 8th?

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#2 08-12-2011 04:56PM

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Lloyds Companies I think, I remember being equally lost the first time.

And the expiration date isn't always EXACTLY a year away, mine was 351 days insurance, probably because I renewed 4 days before my cover was up.

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I typed in 7th of December 2013 and got this answer.

You cannot have an insurance policy that ends more than 13 months after today's date

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6th

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Godot. wrote: »

I typed in 7th of December 2013 and got this answer.

You cannot have an insurance policy that ends more than 13 months after today's date

Surely 2012, no?

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#6 08-12-2011 05:56PM

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moonpie9588 wrote: »

Surely 2012, no?

Haha, yeah that sounds about right!!

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