djimi wrote: » The last time I had my windscreen replaced it didnt affect my NCB but it was listed on the NCB cert that I got sent out at the end of the policy, so I suppose in theory it depends on the new insurer what they choose to do with that information should you change, but honestly I dont think I have ever heard of a windscreen affect a policy before.
V.W.L 11 wrote: » AXA are without doubt the worst company in Ireland to deal with regarding windscreen issues,trying to get a windscreen replacement since Monday,still no joy and I have the nct next Monday with a cracked bloody windscreen :mad:
oldyouth wrote: » Are you not dealing directly with the approved repairer? Is that where the delay is, not AXA?
V.W.L 11 wrote: » the repairer said AXA were holding everything up.
oldyouth wrote: » Did you go to their approved repairer or your own contact? Standard practice is to put the call in and the lads call out to fix it in a day or so
V.W.L 11 wrote: » approved repairer i have been dealing with since 2006
oldyouth wrote: » But is it their approved repairer?
_Kaiser_ wrote: » Sort-of related... My A6's windscreen has a lot of circular swirls on it from (I'm assuming) the last owner going at it with one of those powered buffers - eejit! Would this be covered under a insurance replacement or will it need a run-in with a stone chip. Also, the car has auto-wipers and lights so I presume yer standard bit of glass won't be good enough?
mickdw wrote: » Is this on the car you just bought? If so, maybe that is why axa had an issue with your windscreen claim?
oldyouth wrote: » Ah I get it now. You buy a car on the Wednesday, on the Saturday you enquire if a windscreen which is white around the edges is a NCT fail and on the Monday you put in a windscreen claim with your insurer.
V.W.L 11 wrote: » no boy twas crack by debris from a truck and the car is in my own name since may so keep your smart comments to yourself
oldyouth wrote: » I'm not a "boy" and I made no comment other than to quote you from your previous posts. Did you (a) buy a car the other Wednesday, (b) enquire about if a certain condition on a windscreen is a NCT fail and (c) submit a windscreen claim to your insurer?????????????
Neilw wrote: » Will an insurance company pay for a genuine windscreen, i.e if you wanted a vw/bmw/merc stamped screen same as the original will they pay for it?
V.W.L 11 wrote: » i have a number of cars,this is just one of them if you must know,the car in question was purchased and insured in May and the breakage occurred in July
oldyouth wrote: » I put 3 of your posts in a row and you are getting all underlined and emboldened.