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16-12-2012
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Join Date: Apr 2012
Location: Ravenshead, Nottinghamshire
Posts: 312
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Quote:
Originally Posted by emtphil
All car insurence covers green lanes as they are legal rights of way/roads. A company who wont cover u on a green lane id be woried to drive the m1as they would not cover that.
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Maybe someone should tell the folks on Saga's call centre. They didn't know what a snorkel, rock slider or green lane were when I rang to update my cover. When I explained what a green lane was they classed it as off-road. They referred the call to their underwriters and they came back with a refusal to provide any cover at all. So they lost my business and I got a better policy at the same price. Their loss, my gain!
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29-04-2013
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Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: North Bucks, MK18 p'code
Amateur Radio Callsign: G0WBX
Posts: 19
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Anyone else having dificulty getting hold of 'Flux's customer support types? I keep sending documents and photo's to them, as requested, the "my Adrian Flux" site says all is complete, but they keep asking, with the same wording each time. This is just for a renewal, and nothing material has changed regarding the vehicle etc..
I've tried and tried to call them ad-nausium, but the lines are always busy (or switched off after 5:30 pm) and as yet, no one's called me back. that and their email system just spits back boiler plate messages.
The insurance runs out in a day or three (this has been going on two weeks!) so I'm getting more than a little twitchy.
Regards. Dave B.
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29-04-2013
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Posts: 4,407
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pm dan frpm adrian flux he checks this regular and will arrange a call back.
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29-04-2013
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Group Management
Wessex 4x4 Response
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Chippenham, Wiltshire
National Callsign: WE100
Amateur Radio Callsign: M0WMC
Posts: 1,417
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30-04-2013
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Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: North Bucks, MK18 p'code
Amateur Radio Callsign: G0WBX
Posts: 19
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Thanks Mario.
PM sent.
For a company that says they champion customer service, it seems well and truly broken just now.
Dave.
Last edited by Dave B at Borg; 30-04-2013 at 09:11 AM.
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30-04-2013
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Group Management
Wessex 4x4 Response
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Chippenham, Wiltshire
National Callsign: WE100
Amateur Radio Callsign: M0WMC
Posts: 1,417
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to be fair, I think the difference in the quality of the staff in each of the major insurance companies varies far more than the difference between any of the companies.
The result you get seems to depend far more on which person answers the phone, rather than which company you call. ie: they all have their share of good guys and muppets.
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01-05-2013
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Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: North Bucks, MK18 p'code
Amateur Radio Callsign: G0WBX
Posts: 19
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Well, indeed, when you get to talk to a real live human, all (hopefully) is resolved.
My issue is with the (aparrently recently rolled out) automated email response/web based system, that would appear to still need some (quite a lot I suspect) of work doing to it, that you cant seem to bypass.
The other thing, other co's have a telephone presence (if just a call center, but it's a start) at weekends (or part of the we) for non claim business. AF just close at 5:30PM on a Friday, and sadly we have to work those same hours too.
Oh well, hopefully on the way to being resolved, but it was an uphill struggle just to contact them and talk to anyone, needing Dan to prod someone on my behalf. (Thanks Dan)
Regards.
Dave Baxter.
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04-09-2013
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Responder
Sussex 4x4 Response
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Crowborough, East Sussex.
National Callsign: SX033
Amateur Radio Callsign: G4OTV
Posts: 313
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Insurance Restriction IMPORTANT
One of our members is (was) insured with Elephant.co.uk which is owned by Admiral. In the letter he has received confirming that he is covered for volunteer driving is the following restriction " No cover is allowed under the policy for Blue Light Use or the use of any other emergency or warning lights." When he queried this he was told that the restriction applied to all policies issued by companies in the Admiral group and even covered the use of normal hazard flashers ie if you use them or amber beacons whilst on volunteer driving (for example for 4x4 Response) then you have no insurance cover.
Might I suggest that members be advised to check their letters authorising volunteer use to see if this restriction applies. Could I also suggest that 4x4 Response UK makes an approach to Admiral on behalf of all groups to try to get this restriction removed.
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04-09-2013
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Responder
Sussex 4x4 Response
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Crowborough, East Sussex.
National Callsign: SX033
Amateur Radio Callsign: G4OTV
Posts: 313
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A bit of further information. Admiral is a member of ABI all members of which should accept volunteer driving. There is a restriction on blue light driving (understandably) but no mention of amber beacons or other warning lights. Looks like Admiral is not following the party line. Could this be taken up with them offficially by the national group please?
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04-09-2013
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Tribal elder
Yorkshire 4x4 Response
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Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Middlesbrough
National Callsign: YR314
Amateur Radio Callsign: none
Posts: 2,958
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Thanks for highlighting this Dave, can you get the policy holder to contact me directly please Dave (use the Trustees email system and address it FAO.....)
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