My pride and joy has got to go
22 April 2004, 06:13 PM
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My pride and joy has got to go
So, I drove the girlfriends car home last night and got pulled. Had no insurance. I'm getting 5 points and a huge *** fine. The problem is, I cannot find an insurance company now that will insure me on my Scoob with points(insurance due end of month), as I'm only 23, so I gotta sell it. I can safely say i'm heartbroken and realise that now i'm gonna be driving round in my clio again. Devastated.
22 April 2004, 06:46 PM
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What the f*ck are you doing driving around with no insurance? T*sser.
You should be banned, points aren't enough to teach people like you.
And anway not sure I believe this thread. You would have been insured TP on the GF's car, assuming you are fully comp on the Scooby, assuming you even have one.
You should be banned, points aren't enough to teach people like you.
And anway not sure I believe this thread. You would have been insured TP on the GF's car, assuming you are fully comp on the Scooby, assuming you even have one.
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22 April 2004, 06:48 PM
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Does n't your scooby insurance cover you to drive another car third party. Or do you drive that uninsured.
Sorry but if you drive with out insurance you are a Tw@t and don't deserve to ever be insured again.
Sorry but if you drive with out insurance you are a Tw@t and don't deserve to ever be insured again.
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Originally Posted by DJ140
What the f*ck are you doing driving around with no insurance? T*sser.
And what do you mean your insurance is due at the end of the month, you haven't got any!!!
Probably still at school.
And what do you mean your insurance is due at the end of the month, you haven't got any!!!
Probably still at school.
Anyone who has no good reason for not being insured is costing me and everyone else money.
Brian.
22 April 2004, 06:53 PM
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I think he means he has insurance on his scooby only, i.e not insured to drive his girlfriends car on his/her policy.....
On my fully comp. policy I'm insured to drive any other car third party as long as I have the owners permission to take it of course.
On my fully comp. policy I'm insured to drive any other car third party as long as I have the owners permission to take it of course.
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22 April 2004, 06:56 PM
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Originally Posted by wrxmania
Well said - I pay a friggin fortune for my insurance in a good area with good no claims and I am 29 (today).
Anyone who has no good reason for not being insured is costing me and everyone else money.
Brian.
Anyone who has no good reason for not being insured is costing me and everyone else money.
Brian.
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22 April 2004, 06:56 PM
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Originally Posted by Journeyman
I think he means he has insurance on his scooby only, i.e not insured to drive his girlfriends car on his/her policy.....
On my fully comp. policy I'm insured to drive any other car third party as long as I have the owners permission to take it of course.
On my fully comp. policy I'm insured to drive any other car third party as long as I have the owners permission to take it of course.
The insurance whilst based on the car insured, is also about the person and their liability so I can't imagine any policies not covering thrid party on another car???
I may be wrong,
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22 April 2004, 06:58 PM
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Originally Posted by wrxmania
I thought that was standard on all poilicies in case you have to drive a car in an emergency etc?
The insurance whilst based on the car insured, is also about the person and their liability so I can't imagine any policies not covering thrid party on another car???
I may be wrong,
Brian.
The insurance whilst based on the car insured, is also about the person and their liability so I can't imagine any policies not covering thrid party on another car???
I may be wrong,
Brian.
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22 April 2004, 07:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Big Flex
So, I drove the girlfriends car home last night and got pulled. Had no insurance. I'm getting 5 points and a huge *** fine. The problem is, I cannot find an insurance company now that will insure me on my Scoob with points(insurance due end of month), as I'm only 23, so I gotta sell it. I can safely say i'm heartbroken and realise that now i'm gonna be driving round in my clio again. Devastated.
shame you're only getting 5 points and big fine. if it were up to me i'd ban you on the spot, take all the money you own and lock you up for a week in the cells with bubba the **** rapist!!
you're the kind of ****head i dread getting involved in an accident with, as it will only end up costing me my NCD and put my insurance up, while you get a slap on the wrist.
hope you're posting this as a wind up coz scoobynet (and the world for that matter) don't need you around.
22 April 2004, 07:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Walwal
Hey, happy birthday.
Andy.
Andy.
Survived my Birthday so far!!!! No major disasters!!
Just had another appallingly laughable insurance quote from Chruchill!!!!!
Useless,
Thanks anyway Walwal,
Brian.
22 April 2004, 07:06 PM
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Alright lads give him a chance(unless i'm missing somthing here), it may have been a genuine mistake.
Big flex - I would check you policy certificate to see if your insurance company allows you to drive other cars. You do not have to be Fully Comp to get this benefit, you just have to meet each insurance companies criteria to get this, i.e age, occupation etc
simb
Big flex - I would check you policy certificate to see if your insurance company allows you to drive other cars. You do not have to be Fully Comp to get this benefit, you just have to meet each insurance companies criteria to get this, i.e age, occupation etc
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im 22 and tesco wont let me drive other cars intill im 25 even tho i pay £2000 to insure my sti 5 type r i asked them about it and said its stupid that if i can drive a group 20 car every day then surley i can handle a normal car every now and then but she said sorry thats not part of the crytearer u have to be 25
22 April 2004, 09:06 PM
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Bit of a debate going on here!Happy Birthday Andy but dont start me on this topic.....
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22 April 2004, 09:23 PM
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guess you picked the wrong forum for sympathy , when we all pay high premiums to cover people who drive without insurance etc.................!
23 April 2004, 09:40 AM
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Thanks guys! I do have one...and yes, it is insured. I couldn't get insurance for it myself, so i insured it in my mums name so that it was cheaper, and that's why i wasn't insured on her car. Tell you what i'll do next time. I'll let her drink drive, then when she kills someone, I'll say you guys said it was fine.
23 April 2004, 09:48 AM
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Originally Posted by Big Flex
Thanks guys! I do have one...and yes, it is insured. I couldn't get insurance for it myself, so i insured it in my mums name so that it was cheaper, and that's why i wasn't insured on her car. Tell you what i'll do next time. I'll let her drink drive, then when she kills someone, I'll say you guys said it was fine.
thanks
23 April 2004, 09:49 AM
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Originally Posted by Big Flex
Thanks guys! I do have one...and yes, it is insured. I couldn't get insurance for it myself, so i insured it in my mums name so that it was cheaper, and that's why i wasn't insured on her car. Tell you what i'll do next time. I'll let her drink drive, then when she kills someone, I'll say you guys said it was fine.
trying to say you would do something even more stupid doesent forgive the a55hole thing you did.
Grow up and get banned.
23 April 2004, 09:56 AM
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Originally Posted by Big Flex
Thanks guys! I do have one...and yes, it is insured. I couldn't get insurance for it myself, so i insured it in my mums name so that it was cheaper, and that's why i wasn't insured on her car. Tell you what i'll do next time. I'll let her drink drive, then when she kills someone, I'll say you guys said it was fine.
I would be surprised if you find anyone with a sympathy vote.
23 April 2004, 10:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Big Flex
Thanks guys! I do have one...and yes, it is insured. I couldn't get insurance for it myself, so i insured it in my mums name so that it was cheaper, and that's why i wasn't insured on her car. Tell you what i'll do next time. I'll let her drink drive, then when she kills someone, I'll say you guys said it was fine.
.Serves you right.... hope you like the clio
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23 April 2004, 10:34 AM
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Originally Posted by Big Flex
Thanks guys! I do have one...and yes, it is insured. I couldn't get insurance for it myself, so i insured it in my mums name so that it was cheaper, and that's why i wasn't insured on her car. Tell you what i'll do next time. I'll let her drink drive, then when she kills someone, I'll say you guys said it was fine.
How imature you are .......
Take it on the chin like a real man! You did wrong and you got caughtYou're still a stupid tw@t - and deserve everything you get! I'll bet £10-20 on a Taxi now sounds like a good idea???
23 April 2004, 10:34 AM
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Well I think you lot are spouting ****.
I for one have done it, and I suspect others on here have too, the difference is I didnt get caught, im no longer insured on my dads car, it hasnt stopped me moving it out of the way of my car..
FWIW, a friend of mine got 9 points for the pleasure of it.
Before you criticise, think long and hard as to whether you have ever driven when the mot and / or tax had run out and you hadnt realised.. if you have ever bumped a car off for someone.. or what you did back in your younger days..
We all learn by our mistakes.. its all if, but's and maybe's. No one died / got hurt on this occasion, And its not like he drives 24x7 without insurance.
David
I for one have done it, and I suspect others on here have too, the difference is I didnt get caught, im no longer insured on my dads car, it hasnt stopped me moving it out of the way of my car..
FWIW, a friend of mine got 9 points for the pleasure of it.
Before you criticise, think long and hard as to whether you have ever driven when the mot and / or tax had run out and you hadnt realised.. if you have ever bumped a car off for someone.. or what you did back in your younger days..
We all learn by our mistakes.. its all if, but's and maybe's. No one died / got hurt on this occasion, And its not like he drives 24x7 without insurance.
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23 April 2004, 10:53 AM
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Originally Posted by Big Flex
Thanks guys! I do have one...and yes, it is insured. I couldn't get insurance for it myself, so i insured it in my mums name so that it was cheaper, and that's why i wasn't insured on her car. Tell you what i'll do next time. I'll let her drink drive, then when she kills someone, I'll say you guys said it was fine.
