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Old Nov 14, 2007 | 05:52 PM
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Tony @ Greenlight
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From: Brentwood, Essex
Default Re: Greenlight Insurance

Hi Andre,

Sorry to hear that youve been having trouble with your instalments, missing a payment never goes doen well with Insurers or finance providers (ours or others within the market).

Providing it's ok with you (ie you authorise me) I can talk to your finance provider on your behalf to assess the situation - then I can look at the options & PM you.

I can't stress enough, if you're with Greenlight - i've been a member her for about 5 years now and i'm here to help (well at least to try and help) wherever I can.

Some situations are beyond saving, but I'll always do my best and will always respond.

If you can PM me your name/postcode/registration, policy number or client number i'll get straight on the case.

Kind regards

Tony


Originally Posted by andre_k
I have had a policy with greenlight since feb this year. 75 a month for a s2 cabby, then i forgot an installment in september, that still is outstanding. now i have just recieved a letter stating that they want £450 or it will be cancelled. Now the car has been off the road for the last month and is staying off road, however if i cancel it they will want the whole lot still. so basically i have to pay £450 by the 7th of December either way, and i cant do it!

i rang them but the bloke was a mardy nob and said they cant help, even when i offered to pay £150 every month till the policy finishes.

i know i should have paid the missing installment sooner. but where do i stand? could i let them go ahead and cancel it so i can have longer to pay?
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