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One Day Insurance
hopefully not a repost.id never seen the site before but prices seem ok.
also covers european cover aswell
http://www.dayinsure.com/
also covers european cover aswell
http://www.dayinsure.com/
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Seems okay for one off quick needed extra cover, 
but was discussed ages ago as someone asked about it for car taxation purposes.
The site clearly states in its FAQ's that taxation with their certificates is not possible
Just thought I would kill that one again.
Good to repost now and again though
but was discussed ages ago as someone asked about it for car taxation purposes.The site clearly states in its FAQ's that taxation with their certificates is not possible
Just thought I would kill that one again.
Good to repost now and again though
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No need to David, as insurance can only be arranged for less than 1 month per year.
It is underwritten by Norwich Union
Dayinsure.com is a short period insurance facilitity that will provide cover for a maximum of 28 days, for any one vehicle, in any 12 month period. If you require annual cover, dayinsure.com recommends that you contact Norwich Union Direct on 0800 092 9561, or via their website at www.norwichunion.com
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They dont exactly ask many details though ! compared to getting a normal policy.
Came back at £21 for a days insurance on my old saff which I reckon is just to cheap.
Will it cover me if I buy another cheap saff and take it to Nurumburg for a few days ? if so were laughing
Came back at £21 for a days insurance on my old saff which I reckon is just to cheap.
Will it cover me if I buy another cheap saff and take it to Nurumburg for a few days ? if so were laughing
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theres lots of small print to read. 
took this of a forum that it was on sure they got it of the site
hadnt even thought of the tax tbh just thought could be handy if buying a car down south or something and getting you up the road.saves getting another cover note sent
took this of a forum that it was on sure they got it of the site
hadnt even thought of the tax tbh just thought could be handy if buying a car down south or something and getting you up the road.saves getting another cover note sent
Customer acceptance criteria
The customer and any other person who will drive must:
be resident in Great Britain, Northern Ireland or the Isle of Man.
be aged over 21 (over 25 in respect of group 18 - 20 cars).
hold a current, valid, full UK driving licence and have done so for at least 12 months.
have no more than 8 penalty points in the last 3 years, and have no prosecution or police enquiry pending.
not have had more than 2 fault claims in any three year period.
not have been disqualified from driving in the past 3 years.
only use the car for social, domestic and pleasure purposes or business use by the policyholder excluding the carriage of passengers or goods for hire or reward.
The customer and any other person who will drive must:
be resident in Great Britain, Northern Ireland or the Isle of Man.
be aged over 21 (over 25 in respect of group 18 - 20 cars).
hold a current, valid, full UK driving licence and have done so for at least 12 months.
have no more than 8 penalty points in the last 3 years, and have no prosecution or police enquiry pending.
not have had more than 2 fault claims in any three year period.
not have been disqualified from driving in the past 3 years.
only use the car for social, domestic and pleasure purposes or business use by the policyholder excluding the carriage of passengers or goods for hire or reward.
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nah i can actually get cover with this for once in my life 
first time in 10years ive only had 3 points
might take this bm over to the ring and kill it were it was born lol.could be handy for a 2nd driver tho.and saves killing my no claims if they do bin it
first time in 10years ive only had 3 points
might take this bm over to the ring and kill it were it was born lol.could be handy for a 2nd driver tho.and saves killing my no claims if they do bin it
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Is driving round the 'ring classed as Social and Domestic ??
Im sure many people would be shocked to find their insurance is null and void should it go tits up, or you hit someone else out there etc.
Im sure many people would be shocked to find their insurance is null and void should it go tits up, or you hit someone else out there etc.
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You lucky coont
Enjoy the ring if you go over, a few of us were planning it too but cars wont be ready in time maybe later on in the year 
Its a bit shit that they wont let you on without tax, mot etc as I wanted to trailer one of the track cars over
Enjoy the ring if you go over, a few of us were planning it too but cars wont be ready in time
maybe later on in the year Its a bit shit that they wont let you on without tax, mot etc as I wanted to trailer one of the track cars over
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Originally Posted by NUTS RuS
Is driving round the 'ring classed as Social and Domestic ??
Im sure many people would be shocked to find their insurance is null and void should it go tits up, or you hit someone else out there etc.
Im sure many people would be shocked to find their insurance is null and void should it go tits up, or you hit someone else out there etc.
I bet that over 50% of those that travel over dont have a clue about the insurance bit, or even how much it costs to replace the armco
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the old hic classic policy i was on for the s2 used to cover for track cover it said.dunno as to what t would cover tbh 
and probably wouldnt cover to the ring? if i was going id check on insurance lol.
might email them and see if this one day cover thing would cover the ring.doubt it but who knows lol.
if you were to go dave would you just head over from rosyth.think its only about 220 miles once of the ferry not sure what it is from the other side of the channel tunnel trying to persuade some folk to go.would be good to make a scottish trip
and your chief scottish organiser dave.will we leave it in your hands
and probably wouldnt cover to the ring? if i was going id check on insurance lol.might email them and see if this one day cover thing would cover the ring.doubt it but who knows lol.
if you were to go dave would you just head over from rosyth.think its only about 220 miles once of the ferry not sure what it is from the other side of the channel tunnel
trying to persuade some folk to go.would be good to make a scottish trip and your chief scottish organiser dave.will we leave it in your hands
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If it will cover then I could go 'maybe' go halfs with Andy and take his 4x4 on if he would let me 220 miles is fuck all though, even with the trailer on
Get the details if you can mate, PM me if you dont mind
If you want me to organise something then get a few more names and you can help me do it
220 miles is fuck all though, even with the trailer on Get the details if you can mate, PM me if you dont mind
If you want me to organise something then get a few more names and you can help me do it
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well 220 miles according to rac autoroute thing lol dont think would take that long.ferry takes about 24 hrs i think at least but its got a bar
last time i looked was about £300 for a 3 folk in a car and thats with a tripe room there and back too.
will deffo look more into it and see if anyone else would be up for it
last time i looked was about £300 for a 3 folk in a car and thats with a tripe room there and back too.
will deffo look more into it and see if anyone else would be up for it
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probably about another £100-£150 max for the trailer depends when it was etc but thats most it would be i think.
would have to look at prices beter but im sure t would be easier and cheaper than going down south first.and lots more drinking time for the alcoholics
would have to look at prices beter but im sure t would be easier and cheaper than going down south first.and lots more drinking time for the alcoholics
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