Quinn Direct - are they reputable?

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Quinn Direct - are they reputable?

Postby AGAR on Tue Nov 28, 2006 1:21 pm

Just wondering as my mate has got some awesome quotes with them but then he said something about them not offering legal cover?

What exactly is this legal cover and do we need it?

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Postby richard_p88 on Tue Nov 28, 2006 9:01 pm

They DO offer legal cover.

I am insured with them and and they're prices do seem loads better than anyone else. I was paying £1200 for a 1.1 fiesta with them (still loads but cheapest i could find). Anyway after a 'minor off' which left the car undriveable. I've bought a 1.6si and am paying just £135 for the remaining 8 month of my policy. Not too bad as it's my first year.

I've *touch wood* not yet had to put in a claim with them so can't say m,uch about what they are like when it matters though.

Legal Cover i imagine is just as it says. They will pay for any legal services required in the event of a claim, say you injure another party and they su for instance.
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Postby rtlee88 on Tue Nov 28, 2006 9:09 pm

They are a really cheap company! but are awful to deal with when you have a problem!! their admin is useless!!!
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Postby rtlee88 on Tue Nov 28, 2006 9:13 pm

oh sorry forgot to say! yeah legal protection is the funding of a solictor etc if anything comes up in court and stuff! it should be included in yor premium, but possible included in quinns admin charge!
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Postby AGAR on Tue Nov 28, 2006 9:55 pm

I thought as much - and i phrased the original post incorrectly.

I should have said they offer some policies without legal cover, hence why i was wondering if i required it.

Thats cleared it up - thankyou.
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