quinn direct
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quinn direct
got my best quote of quinn direct for my renewal and theyl cover all my mods too at litle extra cost.
just out of interest is there anything i should know about quinn.
Are the policies 12 month ones?
The guy on the phone was ok but are they good to deal with in event of a claim.
need reply soon as my insurance is about to expire
just out of interest is there anything i should know about quinn.
Are the policies 12 month ones?
The guy on the phone was ok but are they good to deal with in event of a claim.
need reply soon as my insurance is about to expire
- Jonezy
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Quinn have always been efficient when I've used them. I cancelled my policy and they got the refund out to me within 3 days.. would of been instant but I wanted a cheque.
People on the end of the phone are friendly and helpful.. although sometimes a touch difficult to understand. Depends on the strength of their irish accent though.
People on the end of the phone are friendly and helpful.. although sometimes a touch difficult to understand. Depends on the strength of their irish accent though.
Formerly Jay246
- Jay
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Car: 1992 Ford Fiesta RS 1800
im with them too never had a problem, i guess it beats outsourced support, think norwich union have that, i had a 7 day drive away insurnace with them and took me over an hour to sort it out, not impressed
- ukgaz
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Jay :People on the end of the phone are friendly and helpful.. although sometimes a touch difficult to understand. Depends on the strength of their irish accent though.
ill second that!! i to am with quinn, they offered the cheapest policy by far, and were quick and easy to deal with on the phone! good choice imo!
- thorny
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What are your mods and how much extra did it cost you?
I'm with quinn at the minute. I'ts good being able to drive other peoples cars with TPFT. Just need to convince my brother to give me the keys to his FTO....
I'm with quinn at the minute. I'ts good being able to drive other peoples cars with TPFT. Just need to convince my brother to give me the keys to his FTO....
- richard_p88
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Im with quinn, not had any problems other than ones ive caused meself!
When your just TFTF can you drive other peoples car then too?
When your just TFTF can you drive other peoples car then too?
- cookie456_the2nd
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Quinn have given me some of the best quotes over the last 2 years, ended up going with Liverpool Victoria though. Im seriously considering changing to Quinn-Direct as soon as i get my next car.
How do Quinn manage to come up with such good premiums and then some other insurers will totally rip you off. It shows how much profit the insurance business makes!!!
eg. Me on an XR3i for a year(exact same car):
Quinn £565.31
Highway £1723.??
How do Quinn manage to come up with such good premiums and then some other insurers will totally rip you off. It shows how much profit the insurance business makes!!!
eg. Me on an XR3i for a year(exact same car):
Quinn £565.31
Highway £1723.??
- RoryT
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- Location: Blackpool/Manchester
Quinn manage to be so cheap due to there working practices. they are currently been looked into by the FSA and ABI due to the way that they deal with customers after accidents.
i would rather roll up a dead rat and smoke it, than be insured by them.
just my 2p's worth.
i would rather roll up a dead rat and smoke it, than be insured by them.
just my 2p's worth.
- bristol_fez
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- Location: bristol
im with quinn too really cheap but had to have the car checked over by an authorized tester because its lowered and that cost me £40 and i pay £230 pounds a year
- xr2imetalhead
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im with them and i had an accident in my first car. total write off and did some serious damage to the other persons car. they were very quick and efficient. they didnt even come after me for compulsory excess because i didnt claim the other person claimed on me! i only had tpft so i didnt get anything for my car. so i bought a cheap fiesta!
- Dkmode
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