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Two ways of analysing "business" puzzle me
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<blockquote data-quote="Sharpend" data-source="post: 489764" data-attributes="member: 17152"><p>It’s all very well paying cheaper but the truth is you only find out how much value for money you are getting when you make a claim, I’m with More Than and they are not the cheapest but I will not be with them next year. I’ve been involved in two claims with them and they are a nightmare, next year I’ll be with direct line slightly more expensive but their customer service seems so much better and their policy is superior i.e: if you vehicle is damaged by attempted theft then you claim via them and are not penalised in anyway and it doesn’t matter how many times this happens. </p><p> We all say if you buy cheap you buy twice so why do we adopt a different theory when it comes to insurance? </p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sharpend, post: 489764, member: 17152"] It’s all very well paying cheaper but the truth is you only find out how much value for money you are getting when you make a claim, I’m with More Than and they are not the cheapest but I will not be with them next year. I’ve been involved in two claims with them and they are a nightmare, next year I’ll be with direct line slightly more expensive but their customer service seems so much better and their policy is superior i.e: if you vehicle is damaged by attempted theft then you claim via them and are not penalised in anyway and it doesn’t matter how many times this happens. We all say if you buy cheap you buy twice so why do we adopt a different theory when it comes to insurance? [/QUOTE]
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