RAC Cheap Day Car Insurance Around £1 after Quidco

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  badgerrules3 years, 7 months agoShow comment toolsReply #1

  so i could do this for each day individually and it woulds only cost me £365 for my insurance.:-Dlol. Good deal though
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  widstyle3 years, 7 months agoShow comment toolsReply #2

  badgerrules

  so i could do this for each day individually and it woulds only cost me £365 for my insurance.:-Dlol. Good deal though

  
  
  well, firstly quidco aint a guarantee, secondly this promotion wont run forever, thirdly doing this 365 times might count as 'abuse' but nothing stopping you from doing it a few times?
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  Premier3 years, 7 months agoShow comment toolsReply #3

  The RAC will probably process any second attempt as a renewal. No quidco for renewals.
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  heada3 years, 7 months agoShow comment toolsReply #4

  perfect deal if buying a car off ebay or something and have a long drive home, or if you are a trader. heat added. :thumbsup:
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  E463 years, 7 months agoShow comment toolsReply #5

  Lowest I could get my qoute was £12.60 still after £10 thats mega cheap.
  HOT!
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  ukmonkey3 years, 7 months agoShow comment toolsReply #6

  Good find, this could come handy, heat added.
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  meclive3 years, 7 months agoShow comment toolsReply #7

  isn't it illegal to have two insurance policies on one car? i.e. if someone already has insurance on the car then to for you to get insured you have to be added to their insurance. so is this only a good deal if you buy a new car or already use RAC insurance?
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  widstyle3 years, 7 months agoShow comment toolsReply #8

  meclive

  isn't it illegal to have two insurance policies on one car? i.e. if someone already has insurance on the car then to for you to get insured you have to be added to their insurance. so is this only a good deal if you buy a new car?

  
  
  you can have additional TEMPORARY insurance on a car.
  
  so you could borrow your mates car for the day and use this offer.
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  custardy3 years, 7 months agoShow comment toolsReply #9

  meclive

  isn't it illegal to have two insurance policies on one car? i.e. if someone already has insurance on the car then to for you to get insured you have to be added to their insurance. so is this only a good deal if you buy a new car?

  
  
  or borrow a friends car,test drive etc
  not illegal to have 2 policies,it is to claim on two though
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  anonemoney3 years, 7 months agoShow comment toolsReply #10

  Very good deal...
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  khany13 years, 7 months agoShow comment toolsReply #11

  this is the same insurance system that norwich union uses,
  
  and i wont let me get insured becuase ive used up my maximum number of days in 12 months (which i think is about 6 months)
  
  the above refers to getting insured on the same car,
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  meclive3 years, 7 months agoShow comment toolsReply #12

  non-trade insurance companies will not allow you to insure a car twice though??
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  Adnan7863 years, 7 months agoShow comment toolsReply #13

  hot from me
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  widstyle3 years, 7 months agoShow comment toolsReply #14

  meclive

  non-trade insurance companies will not allow you to insure a car twice though??

  
  
  this is temporary insurance. one or two additional persons for a few days (1 day for the purpose of this deal) is allowed.
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  tawecdl3 years, 7 months agoShow comment toolsReply #15

  Would this work for learner drivers to be insured for 1 day, and have a day driving about with someone else in the car obviously.
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  widstyle3 years, 7 months agoShow comment toolsReply #16

  tawecdl

  Would this work for learner drivers to be insured for 1 day, and have a day driving about with someone else in the car obviously.

  
  
  no. need to be 21 yrs old. 12mnths licence holder.
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  aj_aziz3 years, 7 months agoShow comment toolsReply #17

  Similar to dayinsure.com which costs around £11 a day.
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  meclive3 years, 7 months agoShow comment toolsReply #18

  so what happens if you have an accident when covered by two insurance companies? surely they are both going to say the other is liable to pay?
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  meclive3 years, 7 months agoShow comment toolsReply #19

  also on yahoo answers someone has asked this question and the reply was
  http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080921135212AAYyubm

  I work in insurance and you cannot have two policies on the same car at the same time. In the insurance industry that is known as dual insured.
  Most insurance companies will only allow you to insure a car if it is registered and owned by yourself anyway.
  What you will need to do is get alternative quotes from other companies that will allow you to be a named drive on his policy.
  I hope this helps.

  
  So maybe worth checking with your existing insurer that you will still be insured! still a good deal if you have bought a new car though to drive it home!
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  widstyle3 years, 7 months agoShow comment toolsReply #20

  meclive

  so what happens if you have an accident when covered by two insurance companies? surely they are both going to say the other is liable to pay?

  
  
  duh........depends whos driving! the person on the original policy or the person on the day insurance

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