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Lost NCB after theft of car

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bubbadel | 11:38 Thu 19th Apr 2007 | Motoring
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Just had my renewal quote and before the theft i had 16 years no claims, but now my insurance co have dropped it to 2 years, should it not be 3 years NCB now. 5 years is the max as far as i'm aware but thet took 3 years of me......
Anyone know if they are wrong?
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Different procedures may apply depending on who you are insured with. For example I know Norwich Unions max ncd is 5 years, so unless your NCD is protected for every claim you make you would lose 2 years ncd (ie 5 years to 3 years). Who are you insd with? Have tried contacting your insurers to query with them and make sure they have issued on the correct basis?
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im with Quinn-Direct, i have'nt rang them yet as i only got the renewal this morning, i should have had it protected but it's one of those (it wont happen to me) senarios.
I'm going to ring quinn tomorrow but just wanted some ammo before i called them
Hi bubbadel,

Here's a link to Quinn Direct's policy wording:-

http://www.quinn-direct.co.uk/documents/policy docs/motor_policy_gb.pdf

According to their no claims bonus reduction scale this is unfortunately correct. There's not many companies out there who will still give you three years no claims bonus after a claim. Not really fair considering you've been driving 16 years claim free but unfortunately they don't take that into account.
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Thanks for that johnny, i did check on confused.com but the best they came up with was �531, �50 more, so looks like quinn will get there money back once i renew.
Last year �290 + �480 = �770
My payment for stolen car less excess = �775
Hmmm... Good business this.....
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