Not this again...
And how do you think they proceed to deal with the non-existant fraud after their faulty fraud alarms tripped?
Total nonsense - the insurance companies expect people to look at speculative quotes and there is no fraud if the correct details are supplied at contract time.
Ah no, the way to do that is to put a £1 transaction through first to make sure the car details are correct before following it up with one for a few hundred.
I'm looking at you, John Lewis.
Andy
Absolutely not. I've done this three times a year for many years and have had no problems at all.
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