How to conserve the worlds paper stocks

[dave]

Stop Insurance Companies using an entire Giant Redwood to tell you about your policy! (Even if done by email)

[Stuart Noble]

Work out how to print on both sides of the paper.

[mark]

I've got filters set up to block email with Giant Redwoods.

mark

[Unbeleiver]

Just go to decent insurance company that doesn't need a Giant Redwood to list its exclusions!

[dave]

They don't exist - do they? And an email filter won't stop 'em either :-)

[ARWadsworth]

Mane smaller small print?

Adam

[ARWadsworth]

^^^^^^ Make

[Unbeleiver]

Yes they do - I use one - and I have used this same company for the last 27 years for my car insurance and around 7 years for my household insurance [1].

As for their claims service, I have never had a problem - and I've made a number of claims on my car insurance over the last 27 years (which btw, I now have a 70% NCD) with a mix of 'at fault' and 'no fault' claims - all with *no* problems, and *all* have taken less than a month to sort out (with the exception of a personal injury claim for my wife when another vehicle hit my car when she was driving it, and that took around a year to resolve).

To add to that, last night, I made my first claim on the house contents cover for accidental breakage, and after some further telephone calls from them today, the cheque (less £50 voluntary excess) is now on its way (they did contact the store where the replacement is coming from directly, to confirm the damage and costs) so that I can pay for a replacement (new-for old BTW).

[1] For the last few years, I have tried the online screen-scraper sites when renewals were due, and yes, I can get both insurance's for a fair bit less (around half) - *until* I start adding the like-for-like bits, and when that is done and all totted up, no site has ever beaten my existing company on price *OR* conditions.

Cover for both CAR (Fully Comp [2] ) and HOUSE (Structure [auto cover up to £500,000] and Contents [auto cover up to £125,000 - new for old]) costs me less than £500 a year - and the company; LV=Frizzell.

[2] There is no legal cover included in this insurance as it's supplied to me free of charge via the UNISON union in the event of an accident.

A long missive to your reply, but there are some insurance companies out there who are a real dream to deal with, but as with everything else, you gets what you pay for (usually).

[mark]

Such as?

mark

[Unbeleiver]

Shall we leave that to the immense imagination you seem to have Mark?

[mark]

Just asking for a recommendation. Why the sarky reply?

mark

[The Medway Handyman]

Simple really. Unbeliever/Tanner OP is a complete and utter f****it.