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Lost faith in Noel Dazely #454478
11/10/2007 15:41
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Just recevied my renewal letter from Noel Dazely & Co, only to be very dissapoointed and confused. Heres the problems:

  • Renewal Increase in Price despite me now being over 25 and having 2 years no claims
  • Previous price was £785, new price is £795.


ND seems to be run by one guy in his shed as well. The date heading the letter that arrived TODAY is 12th September! (thats weeks before any postal strikes began so i can only assume its sat on someones desk for a long time).

Looks like i'll be going elsewhere this year. No way can my premium be higher after turning 25 and adding another year to my no claims.

Re: Lost faith in Noel Dazely [Re: ] #454490
11/10/2007 15:54
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I'm with them now but don't think I will be next year. When I bought the Monaro, I swapped the policy over from the (crashed) Coupe for about £50, and asked them what the likely annual policy would be - they said in the region of £800. Renewal duly turned up - £1800! After two phone calls, this was down to about £600 - yes, a TWELVE HUNDRED POUND reduction.......

So, I think they were trying it on. I did renew with them only because I was very busy with work etc and needed the renewal sorted there and then, but next year I'll be taking time to shop around and go elsewhere, I think.





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Re: Lost faith in Noel Dazely [Re: Cappo] #454497
11/10/2007 15:58
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Yeah i have a nice 2 weeks notice so i'm gonna be busy filling in online forms. Just done Greenlight. Lets see what they say.

Re: Lost faith in Noel Dazely [Re: ] #454500
11/10/2007 15:59
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Yep, I left ND this year, after a horrendous quote for the GT \:\(

Re: Lost faith in Noel Dazely [Re: JimO] #454550
11/10/2007 16:53
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£572.70 through Greenlight with all my mods listed and me as the only driver.

Not a bad start at all (£200 cheaper from my first quote). Wonder how much it'll drop if i put a woman on the policy aswell \:\)

Last edited by Truffle; 11/10/2007 16:53.
Re: Lost faith in Noel Dazely [Re: ] #454555
11/10/2007 16:58
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Now Confused.com has come back (and i put all my mods on there aswell) with:

£555.45 through Elephant
£560.70 through Admiral

Seems this sentence on my ND letter is somewhat inaccurate:

"...having thoroughly checked the market on your behalf ... the current Insurer [is] competitive"

PS the difference on these quotes is that i put my mother on the insurance as an additional driver.

Last edited by Truffle; 11/10/2007 16:59.
Re: Lost faith in Noel Dazely [Re: ] #454579
11/10/2007 17:20
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My renewal is due next month. They always send me a letter saying the quote has come out at X amount but to phone them as they’ll be able to reduce it anyway. Perhaps they just send you the renewal quote from the underwriters without shopping around from the various underwriters they use?

I’ve always found them quite good though on the phone. Although Dean always seems to take his holidays about the time that I’m supposed to phone him and renew. \:D Last year I phoned and they said see what the best quote elsewhere is and we’ll see if we can beat it, which they did.


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Re: Lost faith in Noel Dazely [Re: mattB] #454741
11/10/2007 20:16
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I f'ing hate it when they send you a high quote and then reduce it when you complain. Why not give the lowest price first. Never had insurance with ND, always been WAAAAAY too high. Admiral & Chris Knott lately (playing them off! \:D )


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Re: Lost faith in Noel Dazely [Re: ] #454865
11/10/2007 22:06
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 Originally Posted By: Truffle
Now Confused.com has come back (and i put all my mods on there aswell) with:

£555.45 through Elephant
£560.70 through Admiral

Seems this sentence on my ND letter is somewhat inaccurate:

"...having thoroughly checked the market on your behalf ... the current Insurer [is] competitive"

PS the difference on these quotes is that i put my mother on the insurance as an additional driver.


My policy with Elephant is £100 cheaper with Clare on the policy. It made it more expensive with Greenlight because she had an accident a couple of years ago.

You would think the logic behind their quotations would be similar....

Dave

Re: Lost faith in Noel Dazely [Re: whatmoretyres] #454868
11/10/2007 22:07
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A good tip,

When your renewal comes through with whichever company you happen to be with...

First, call them back and tell them you have had a cheaper quote elsewhere (helps to call around first) see if they will price match.

Second point is all insurers only make money when you renew! So the first year premium has the lowest commission added, go online to the same insurer and run a brand new quote, 9/10 times it will be cheaper. Then just lapse your existing policy from the renewal date and set up the new one. Insurers hate this but there is nothing to state that you cannot do this ;\)

Re: Lost faith in Noel Dazely [Re: ] #455203
12/10/2007 05:13
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Well, I have been with ND for 1 yr now. Their renewal letter came through couple of weeks ago and stated a price of £1275 but the letter asked me to ring them. I did and they quoted me £875. This was the cheapest quote by far. Other quotes I got:
Adrian flux £1900!!!
greenlight £1100 (with 750 excess)
Confused search came back with the cheapest price of £1300.

So for me, i like ND and am staying with them for another year!

Thanks

Dan

Re: Lost faith in Noel Dazely [Re: carphone] #455309
12/10/2007 14:38
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Just wondering..because i here companies like greenlight, elephant, admiral alot on here, has anybody tried those performance car specialist like those you can find advertised n performance car magazines? Surely they must be cheaper no?

Re: Lost faith in Noel Dazely [Re: Kelv27] #455382
12/10/2007 16:15
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Well Flux/ND/Greenlight are performance / modded car specialists \:\?

Insurance varies HUGELY from person to person, so what may be good for one, could be cr*p for someone else

If you want to know if they are cheaper for you, you know what to do ;\)

Re: Lost faith in Noel Dazely [Re: ] #456192
13/10/2007 17:31
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 Originally Posted By: Vickster
Well Flux/ND/Greenlight are performance / modded car specialists \:\?

Insurance varies HUGELY from person to person, so what may be good for one, could be cr*p for someone else

If you want to know if they are cheaper for you, you know what to do ;\)


Right then, magic 8 ball it is……


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Re: Lost faith in Noel Dazely [Re: ] #456545
14/10/2007 02:58
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 Originally Posted By: Truffle
Wonder how much it'll drop if i put a woman on the policy aswell \:\)


Not by much I would imagine \:\(

I'm with Greenight at the moment, as they were the cheapest at the time and insured all mods, unlike some other companies \:\(
Still around £500 ish for me though and I'm a 35 year old female with full no claims

Re: Lost faith in Noel Dazely [Re: Theresa] #457578
15/10/2007 15:42
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i went with a-plan as they game me the best quote, £489
ND was the next best at £500 i think

Re: Lost faith in Noel Dazely [Re: ] #458338
16/10/2007 03:01
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Insurance premiums depend on loads of things; age and sex of the drivers are just 2 of many, so it's hard to say which company is best for you as an individual.
That's why it's best to shop around...
One factor to consider when shopping around is that the cheapest quote isn't always the best, look at the XS amount if there is a £50 diff between quotes but £200 diff in XS you may be better off taking the more expensive quote in the long run!
Other things that can make a massive diff are things like optional extras, like protected no claims bonus and so forth.
The protected no claims bonus can some time add up to another 30% on you premium. If you had 5 years (65%) and claimed you would drop down to 3 years (55%), in other words you lose 10% of your discount, but if it's costing you 30% to protect 10% is it really worth it?
This is not always the case but should be considered when shopping around.
Hope it helps ;\)

Re: Lost faith in Noel Dazely [Re: ] #466712
25/10/2007 14:06
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Its always a good idea to check at least 3 alternative quotes, when your reneval is up. Even if you are happy with the quote from your existing insurer, you never know if there is a better deal until you give it a try.

Re: Lost faith in Noel Dazely [Re: ] #470695
31/10/2007 00:38
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Right just a little update:

On monday i gave Noel Dazely from 9.35am (5 mins after they opened) till the end of the day to beat a quote i got from Adrian Flux which stood at £525.

ND's lines close at 5pm whilst AF's close at 7pm so i basically told ND if they couldnt match it by 5pm then i'd move insurers (as i needed the car that evening).

Anyways after not hearing from ND by about 4pm i gave Adrian Flux a call and just confirmed the quote they had given me and the cover it offered etc etc. Everything looked great, including the inclusion of 3rd party cover for me to drive anyone else's car, which is a first for me.

At 5.20pm after not hearing from ND i rung AF and confirmed the policy.

So here i am, insured for another year and exremely happy with the tiny £525 i've had to pay (compared with ND's own quote). And also confident that it was simply too cheap for ND to get anywhere near. \:D

Re: Lost faith in Noel Dazely [Re: ] #470945
31/10/2007 05:39
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yeah i have been with noel dazely

i didnt find them very helpful after problem i had, well no suprise when i asked to speak to manager i was told no!
i never swore at them the two women at noel dazely
then they would not speak to me at all , no suprise they more then doubled my renewal quote from 500 to over 1k
when i did speak to them they said yes we wont give you cheaper and f**k off basicly

basicly some people will get good qoutes and service others wont
i wouldnt say they are bad , just like any other insurance company that you will deal with
but only smaller no internet etc . gives a friendly feel to your insurance but not able to deal with lots of problems , quotes all at once i guess

Re: Lost faith in Noel Dazely [Re: ] #471561
31/10/2007 23:03
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ive lost faith in this company aswel i got a quote of £579 22 year old and 3 years ncb on a 16vt which was brill they sent the forms out to me and i lost em like a fool i asked for a replacement set they said no probs i waited 2 weeks still nothing rang again sent some more and now i have a letter saying my insurance is now canceled due to forms not being sent back and they knew i had no forms to send back so im back on the market looking unfortuneatly

Re: Lost faith in Noel Dazely [Re: ] #471579
31/10/2007 23:19
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I am with Greenlight and even this year there quote was the best! I have not been the easiest of customers either as I hada second car on the insurance, (Mirrored no claims) which I crashed! I am also not very good at sending stuff back to them, got as memory like a siv you see!

Can't fault greenlight!

I'm 26, 7 years no claims, Had an accident last year in my second car, all mods declared and the renewal was/is £672.70. The accident bumped it up by £100!

Re: Lost faith in Noel Dazely [Re: ] #471633
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ive just been on the phone to adrian flux and the quote was £1500 then they asked if i was part of a owners club i said fccuk and previous car was a fiat punto gt turbo stage 2 highly modded then went to £880 brill then he asked me if i was going to lightly mod the coupe i said yea posibly a chip induction kit and a d/v then the quote went to £614 happy days \:\)

Re: Lost faith in Noel Dazely [Re: ] #479144
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I've just re-insured with them, my premium has gone down from £485 to £375 as my full NCB is now on the coupe rather than an ancient Punto second car (history goes back to accident). No one is going to beat that so very happy (waiting now for an indication of how much a change of car would add to the premium ;\) )

Re: Lost faith in Noel Dazely [Re: ] #479164
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I'm in the same boat as Truffle was. The initial renewal quote is pants. I have another couple of quotes which are much better so I just need to see if they'll match them (or close enough). \:\)


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Re: Lost faith in Noel Dazely [Re: mattB] #485695
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And they did beat the next best quote, so I'm with ND for another year. \:D


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