fugg that....ZZRCHIKKY wrote:as soon as i can aford it
hit ur olds up for it.
just tell em that if u do hit someone uninsured, they'll have to pay for it.
it'll be saving them money
fugg that....ZZRCHIKKY wrote:as soon as i can aford it

Mick the bike is really yours .......... they in an event of an accident only pay for repairs to the bikephotomike666 wrote:Just got off the phone from QBE, and I'm now not a happy bunny.
They also informed me that if the bike is written off and I want to buy it back, I have to go to auction and bid on it.

Chikky, most insurance companies allow you to pay monthly, rather than having to pay the lump sum upfront. The disadvantage with paying monthly is that there often is a surcharge of 10-15% to do this, but it makes budgeting easier.ZZRCHIKKY wrote:no seriousaly, im getting proper 3rd party as soon as i can aford it
Try reading the Product Disclosure Statement & Policy Booklet beforephotomike666 wrote:Just got off the phone from QBE, and I'm now not a happy bunny.
My policy covers NO kit what so ever. No hat, no gloves, no boots and no leathers. They're all considered personal effects and are not covered under any of their insurance policies unless stated as additional items.
They also informed me that if the bike is written off and I want to buy it back, I have to go to auction and bid on it.
Makes me wonder exactly what I have been paying $1000 a year insurance for.
