Small businesses win Covid insurance payouts after UK supreme court victory

[AtW]

I raised a complaint to a regulator about Admiral years ago as they auto-renewed all their policies but said they may not tell you.

The regulator lawyer was very helpful and got Admiral to "agree" to change all their policies so they had to send a letter or email out first.

You are a very dangerous type...

[SueEllen]

You are a very dangerous type...

They did something to piss me off, so I read the small print of the policy and used Google to see what I could do about it....

[AtW]

They did something to piss me off, so I read the small print of the policy and used Google to see what I could do about it....

They did piss me off too with their handling of my claim and then hiking up the renewal fee big time (so I moved)...

btw, you do realise that you must have cost them many (tens?) millions of pounds?

[northernladuk]

When I claimed (which was later paid out by the guilty party's insurance company) for my car they've asked me to show them receipt from when I bought it - 4 years ago, and I had it insured with them for 4 years, they only cared if it's mine when they had to pay out FFS!

The wall had insurace? Phew

[SueEllen]

btw, you do realise that you must have cost them many (tens?) millions of pounds?

Not just them but all other insurers and brokers who thought it was a loophole they could try on any form of insurance if Admiral hadn't been taken to task.

Glad to be of service.

[SueEllen]

The wall had insurace? Phew

Yeah buildings....