Caravan Club Non Insurance Policy

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  • MikeyA
    MikeyA Forum Participant Posts: 1,072
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    edited November 2019 #482

    I'm getting dizzy!

    My question to everyone is simple - " Do you think the Caravan Cover now offered (before the recent flooding limitations) is every bit as good as the CAMC Caravan Insurance previously offered to you as a customer I am not asking is it more beneficial to the Club.

  • JVB66
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    edited November 2019 #483

    Motor powered vehicles have always been seperated

  • Cornersteady
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    edited November 2019 #484

    except that your minor retaliation post was over three and a half hours this morning before Rocky's post which was based on your post to JVB this afternoon where you once again 'played the man'.

    Rocky was not being deliberately selective as your post to JVB at 14.37:

    So rather than clarify you decide to post a daft message. I said earlier that comment was free. In your case that is just as well because as cheap as that comment is (even with the value added emoticons) it is worthless to me. Perhaps somebody else appreciates cheap

    had no mention of And yes I am guilty of minor retaliation. Human nature perhaps. This post was earlier this morning

    You appear to be mixing your own posts up.

  • EasyT
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    edited November 2019 #485

    Corners I give up. I have said all that I wish to say, and there is no further value to me in this thread, have a good day. Done shopping, been and helped neighbour so off now to take the rubbish out which I assure you is less toxic than this thread has become

  • JVB66
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    edited November 2019 #486

    Untill it has been up and running without volumes of "complaints" then no body knows , but I have read the small print of the documents that are available ,and it has not made me nervous about staying with itsurprised

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    edited November 2019 #487
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  • Oneputt
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    edited November 2019 #488

    I’m happy to remain covered by the club, cos so far, apart from a lot of guesswork, there is no valid evidence that the club will renege on the deal  

  • Cornersteady
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    edited November 2019 #489

    Same for me

  • Rufs
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    edited November 2019 #490

    its ok for me and as i had insurance before the recent flood limitations i am happy , if i was renewing I might have some reservations based on whether i was going to visit the flood areas in question which is highly unlikely.

  • EasyT
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    edited November 2019 #491

    Do you think the Caravan Cover now offered (before the recent flooding limitations) is every bit as good as the CAMC Caravan Insurance previously offered to you as a customer 

    To me it is not. I have no concern that CAMC might renege in respect of honouring the policy. The sole reason that I will not use them is not because I distrust them. Trust is important but so are contract T&Cs The fact that this is cover unregulated by the Financial Ombudsman Service is the principle reason that I am moving away. The Contract information States that I may be able to make use of FOS via the CC's group insurance; described in a statement on the forum as being there in case CMC cannot meet financial payouts. 

    From previous experience of a dispute with an insurance company before the FOS was set up in around 2000 I would wish to have access to FOS directly and not rely on contract information stating that I may have access as a third party.

    For me it is that simple. Each need to make their own mind up.

     

  • brue
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    edited November 2019 #492

    And just to put the record straight EasyT you'll know doubt find the Financial Ombudsman Services also uses the word "may" in relation to potential users of the service...eg you "may" be able to use the services.

    QED

  • EasyT
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    edited November 2019 #493

    Strangely not

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  • EasyT
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    edited November 2019 #495

    I should have asked for a link Brue as I am not sure that your post puts anything straight, let alone QED as you have not presented a case thus far .... not that you need to. Far better than you answer the poster directly if you have a view. Before you can fill in the paperwork to submit a complaint to FSO you need to endeavour to redress your complaint with your provider and following that give them eight weeks for a final response. 

  • brue
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    edited November 2019 #496

    There's no need to provide a link, a bit of judicious factual reading can clear the long and winding path of reality. wink

  • Freddy55
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    edited November 2019 #497

    A simple question.”

    If only...

  • EasyT
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    edited November 2019 #498

    Maybe, as I suggested, you should respond to Metheven rather than me Brue as I don't need your response in reality as it has no substance; but Metheven asked folk opinion. I gave mine. You could do likewise.

  • EasyT
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    edited November 2019 #499

    Well I had hoped. Anyway I did get some useful replies Freddy

  • brue
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    edited November 2019 #500

    Contents look better when removed...wink

  • Surfer
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    edited November 2019 #501

    I am NOT insulting another poster which is against the rules however I am being "targetted" by another of the gang who seem to dominate CT. 

    The CMC no longer pay the 12% insurance tax as they no longer offer insurance.  This seems to be the ONLY reason why the quotes are now cheaper as previously they were not very competitive.  Therefore in my opinion they are dodging the tax due to their work around.  Many large companies employ these sort of tactics to dodge taxes and it seems that the CMC is now one of them.

  • EasyT
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    edited November 2019 #502

    Not really as it is the customer that paid that tax although it does keep his cost down and make CMC cover more attractive. For me it is simply away for CMC to increase profits as they would not be in a position I suspect to offer proper regulated insurance. They would be no cheaper for me than a number of other providers so maybe they are abe to make an additional 12% profit as the customer looks at prices at a similar level where they are paying the 12% and the CMC insurance has had a good rep over the years although they were not really the insurer. No idea. 

  • Cornersteady
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    edited November 2019 #503

    Well you may say they are dodging but apparently HMRC don't agree with you. I'll go with them.

    this seems to be the ONLY reason why the quotes are now cheaper as previously they were not very competitive

    This appears untrue as there are posters that say the Club's cover/insurance is still more expensive than others has has been since the club offered cover.

    And even if it is more competitive really what is your problem with that?

    What is so wrong with an organisation that offers a 'cheaper' product to its members within the law? Do you complain to Aldi and others like it that they are offering 'cheaper' food than other supermarkets? I certainly don't, if they offer the same quality food and products (and they do) I buy it.

     

  • Whittakerr
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    edited November 2019 #504

    Ive always got a quote from CC when caravan insurance is due for renewal and their quote has never been competitive.

    In the 10 years ive had a caravan Ive always got a number of quotes and no one has ever beaten the CCC for price and cover. Cant see any point in getting a quote from CC in future.

     

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  • EasyT
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    edited November 2019 #506

    I suspect that there are many anomalies with quotes. Some say that C&CC has been cheaper than CMC whilst I found them 30% dearer than CMC.

    For me the CMC offering was competitive - maybe different evaluations of postcodes? 

  • Takethedogalong
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    edited November 2019 #507

    Insurance is like a lottery. Sometimes you win sometimes you lose in terms of quotes. The main thing is to make sure that the cover offered ticks all that you need, including any special requirements and circumstances, and then get the best price you can. The key issue is what happens if you ever have to make a claim. That’s where you really find out how good the product is, and how supportive your chosen provider is willing to be. 

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  • Takethedogalong
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    edited November 2019 #509

    I understand fully AD, it’s what I meant be individual requirements. They were unable to give us a vital part of the cover we required for our MH, so we looked elsewhere and found what we needed. 

    It is bad news for you, as not touring in UK, it’s another reason to reconsider your Membership fee. We still more than Recoup our costs in other ways.

  • Cornersteady
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    edited November 2019 #511

    and I for one am thankful that you do.