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fixed price screen chip repair 25.00 (no vat) please note we do not supply or fit replacement windscreens call 07906-212047 free no obligation assessment of your damage *same day service in bournemouth area click here & read about the 'free windscreen repair myth' before you call your vehicle insurer about us mot guaranteed screen chip repairs bournemouth , poole and all surrounding areas no mot pass = no charge money back guarantee no hidden call out charges simply a rapid reliable response our 5 guarantee repairs stable & strong as original screen repairs virtually invisible and barely detectable repairs independently assessed to bs au 251:1994 (the british standard performance for laminated windscreen repairs) repairs mot guaranteed even in the a-zone repairs will not deteriorate for life of the vehicle fixed price screen chip repair 25.00 (no vat) please note we do not supply or fit replacement windscreens call 07906-212047 free no obligation assessment of your damage read on before you call your vehicle insurer ! the 'free' windscreen repair myth exploded forget nonsense offers of free windscreen repairs' . remember that old saying 'there's no such thing as a free lunch' ~ well it's true. whilst an 'insurance' repair may not affect your no claims bonus your insurer will inevitably load your policy for making a 'not at fault' claim and you will be obliged to declare it every time you apply for vehicle insurance on any vehicle for the next 3-5 years . .. or run the risk of having your insurers refuse to indemnify you in the event of a serious accident . insurance companies have been ripped off by replacement windscreen companies for millions of pounds in recent years to the extent that most insurers now levy a minimum 20- 25 excess on windscreen repairs some as high as 75.00 - 100 so check your policy before making that call ! ~ then call glassworld on 07906-212047 and we'll repair it for just 25.00 without compromising your insurance ! duty of disclosure in the small print of every vehicle insurance renewal you will find the following typical wording; 'we remind you that you must inform us of any changes which have occurred either since the policy commenced or since the last renewal date. failure to advise us of any changes may invalidate your policy. insurers pass information to the claims and underwriting exchange register. under the conditions of your policy you must tell us about any incident which may or may not give rise to a claim' you will then be asked if you have had any convictions or endorsements or made any insurance claim in the last 3 (possibly 5) years. a 'free' windscreen repair and /or replacement is still a 'claim' ~ irrespective of whether you have a ' protected ' no claim bonus and you must declare it otherwise the insurer can and will refuse to indemnify you in the event of a serious accident what the ombudsman has to say about 'non-disclosure' in insurance cases "non-disclosure" refers to the situation where a customer fails to reveal a relevant fact when applying for or renewing an insurance contract. it is widely recognised that in some situations involving non-disclosure, applying the strict legal position can result in an unduly harsh outcome for the customer. for this reason, when we deal with insurance cases involving non-disclosure or "misrepresentation" an incorrect statement made by a customer we take account of both the law and good industry practice the legal position an insurance contract is a "contract of utmost good faith", which means that all parties to the contract are under a strict duty to deal fully and frankly with each other. customers must disclose all facts that are "material" (or relevant) to the risk for which they are seeking cover. a "material" fact is one which would influence an underwriter when they were deciding whether to accept the risk, and the terms and conditions that should apply. if a customer fails to disclose (or misrepresents) a material fact and this induces the insurer to accept the proposed risk, the legal remedy is to "avoid" the policy. this means the insurer is entitled to treat the policy as though it never existed. unless fraud is involved, the insurer will normally return the premium and will not pay out on any claim made under the policy. not convinced ? don't just take our word for it check out what subscribers to 'money saving expert.com' have to say ! still sceptical ? ~ click 'the guardian' banner below to read full article this quote it is taken from ; 'i had assumed that my six years no-claims bonus would ensure i was paying roughly the same, which had been the case for the past five years. so i asked elephant: why the hefty rise? the lady i spoke to in the renewals department told me it was because of the incident last summer. although it had been resolved and registered as a ' no-fault claim' , the admiral group charge higher premiums whether drivers are at fault or not . apparently, now i have made a claim admiral considers that statistically i am more likely to make another claim in the future.' wow ! ... still can't believe you are being conned ? you're a tough cookie to convince ! ok .... read this article from the 'daily mail' drivers 'are baffled by no-claims discounts': millions are paying for protection in mistaken belief it will stop premiums rising motorists pay annual fee to protect no-claims discount in case of a crash. but many unaware that, although this protects the discount they have accrued from years of careful driving, their premium will still go up. comparison site now called for insurers to make it clearer to customers. millions of drivers are paying for no-claims protection on their car insurance in the mistaken belief it will stop their premiums rising, it is claimed. motorists are forking out extra every year to protect their no-claims discount in the event of an accident. but many are unaware that, although this protects the discount they have accrued from years of careful driving, their premium will still go up. a no-claims discount is applied to a premium and can be worth as much as 70 per cent off the usual price. but if a customer has an accident, their insurance can still jump up several hundred pounds, meaning even with the protected discount, they are pay significantly more money than they were before. rod jones, at uswitch.com, said many customers pay extra for protection 'without truly understanding how it works and what it covers'. motorist rick bech was furious when his premium soared after his wife scraped their car, despite paying for no-claims protection for four years, and claims 'it's not worth the paper it's written on'. he told the independent on sunday: 'we ended up having to make a claim and i thought 'brilliant, no problem, we've got the protected no-claims bonus'. 'i thought it was supposed to protect you from a hike.' he had paid 30 extra every year for this protection policy, but when he started shopping around for a new insurance policy a few months later, he almost did not declare the accident, believing he did not need to. the couple finally mentioned the accident after calling a provider to set up a new policy, but otherwise would have risked being left without valid cover. he said: 'when we rang, it transpired that we might have no-claims protection, but that it's not worth the paper it's written on. 'they take into account that you've had an accident and are therefore a higher risk, so my insurance rose by 30. 'i felt quite aggrieved that i was paying 30 to protect my no-claims and it simply wasn't doing what it said on the tin.' it is difficult to work out whether no-claims protection is worth the money. a driver who has earned a 30 per cent discount over several years could pay 280 on a 400 premium, for example. but if they had an accident and their insurance premium jumped to 600, they would pay 420 with their discount 140 more than they were paying before. so ... the million dollar question why wo

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Registered on: 20-Mar-2012
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