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I tend to use topcashback a fair bit for checking prices. Although never taken any insurance through them yet. Last thing i did was changed my broadband, got a nice wack of cashback from it. For high speed broadband, worked out £16 a month. That was deducting the cashback over an 18 month period. No other extras, because i don't connect a landline to it, and ive already got freesat for tv.
16 quid for broadband<wah>
 
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twice that ffs.<wah>

Mines not the top one though...i can't remember the speed, it was in the top two. Mind my kid helped me shop around, because I need to be able to stream the footie when i want it, so i didn't want any shhite package.
 
Mines not the top one though...i can't remember the speed, it was in the top two. Mind my kid helped me shop around, because I need to be able to stream the footie when i want it, so i didn't want any shhite package.
but if you're in a contract?
 
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Yeah that was the only thing, it was an 18 month when i normally take a 12...but for £16 it was the best I could find at the time for a decent speed.
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no social media...car searches etc....

now this fred got me thinking, it's not just the car.
 
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I never ever keep with any company for more than 12/18 months. I shop around for everything.
No booze, no social media, thinking and shopping time...Listed all the dates for everything to be renewed/
 
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So how can price compare sites give you one price, then send a massively different price to renew?

****s..

Because they’re all conniving robbing spiv ****s.

My car renewal quote came the other day. Ag first I thought, “well it’s gone down, so that’s good. No need to do anything.”

But then I thought, read the small print anyway, see what’s what. So I discovered that although the total cost has gone down, I’m still being charged 33% interest to pay by instalments, plus £56 for roadside assistance which I never ****ing asked for, and won’t need because I’m in the AA.

Chiselling ****s. Tech companies are the worse btw.
 
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Because they’re all conniving robbing spiv ****s.

My car renewal quote came the other day. Ag first I thought, “well it’s gone down, so that’s good. No need to do anything.”

But then I thought, read the small print anyway, see what’s what. So I discovered that although the total cost has gone down, I’m still being charged 33% interest to pay by instalments, plus £56 for roadside assistance which I never ****ing asked for, and won’t need because I’m in the AA.

Chiselling ****s. Tech companies are the worse btw.
Instalments boost it massively....****s.
 
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Five years ago I upgraded my car to a newer model, when I informed the Insurance Company the quoted me £1000 a year, the price for the old insurance was £500 per year, I cancelled the Insurance and an hour later rang the same company as a new customer and was quoted £300 per year
I won't name the Company but their namesake saved our country between 1939 and 1945


Hastings?
 
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