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Old 02-11-2009, 08:20 PM
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Re: Which insurance to avoid?

So far I have got quotes for:
Direct line £17.10 for £6,000 per condition
Homebase platinum £23.20 for £7,500 per year
Argos platinum £21.40 for £7,000 per year
Petplan £24.51 for £4,000

I also tried Buddies which I got a goody bag by them from the vets and they quoted me £40 ish
I shall try the supermarkets next.
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Old 02-11-2009, 09:10 PM
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Re: Which insurance to avoid?

i was with tesco and after having my dog die as a result of a tragic accident they were very good. got vets bills paid and the money we paid for him, obviously would rather have him than the money but i suppose thats why we took insurance. think i'll be going with them for glen too, £11 a month but not lifetime.
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Old 02-11-2009, 09:20 PM
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Re: Which insurance to avoid?

My dogs are insured with More Than,as yet ive not had to claim
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Get an insurance quote from Healthy Pets. They are pet insurance specialists and the staff are all really helpful if you have any questions.
Should you need to make a claim there is a choice whether you receive the settlement or the vet direct.

I have been really happy with their service.
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So far I have got quotes for:
Direct line £17.10 for £6,000 per condition
Homebase platinum £23.20 for £7,500 per year
Argos platinum £21.40 for £7,000 per year
Petplan £24.51 for £4,000

I also tried Buddies which I got a goody bag by them from the vets and they quoted me £40 ish
I shall try the supermarkets next.
I just did Petplan's quote they quoted me £33.74 for the lifetime cover
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Old 03-11-2009, 02:11 PM
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Re: Which insurance to avoid?

They also quoted me £10 more for the supreme life cover.
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Old 03-11-2009, 02:13 PM
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Re: Which insurance to avoid?

Ours is life time as far i the lady was saying on the phone, its £4,000 for the life time of the condition so a skin condition they would pay after 12months until the £4k runs out

Will have to read the policy again
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Re: Which insurance to avoid?

I'm with HSBC havent ever had to claim touch wood but its around £12 a month for lifetime cover of £7000 per condition and excess is around £85. I thought this seemed quite good??
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I'm with HSBC havent ever had to claim touch wood but its around £12 a month for lifetime cover of £7000 per condition and excess is around £85. I thought this seemed quite good??
That sounds really good and ime looking for around the £7,000 cover i dont think the £4,000 ones is enough cover.
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Old 03-11-2009, 09:46 PM
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I'm with HSBC havent ever had to claim touch wood but its around £12 a month for lifetime cover of £7000 per condition and excess is around £85. I thought this seemed quite good??
that is good! might give them a ring lol
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