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Re: Yes Insurance - the cunts
Iridium wrote:
> > I beleive Insurance has a 'cooling off' period by law doesn't it? So > you should be able to cancel without charge...? I think it's a statutory 14 day cooling off period for any contract. If you went to the CAB they'd give you chapter-n-verse. -- Christofire DIAABTCOD#1 ZX-10R-ish DS#9 www.liveforspeed.net |
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Re: Yes Insurance - the cunts
"christofire" <chris@ukrm.org> wrote in message news:xn0f89mfbbba5j003@news.motzarella.org... > Iridium wrote: > >> >> I beleive Insurance has a 'cooling off' period by law doesn't it? So >> you should be able to cancel without charge...? > > I think it's a statutory 14 day cooling off period for any contract. If > you went to the CAB they'd give you chapter-n-verse. Noted. -- Greybeard FLHTCUI UK-07 Mk II Trumpet Trophy 1200 new one coming soon! Garmin Zumo 550, To get me home! ukrm@foxtails[dot]co[dot]uk |
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Re: Yes Insurance - the cunts
Greybeard wrote:
> > "christofire" <chris@ukrm.org> wrote in message > news:xn0f89mfbbba5j003@news.motzarella.org... > > Iridium wrote: > > > > > > > > I beleive Insurance has a 'cooling off' period by law doesn't it? > > > So you should be able to cancel without charge...? > > > > I think it's a statutory 14 day cooling off period for any > > contract. If you went to the CAB they'd give you chapter-n-verse. > > Noted. http://www.dti.gov.uk/consumers/buyi...lling/index.ht ml It appears that it's 7 working days. Either which way, as you've not received what you've paid for (i.e. the policy - I'd argue that there's no legal document stating you're covered in your possession, therefore there's no cover) I'd reject any cancellation charges on that also. -- Christofire DIAABTCOD#1 ZX-10R-ish DS#9 www.liveforspeed.net |
