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Just wondering if anyone is on this insurance company, if so is it worth it. I'm getting quoted 1500-2000 every time and just cant afford it, but can afford 1000-1200. Dont really want to ask people as negative comments will make me dis heartened =[ Haa.

* We discount our screen price by up to 40% - so we find you our best deal then take up to a further 40% off that price.

* You will get fully comprehensive insurance – at typically a cheaper price than most insurers could offer third party fire and theft.

* You can start earning your own No Claim Bonus / No Claim Discount – which in turn will continue to save you more money year on year (assuming you are not involved in a fault accident).

* All i-kube ask in return is that the insured car is not driven between the hours of 11pm and 5am.

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I'm with this company, its pretty good tbh. On £1000 a year, 18 years old and no no claims bonus. All because i'd done my pass plus. If i hadnt of done that they quoted me £1600. And i have my no claims protected for £49 a year =]

Doing my advanced driving course soon, and they've said that'll make it cheaper even more.. Bonus!

In my eyes its worth it, cheaper insurance, building no claims and fully comp.. all is good.

The only downside is the driving hours, although this has only affected me once at new years.

Any questions just ask =]

Cant help with this insurance company. But i'm with Admiral and my insurance is £280 PA on a 1.0 mk3 polo.

I was originally quoted £600 3rd party (I'm 21, and have 2 years ncb with 3 years driving)

I managed to get it down by putting the car value as £1000, and going fully comp with a £1000 excess.. which i will only ever have to pay if i want the insurance company to fix my car.. dont have to pay anything to get a third party's car repaired. I only bought my car for £500 and only wanted third party anyway.. I'm never gunna ask the insurance company to fix my car, as it's not worth loosing my NCB for a £500 car.

I discussed it all with the guy on the phone and he said that's a water tight plan, and i'd never have to pay the £1000 excess or anything.

Dunno if that helps?

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Well if you get a cheap insurer, you are going to get SHIT costumer service.... i found this company, and thought what a god save!

Shame the dick head who came to fit the tracker device decided to break my door lock!!!

and then said hes not liable!! I'm just happy he couldnt fit the device, so they have to send another idiot back... who I'm going to annoy the hell out of! should be fun!! :D

i was at work at the time, he was lucky, he was gone before i came back!

but yeh, its cheap.... I'm 19 and have driven for a year, but no claims discount!! just under £1200 a year for my R reg polo 1.4 :)

Just cant drive between 11pm and 5am and pass plus is bloody expensive...

its worth ringing them for a quote, but it is a bit annoying you cant do it online!!

The people on the phone were nice, and polite... just a shame the fitting company are useless...

If you go with this company, i would advise keeping an eye on the fitter!

(sorry to rant... but to answer the question, yes they are cheap!!)

Very Cheap!

But be aware they only cover cars 1994 onwards, so me and my 1993 polo mk3 will have to look elsewhere lol!

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