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Do they check?

Think I'll need to update mine

Told them 6k but done 5 since December already

Are they gunna up the price?

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If you crash/claim yea probably.

You should know what they're like lol

I've done the same, its my first year of driving so ill just claim i wasnt too sure how much id do with it being my first year. just helps bring down the price abit

I drove around for over a year with a broken speedo, bet they thought I was taking the piss when I renewed it and gave them the same mileage as the year before :lol:

I think it would be the first thing they would check if you were involved in an accident tho

It's only estimated isn't it? So aslong as its not ridiculously over the top, sure they won't be that bothered

if you gave them your mileage at the start of the policy then yes you need to tell them as you may be on a limited mileage scheme. Your paperwork should tell you.

Wind it back :lol:

I've done the same, its my first year of driving so ill just claim i wasnt too sure how much id do with it being my first year. just helps bring down the price abit

You can 'claim' that but in all likely hood, in the event of a claim, it will not get you anywhere.

Did you tell them the mileage of the car when you insured it? They didn't ask me when I done mine..

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I didn't tell them the mileage when I insured it, my only concern is them checking mot's etc.. :(

I know they'd probably F me over if claimed/crashed though.

I'll just not crash, job done! :p

Erixstar, I can't wind it back as I am trying to be a proper person this year haha! However if the speedo were to stop working for a few months, it wouldn't be a massive problem

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Hahah, get a second set of clocks with similar mileage loool

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Hahah, get a second set of clocks with similar mileage loool

It's like you're readin my mind man!

yeaaa boyyyyy! com to think of it, I'm not sure where i put my spare set lol

ClubPolo, readily available illegal advice

standard, i am a fountain of useless knowledge

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What we're all really saying here is when you buy a car off a CP user you can be sure it has not done the mileage they are saying it has done!!

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Dodgy bunch of bastards!

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well i told mine i done 6000 a year when i was doing double that i wrote my car off and they paid out

Hero.

on my first year of driving, i was covered for 2k miles, i phoned them and asked to change it to 10k and it didn't go up a penny.

I also went from Social, Domestic, Pleasure to SDP & Commuting (which did put it up a bit) but was no extra for the extra 8k miles

HTH

(NIG / Adrian Flux BTW)

well i told mine i done 6000 a year when i was doing double that i wrote my car off and they paid out

good for you but you got lucky

I don't understand why people feel the need to lie for a few quid really haha, my mates in £60,000 of debt for invalid insurance, for saving about £50.

Brentacre took my mileage when I took out the policy :)

I don't understand why people feel the need to lie for a few quid really haha, my mates in £60,000 of debt for invalid insurance, for saving about £50.
Can you explain please? I'm guessing he had an accident which was deemed his fault, the insurers didn't cover him and he got sued for damages.
well i told mine i done 6000 a year when i was doing double that i wrote my car off and they paid out

u iz ninja innit :ninja:

He had alloys on an otherwise standard car. Had to pay for repairs on other party, and a whiplash claim and fees. And still got a driving ban even though "technically" he was his own insurance as he paid for what his insurance would have

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