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Hi i used to have a muticar policy with admiral with 4 cars on. I missed a payment in december and they said they would just spread the payment across the rest of the payments, to which i agreed. The payments then jumped up, and then again when i changed one of the cars. In the end it just wasnt worth the rediculous premium so i wrote to them to cancel it and too out new insurance with some one else for the start of march.
Today i received a letter from a debt collection agency saying i owe them over £600??
After ringing and i cancelled the policy back in febuary, they have told me this.
I didn't cancel the policy, they did for 'non payment'
I owe them januarys payment, and march's payments
And a there is a cancellation fee of £30 per car and i had 4 cars on there!
This is reduculous do you not think?
The policy was a Multicar policy not 4 individual seperate policys.
Admiral car insurance help
agency saying i owe them over £600??
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