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Without the Claimant providing a valid true copy of the executed Credit agreement that complies with the CCA, the Claimant has no grounds on which to enforce this alleged debt. 11. The Claimant has been unjustly enriched at the expense of the Defendant by purchasing bulk debt at a greatly reduced cost and subrogating for the original creditor in trying to recuperate the full amount of the original debt 12. The Defendant was not given ample evidence to prove the debt and therefore was not required to enter settlement negotiations. Should the debt be proved in the future, the Defendant is willing to enter such negotiations with the Claimant. On receipt of this claim I could not recall the precise details of the agreement or any debt and sought clarity from the claimant by way of a Section 78 request. The Claimant failed to comply. I can only assume as this was due to the Claimant not having any enforceable documentation and issuing a claim in hope of an undefended default judgment.   Statement of Truth I, ********, the Defendant, believe the facts stated within this Witness Statement to be true. I understand that proceedings for contempt of court may be brought against anyone who makes, or causes to be made, a false statement in a document verified by a statement of truth without an honest belief in it’s truth. Signed: _________________________ _______ Dated: _____________________
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Hi..

 

I am insured on vehicle and my current insurnce compnay will not transfer me to the car I want to drive, they even said no one was coming back with a quote as I was uninsurable... I knew this was rubbish.

 

I went on go compare and got a quote for £995 (still high but given my circumstances I knew it would be about that).

 

I have a short while left on my current policy, I want to know am I good to get another policy out before old one has ended? i am giessing yes?).

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You can, but that would mean youre paying for 2 policies, and only 1 can use no claims

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You can, but that would mean youre paying for 2 policies, and only 1 can use no claims

 

 

So it's not illegal, do the insurance co's talk to each other?

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They cant stop you cancelling your old insurance. Just tell them you sold the vehicle. Then insure with the new insurer. Why continue paying the old one for absolutely no reason?

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Unfortunately you have an additional problem. Any quotation questionnaire will include something in the order of 'have you ever been refused insurance or required to pay an enhanced premium?'

 

Was the fact that your current policy provider has declined to cover the proposed vehicle declared on the comparison site?

 

The insurance industry is an example of companies sharing information and if you fail to declare it WILL come back to bite you!

 

You obviously do not wish to provide personal details on an open forum, but there must be either something special about the proposed vehicle, or in your history to cause an insurer to take this stance.

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He has insurance though. He wont be penalised for them refusing to cover a higher spec one while they already insure him.

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But he has to declare it!

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To add to the above, the OP has not confirmed why his current company will not insure him for the desired vehicle. It might not be the vehicle itself as he says ' (still high but given my circumstances I knew it would be about that). could indicate something in his history.

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Hi Gick, i think you are confusing the "insurance declined" with "cannot give a quote"

Many insurance companies don't insure cars and drivers for various reasons, that doesn't mean that the insurance is declined.

You don't need to declare an unsuccessful quote.

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Hi Gick, i think you are confusing the "insurance declined" with "cannot give a quote"

Many insurance companies don't insure cars and drivers for various reasons, that doesn't mean that the insurance is declined.

You don't need to declare an unsuccessful quote.

 

This is correct.

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The OP has not given details of why the current insurer will not cover the proposed vehicle. I am merely pointing out that if the transfer is being 'declined', this fact must be material to the question 'have you had insurance declined or additional premium required' on any quote. I am not at all confused by the situation.

 

Until the OP clarifies the stance of the insurance Company, my warning remains.

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Doesnt matter why. He was refused a quote. He is still covered by the same insurer on another policy. You are getting confused as already stated.

 

You can issue whatever warnings you like. Youre wrong.

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Just had a thought..

 

I was told some time ago to not use EXACT personal details on sites like GOCOMPARE and COMPAREMARKET etc, and just change name, and use a door 3 doors away.. this is so you don't rack up searches on your credit file..

 

I just spent a 30 mins changing loads of info, and called one of the top 3 companies that come up, but then thought they would know all the chnages I have made as they will have access to the sites I was on? They asked for my post code (i used my real one) and then penny dropped what if they think I am trying tyo screw them over??

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Does visiting those sites to get a comparison show on your credit file as a search ?

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OK...

 

The main question is.... Will any said company be able to see that you have been changing loads of random info just to see if it all makes a differences, because let's face it, there won't be too many people from HX7 7TR (not my actual post code) applying for insurance with my exact car... you know?

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These are soft searches indeed and can only be seen by the company doing them and the subject whos being searched about.

 

Have a read :)

 

 

https://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=69469

 

It has a section on Soft Searches :) Credit Comparison sites use them quite often.

Its not a bad thing to do lots of quotes for Car Insurance...

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OK...

 

The main question is.... Will any said company be able to see that you have been changing loads of random info just to see if it all makes a differences, because let's face it, there won't be too many people from HX7 7TR (not my actual post code) applying for insurance with my exact car... you know?

 

I assumed the quotation was based on the Registration and car model ...so changing your address was pointless.?

 

I also assumed that a credit search was only done if you proceeded with the company offering the quotation (third party) once you confirmed.?

Comparison Sites would not be able to search your Credit Files .

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If you get a quote on any comparison site then go back and edit it to change things like your accident record or conviction history

 

each new quote and the changes you made to your details are seen by the companies who are quoting if/when you go forward to get cover from that company (ie when you transfer onto the company's own site).

 

It's one of the flags for them for possible fraudulent insurance activity. Apparently a lot of people get quotes initially using their real claims/conviction details then go back and remove them to see if they get a lower price. That makes insurers suspicious (understandably).

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This is what I did, just to see the difference.... Bad move?

 

But did not use my name, but obviously used the same car..

. Shall I just leave that now?

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This is what I did, just to see the difference.... Bad move? But did not use my name, but obviously used the same car... Shall I just leave that now?

 

 

I don't know enough about how it works in detail to comment. But obviously if the insurer's quote you want to buy has been given using your correct vehicle/accident/claims/convictions etc information there shouldn't be a problem if all you have done is amend a typo - your house number for example. I wouldn't support giving false information to insurers to get a lower quote (and I don't think CAG would either).

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The initial post was with reference to ......

 

"I was told some time ago to not use EXACT personal details on sites like GOCOMPARE and COMPAREMARKET etc, and just change name, and use a door 3 doors away.. this is so you don't rack up searches on your credit file.."

 

 

So is this about credit file searches or or giving false information to get different quotes ?

 

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Pointless to put different details nowadays because as soon as you put your reg number all insurance companies that have quoted you before will know who you are.

And if you want to go ahead they will inevitably question the discrepancy in the quotes obtained.

They got us by the family jewels.

Every time i get a quote for anything, despite clicking the box to deny consent to use my details for other purposes, i get inundated with calls from all sorts of money grabbing lowlife

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Hi, well it was a bit of both if I am honest..

 

Not to try to do over the insurance companies, because they do enough of that, but just to see how much better off I could have been, humans are curious beings eh.

 

Should I just give up on that car / reg now?

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