I have been insuring my kit car with Adrian flux since 1980,
in 2004 I insured my Pajero, I recently changed the Pajero for a newer 4x4, as I had 6months to run with my insurance I stayed with Adrian Flux, big mistake!
they told me that my current insurance company wasn't the best for the new vehicle and recommended cancelling my remaining 6mths and getting a 12 mth policy with Aviva, they are the experts?
so I complied. they allowed me £140.00 pounds for the remaining 6mths and charged me a further £326.43 a total of nearly £470.00.
I then went on line and checked out various comparison sites.
Should have done this first I know.
the first site I checked was Adrian flux £275.00,
the next was Aviva £324.00
various others including Hastings Direct
which had better cover, lower excesses and was only £279.
I got back in touch with a view to discussing the problem and after being passed around 3 different call handlers I was told a manager would ring me back, as I was going to work I said it would have to be before 10:30am and was told no problem I would get a call back before then, surprise I didn't.
I then contacted them when I returned with a view to cancelling my policy and was told I wouldn't get the £140 from my previous policy as I had agreed to cancel it and the money I would get back would be the £326.43 minus handling and cancellation charges.
I explained that although I was very unhappy with the situation it appeared that I was stuck with them for 12months at which time I would not be using them again ever, nor would I use Aviva as they had the bad judgement to use Adrian flux as a broker.
Sorry Aviva. When my kit car insurance is up for renewal I will also be using a different broker.
I have been driving for 43 years without a claim and stayed loyal to Flux for the last few years ,
PS I still never got to talk to a manager. they also took payment from my credit card without me reciting the number,
how is that, I thought they weren't allowed to record such details.
Rant over, but be warned you can't trust them.