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B46 3AD, Coleshill, United Kingdom
Probably the worst Insurance website in the UK. Claimed to be able to find competitive quotes and the first caller claimed that an Insurance premium for limited mileage van owner and driven by someone with 10 years no claims would cost over a £1000 per annum. With chancers like this on the loose it says that this website hosts nothing other than the Avaricious goons who give Britain a bad name everywhere.
Misleading website, as a foreign driver it indicated that they had expertise to assist me, instead it just routed me through the standard insurance quotes with no assistance. Better rates elsewhere.
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