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| Motoring in Thailand and Asia Car's and MotorBikes in Thailand and Asia, Where to Buy and where to get fixed, Insurance? What's that then, everything to do with motoring and Vehicles goes in this section. Do I really need a driving Licence in Thailand? |
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| ฝรั่งพูดมาก Last Online: 02-01-2009 06:58 PM Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Nong Khai
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| Car insurance circle jerk I bought a new Vigo in 06. One year's insurance came with the truck, as I'm told is standard. The insurance company name was Sampan Prakan Pai. (or something like that) I was told the rate reduces 15% a year for 2 years if there are no claims. First renewal last year was just over 15,000 baht. My wife called on Friday to renew again, expecting the rate to be lower than last year. Whoops! *$%*&! They said the old company, Sampan Prakan Pai, was bought out by a new company Nawachit, and I would be considered a new customer and revert to the beginner fee. This despite two years of claim-free driving. They said the fee is 18K. She went to see them today and they held to their guns. I smell bullshit. Before I go talk to the nice insurance lady myself (I'd been sending my wife up to now) does anyone have this insurance and have you been given the same line? |
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| Cymraeg gwaharddedig Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Phrae
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| I went shopping for insurance quotes when I had a two year NCB. I went armed with the paperwork but they refused to accept it and said I had to start from scratch again. I told them to stuff it. I have been with AIG for many years now and have nothing but praise for them. When I first got insured in LOS they offered to accept an NCB from the UK |
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| Northern Hermit Last Online: Today 06:30 AM Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Chiangmai, Thailand
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Not sure it's worth pursuing though if they become obstinate. If, on the other hand, it was just "company policy" Policies change. fuck it even if you go to another company and get a first time non-discounted fee Walk away from them. They are attempting to fuck you.
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| The Grand Wazoo | Quote:
If they're offering for you to start from scratch say thank you and take your business to another company with a better reputation and start from scratch. It's not your job to teach them about customer service. Fuck'em! Maybe after they loose a few customers they'll get a clue....but don't hold your breath! | |
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| Ban Chang Last Online: 06-01-2009 02:51 PM Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Lords
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| Just changed insurance companies for my Mitsu Triton, about the same age. Went for LMG cost 13965.64 Used this guy as the broker, no cheaper but could do most of it on line. E-InsureThailand.com Don't know how good LMG are going to be, hope I won't have to find out. |
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| ฝรั่งพูดมาก Last Online: 02-01-2009 06:58 PM Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Nong Khai
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| My wife took care of it. Got hit with another 9K road tax bill this month. That's 24K a year just to own the sumbitch -- not including diesel, oil or any other maintenance. Far more than in America. |
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| Jomtien Beach Last Online: 18-09-2008 05:41 AM Join Date: Oct 2007
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| I Changed To Aig In The Uk And Cut My Bill By Two Thirds, I Had 10 Years No Claims Which Counted For Nothing With My Old Company Whom I Had Been With Foer 7 Years. Brand Loyalty Is A Waste Of Money, Simply Shop Around For The Best Deal Wherever You Live. |
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| Suspended Member Join Date: Mar 2006
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road tax is like 2,000 THB or even less AIG is the way to go in Thailand, | |
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| "The Big Onion" Join Date: May 2007 Location: Bangkok
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| I have Siam Pannit (I think it is owned by Siam commercial) and it is 15000 a year for and can even be made in 3 payments if you like. They have been good to us. Way better than Liberty which is on the "black list" in Thailand. |
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