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Appalling policies.
My car was written off by my insurance.
You can not transfer their breakdown policy part way through a policy term to a new vehicle and to add insult to injury they actually charge you £9.99 to cancel the policy.
Warning people this company basically holds you to ransom if you want to leave you have to pay £9.99. Otherwise at renewal it will auto renew until you cancel and pay £9.99.
Unable to transfer policy, this is not made clear at purchase. I have been able to do this with other providers so its a bit of a con.
Disgusting company. Bought a policy and a month later had to change my car. I contacted them to change details but they outright refused. They said I could purchase another annual policy with them. What a rip off
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