Odd. I have two coupes and a cupra insured with them on a group policy, no issues.

No, they'll charge a cancellation fee and start a new policy. I personally won't use em again though cos the service from them is shocking.

I have my cars withthem on a multi car policy too. Where exactly has their service been shocking. seems like all they wanted was paying. Bit harsh demanding payment in full for a 1st offence without any warnings but a lot of companies are a little inflexible with credit nowadays.

yet again i come across more problems with admiral. i had my direct debts set for the 5th and because they desides to take it out on the 8th i have yet again been told i have to pay the full amount. thanks admiral your just a waste of time.

Dear Mr Baker,

Multicar Policy # AD XXX xxxxxxx

Your letter of the nineteenth of November brightened up my day beyond measure. Here was I thinking I had just paid for another year of insurance in full – I cavilled only slightly at the price increase since last year, in spite of a lower-rated car replacement – and your letter teases me with the pleasant thought that you may wish to take further payments from me!

What an exciting thought.

Further; you, or your computer, seem to be suffering from the misapprehension that some third party authorised my payment card. 'Tis not true; it was I! I recall doing it, while speaking to your excellently mannered agent only last week. Perhaps your computer has difficulty dealing with the concept of someone who normally uses his middle name and uses his initial forename only in legal communications? I refer you to my full name, which I have placed for your convenience in the signature below.

I have absolutely no intention of leaving an authorised credit or debit card on file with your organisation. I made the point clearly to your agent: I do not make continuing authorisations to anyone, and certainly not when the card in question is a debit card. I believe I made this point upon renewal last year but to be honest I cannot recall; it is however a long-standing policy of mine. Should you desire my custom again next year and in future years, I invite you to *ask* me, rather than assuming that I will be so delighted with you – or that I will be so lazy – that an automatic renewal is in order.

I thank you for your kind offer to listen to canned music at only eight pence per minute (plus network extras) but I decline to accept it, hence this letter.

Yours sincerely,