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Finding out what insurance company you were with a couple of years ago?

Reason being, insured my car via one of those companies that searches a load for you. Ended up with Kwik-Fit. I've got 2 years NCB from a couple of years back, but again, it was one of those search em all sites and I can't remember who I was actually insured with. Kwik-Fit have asked for my NCB certificate but I ain't got a clue where to look or who to ask. So I'm a bit buggered I think.

Any ideas?
 
Yes, I keep my paperwork, that's why I'm asking you guys for help.... :p

Basically, I sold my car when I started uni 2.5 years ago and didn't drive until a few weeks back. More than likely I just found a pile of old car paperwork and chucked it. Wouldn't be so bad if I could remember who I was insured with...

Don't insurers use a database of whose claimed and whose got no claims to prevent fraud?
 
I can honestly not believe you don't keep paperwork, even if it is for a vehicle you no longer own :/

Not exactly good practice to throw those kinds of document away either.


Well, it's honestly true.

So you keep paperwork for vehicles you no longer own? Perhaps if you have always had a vehicle and move from one policy to another, year in year out that makes sense. But in the 15 years I've had my license, I've only actually driven my own car for perhaps three years, and as I said, that was a few years back.

AA insurance have just told me that because my NCB was more than 2 years ago, it may not actually be accepted now anyway. Is that true?


BTW Paradigm, I'd hate to see your study. It must be full of paperwork!
 
Yeah you're right. I just thought it would all be stored on some database and all insurance companies would be able to access your previous claims history.
 
lol, yeah course i cancelled it. otherwise i would have been paying insurance for two and a half years on a vehicle i dont own.

*chortle* im dumb for not remembering whoi was with and not keeping old docs, but not THAT dumb.
 
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