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Withdrawing a car insurance claim

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TattooEnvy · 21/07/2016 17:54

Is this possible?

I put in a claim at the beginning of the month due to me being an idiot and reversing into a concrete post. It's a pretty hefty dent but they've told me they can repair it, my excess is £400.

My car also needs other stuff doing to it following its mot so the costs are adding up and the car itself isn't worth a great deal so I'm seriously doubting if it's all worth it.

The car has been in for repair at least twice a year since I've had it too, so I'm considering cutting my losses and looking into getting a new (to me) car.

So, after the waffle, my question is can I withdraw the claim? I've not had any experience with claiming on insurance before so I'm clueless, and find all the documents really confusing. The repairs aren't booked to happen until end of Aug.

Thanks

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neonrainbow · 21/07/2016 17:56

Yes you can. Just call them up as long as they haven't spent any money it shouldn't go down as a claim and therefore shouldn't affect your insurance.

TattooEnvy · 21/07/2016 23:01

Thank you for your reply! I'm rubbish on the phone so I needed to make sure what I was asking was doable before I ring up Grin

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pinkmagic1 · 21/07/2016 23:08

I have done it and settled directly with the 3rd party no problem and my premium didn't go up the following year.

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