We have one with Domestic and General, and I know some people think they are a waste of money, but we have had engineers out to our machine a total of 8 times in the past 2 years, the call out charge alone would have been £75.
Anyway, it's £72 a year. I hjad to get the engineer out as the machine wasn't working, and he said it would cost £435 to repair, and I would hear from Domestic and General. I had to phone them because of the postal strike and they said
"We need to replace your machine, we need to get £75 from you to cover delivery and outstanding direct debits, and then we can arrange delivery of the replacement model"
They gave me the model number and make, and if I pay the £75, then they will only be paying £154, which is less than 75%, which is what they pay out on a machine which is over 5 years old
On the policy note it say that any machine over 5 years, adn under 6, they pay 75%, over 6 and under 7 they pay 50%, any older they pay 30% towards the cost of a new one.
But my machine is only 4 years old. I also don't understand what they mean about outstandind DDs as they are up to date.