Caravan Club Non Insurance Policy

you should re-read some of your "agony aunt" type scenarios posted on here to see who is really talking apples and oranges, and that is an opinion formed from reading just the first sentence, saw no point in reading the whole scenario. 

an opinion formed from reading just the first sentence,

Says it all for me. TTFN

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Have you checked othe companies or just seem to  have a "spat"with the new cc cover insurance without any real evidence

I'm quite sure that any insurance company will take a view of the flood risk at each postcode where your RV is normally stored and adjust their premium accordingly.  

I would have thought that they do that already? 

No I have not checked what other companies have posted that might affect new business following CMCs restrictions for new policies. Why would I. I would not want to presently take a new CMC policy with current temporary restriction, would you?

If we are talking about a 'spat' with the CMC cover on existing policies JVB I don't have a 'spat' just my personal concerns and reasons for not renewing based on previous experiences. Pretty simple as I have said that CMC offers god cover if you are happy but that it is not for me.

Please don't play the man as there is far too much of that on forum at present don't you think. And yes I am guilty of minor retaliation. Human nature perhaps

 

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Big Flood was Summer 2007. Affected Cotswolds, right up into South Yorks very badly. I know, I drove the route from Cornwall along Fosse Way (damned clever those Romans, build their roads about flooding level in the most.) Chinooks overhead, dozens of abandoned cars. Even M1 was closed at home. It could have affected lots of other areas as well, but that was route I drove. Home was safe, up a very big hill. Businesses and properties flooded out then, have either done without insurance, or paid huge premiums. I know one property that was rebuilt on a platform in case it flooded again. It did, last week.

No I have not checked what other companies have posted that might affect new business following CMCs restrictions for new policies. Why would I. I would not want to presently take a new CMC policy with current temporary restriction, would you?

of course i would, i do not live in an affected area, and whilst all the yellow warnings etc are in force I would not travel in/to those affected areas, once levels have decreased then if required i will travel into those areas but would be extra vigilant. I think, along , with some others, that the club have made the right decision, why take on additional risk, all of us who have exsisting cover are not affected by the current restrictions so no problems,  but will still be sensible and extra vigilant.