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Posted on: 12-02-07 17:12:57
Location: God's own country
Posted on: 12-02-07 17:12:57
Recently a family member passed G2 driving test. This individual stays at my home and we both have the same residential address on our driving license. This individual however, has a driving certificate, while i donot not.
So what i am going to do is to cancel my insurance and register the individual as the first driver. I am going to add my name as the second driver. This will reduce the insurance a lot. Then i will continue to drive my car as i am doing right now.
One more tip of how to cleverly go along with the system and beat it.
Hope this helps others too.
TK A
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Originally posted by tamilkuravan
Recently a family member passed G2 driving test. This individual stays at my home and we both have the same residential address on our driving license. This individual however, has a driving certificate, while i donot not.
So what i am going to do is to cancel my insurance and register the individual as the first driver. I am going to add my name as the second driver. This will reduce the insurance a lot. Then i will continue to drive my car as i am doing right now.
One more tip of how to cleverly go along with the system and beat it.
Hope this helps others too.
TK A
In case you get into a serious accident (God Forbid) and have to make a claim or would be the subject of a claim, the insurance company will leave no stone unturned to malke sure that you have disclosed the true information. In this case, if they somehow find that you are the primary driver, you may face problems
