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Posted by: ChrisKnottIns - 26:th-Apr-2021, 15:35:28 - Forum: Chris Knott Insurance
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The 21 day insurance myth
Hi,
There's a partial myth going round that the best time to buy your car insurance is 21 days before expiry.
I say partial because while it may be true with some of the comparison sites (who'll likely increase your quote if you buy close to expiry), there are some other quality providers that don't adopt these tactics or penalise you for leaving the purchase a little late.
With Chris Knott's offering to car clubs and enthusiast groups, it doesn't matter whether you buy 21 days before or at the last minute. Our quotes are valid for 30 days, so if you get a Chris Knott quote 21 days early we'll honour that price right up to your renewal date as long as nothing has changed.
Because we factor your best alternative quote into the process you can even call us the day before expiry and we'll use your lowest quote from the last 30 days as the benchmark to beat (subject to seeing proof).
So don't just accept a high quote because you've left it a bit late and think you're out of options - give Chris Knott a call.
or call us when you're ready to go through the quote: 0800 917 2274 (please mention this forum)
best,
Nick
Chris Knott Insurance
PS. Don't forget to take part in our Virtual Show & Shine on social media (see separate post in this forum section).
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Posted by: ChrisKnottIns - 12:th-Apr-2021, 15:14:52 - Forum: Chris Knott Insurance
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Hi,
Chris Knott's Virtual Show & Shine 2021 is now open for entries from this forum's members.
We're all missing the local car shows and club events that usually start around this time of year, so why not take part in our online Car Show this April/May instead.
It's really easy to join in and there are two prizes up for grabs - one winner will be chosen by us and one will be chosen by you based on LIKES.
2. Comment/Reply on that post adding your car pic
3. Tag it #showandshine
4. Tag it #knottinsured (if it's insured with Chris Knott)
5. Get some LIKES for your car
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INSTAGRAM
Instagram is slightly different - you'll also need to tag us so we can see it:
1. Post your car pic on YOUR Insta account.
2. Tag us @ChrisKnottIns
3. Tag it #showandshine
4. Tag it #knottinsured (if it's insured with Chris Knott)
5. Get some LIKES for your car
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That's it - simple! Sit back and wait to see if you win one of the two prizes.
Let's make this Virtual Show & Shine our biggest ever - we can't wait to see your cars (whether we insure them yet or not).
