phillyd1981
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My wife was involved in a accident in the family car I am the policy holder and she is down as a additional driver.
After the missus rang our insurance company they pushed her into going through a company called Auxillis which works as a credit repair where they will front the money and claim back from the at fault insures but you have to use their hire car and if the company can't get the costs back from the other party then I am liable for the costs of the repair and the hire car fees.
They do have a" group credit protection policy" but it looks full of holes to me.
I've got home from work and looked into the company along with the stacks of paperwork I have to sign and it has set my alarm bells ringing.
My wife statement has her as not at fault but in my opinion it is not so clear cut.
I've not signed anything so I am not in a contract with Auxillis and I will not be using them and so on to my question.
Am i within my rights to go back to my insurance company and demand a different solution? paying my excess upfront is not that much of a big deal. The other party have informed their insures can I deal direct with them and if they confirm their driver was at fault.
Has any one had any dealings with this company or one that operates on the same basis would love to hear any stories, opinions or advice. I never knew such a system existed and to be honest I do not like the principle of it at all.
After the missus rang our insurance company they pushed her into going through a company called Auxillis which works as a credit repair where they will front the money and claim back from the at fault insures but you have to use their hire car and if the company can't get the costs back from the other party then I am liable for the costs of the repair and the hire car fees.
They do have a" group credit protection policy" but it looks full of holes to me.
I've got home from work and looked into the company along with the stacks of paperwork I have to sign and it has set my alarm bells ringing.
My wife statement has her as not at fault but in my opinion it is not so clear cut.
I've not signed anything so I am not in a contract with Auxillis and I will not be using them and so on to my question.
Am i within my rights to go back to my insurance company and demand a different solution? paying my excess upfront is not that much of a big deal. The other party have informed their insures can I deal direct with them and if they confirm their driver was at fault.
Has any one had any dealings with this company or one that operates on the same basis would love to hear any stories, opinions or advice. I never knew such a system existed and to be honest I do not like the principle of it at all.