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Hi Crew

I'm sharing you this because you're my SAFooty family

Thought about purchasing RAA road service cover but just never got around to it?

RAA is running a family and friends offer, meaning that if you purchase any new cover between 1st November and 31st December 2016, you'll get 3 months free – that is, a 25% discount on the cover of your choice.

To gain advantage of this magnificent offer, all you need to do is sign up by phone or in store and mention my name (that's LIsa Wright, not FC ) and mention the family and friends offer at time of purchase

This'll make a great Christmas prezzy for the kids so get around it.

You're welcome

PS: if you do choose to purchase, can you let me know via PM afterwards. Cheers

I think mature responsible people save money being with RAA.

Dickheads have no insurance...

Only my thoughts, don't cry to me when the domino's fall..

Let's all hope you have home and contents...

Dog_ger2 wrote:don't cry to me when the domino's fall..

Let's all hope you have home and contents...

Umm, WTF?

I'm lost.......
But back on topic
Sorry FC, I've been a member for about 17yrs, but my membership expires this month and I have cover as part of the deal with my recent purchase

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:I'm lost.......
But back on topic
Sorry FC, I've been a member for about 17yrs, but my membership expires this month and I have cover as part of the deal with my recent purchase

Just be careful with the dealer cover as it will only cover you to the equivalent of a standard level cover - also be sure that you're not going to lose your silver status. If you need me to check, feel free to send me a PM.

On the upside, it'll cover the car, instead of the person.

Footy Chick wrote:

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:I'm lost.......
But back on topic
Sorry FC, I've been a member for about 17yrs, but my membership expires this month and I have cover as part of the deal with my recent purchase

Just be careful with the dealer cover as it will only cover you to the equivalent of a standard level cover - also be sure that you're not going to lose your silver status. If you need me to check, feel free to send me a PM.

On the upside, it'll cover the car, instead of the person.

I've maintained my premium RAA membership (and my Gold status) despite my Renault coming with cover, which I assumed was just the standard level.
However, my car and other policies are elsewhere. (RAA policies were good back in 2003-4 and I insured with them then.)

Psyber wrote:

Footy Chick wrote:

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:I'm lost.......
But back on topic
Sorry FC, I've been a member for about 17yrs, but my membership expires this month and I have cover as part of the deal with my recent purchase

Just be careful with the dealer cover as it will only cover you to the equivalent of a standard level cover - also be sure that you're not going to lose your silver status. If you need me to check, feel free to send me a PM.

On the upside, it'll cover the car, instead of the person.

I've maintained my premium RAA membership (and my Gold status) despite my Renault coming with cover, which I assumed was just the standard level.
However, my car and other policies are elsewhere. (RAA policies were good back in 2003-4 and I insured with them then.)

Who do you use when you're blowing the cobwebs off the Bentley?

Does RAA cover helicopters and private jets?

Wedgie wrote:Does RAA cover helicopters and private jets?

Must be a good redundancy.

Wedgie wrote:Does RAA cover helicopters and private jets?

@psyber

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Psyber wrote: I've maintained my premium RAA membership (and my Gold status) despite my Renault coming with cover, which I assumed was just the standard level.
However, my car and other policies are elsewhere. (RAA policies were good back in 2003-4 and I insured with them then.)

Who do you use when you're blowing the cobwebs off the Bentley?

I can't imagine myself in a Bentley or anything similar.
A car for me has to be fun to drive, and to accelerate and corner well, not to be a luxurious (but boring) lounge suite on wheels...

I have only one car now - my Renault Megane RS 265 - and my girl friend has an Hyundai i30 she bought last year.
Both are insured with SGIC.

Psyber wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Psyber wrote: I've maintained my premium RAA membership (and my Gold status) despite my Renault coming with cover, which I assumed was just the standard level.
However, my car and other policies are elsewhere. (RAA policies were good back in 2003-4 and I insured with them then.)

Who do you use when you're blowing the cobwebs off the Bentley?

I can't imagine myself in a Bentley or anything similar.
A car for me has to be fun to drive, and to accelerate and corner well, not to be a luxurious (but boring) lounge suite on wheels...

I have only one car now - my Renault Megane RS 265 - and my girl friend has an Hyundai i30 she bought last year.
Both are insured with SGIC.

Backseats in good order?

Spargo wrote:

Psyber wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Psyber wrote: I've maintained my premium RAA membership (and my Gold status) despite my Renault coming with cover, which I assumed was just the standard level.
However, my car and other policies are elsewhere. (RAA policies were good back in 2003-4 and I insured with them then.)

Who do you use when you're blowing the cobwebs off the Bentley?

I can't imagine myself in a Bentley or anything similar.
A car for me has to be fun to drive, and to accelerate and corner well, not to be a luxurious (but boring) lounge suite on wheels...

I have only one car now - my Renault Megane RS 265 - and my girl friend has an Hyundai i30 she bought last year.
Both are insured with SGIC.

Backseats in good order?

We both have comfortable homes - mine in the hills and hers on the fringe of Unley Park - and then there is her mother's yacht...

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