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Graeme Coates

Jan 13 2009

Do I send a post-dated cheque?

Posted by Graeme Coates in Uncategorized

I got a letter from my insurance company yesterday stating that they had written to me before about an outstanding premium due on my account, and that if I don’t pay it off soon, then my cover will end.

Apparently, the outstanding amount was due on 1st January, 1900, and was for the grand total amount of £0.00. Hmm.

I would have scanned it in but it turns out my scanner is buggered… still, it had a really annoying bit of dust on the detector anyhow.

EDIT: Got it scanned in – here we go…!

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3 Responses to “Do I send a post-dated cheque?”

SSG says:

January 20, 2009 at 9:23 am

errr…. that is mental. and I know, being mental myself.
Graeme Coates says:

January 20, 2009 at 9:31 am

I’m awaiting a response to a quite sarcastic letter I wrote to them… I was tempted to send a cheque for nothing, but thought better of it…
James Mackay says:

January 21, 2009 at 10:03 pm

Classic stuff Graeme. The worst bit of it is the huge amount of time and money the insurance company will spend to fix something that’s evidently wrong..

James