They repair in the cheapest way possible instead of replacing parts when they should have My issue is, on the policy renewal there is no information on the ncd, which means getting a quote from another company rather difficult I left aami and am now with raa where i can pick my own repairer
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To have the car for 14 weeks is unacceptable but is that from the time of the accident?
Aami will include unlisted drivers in your cover, however if they are involved in an incident, additional increased excesses will apply if the driver is not
An experienced driver is someone over the age 25 who has held the appropriate licence to drive your car for two or more consecutive years. On the anzac long weekend i attended aami's skilled drivers course at quakers hill, nsw Can i just say that it was a really good experience Aami when you have a smash, mum's car just got dented, take it to there repair center, driven home by a valet in a brand new statesman ( very nice man according to mum), call later in the afternoon saying what they where replacing where the car was going they would pay for the taxi to the panel shop etc etc
Mum wanted a new headlight cover as. Aami for example, states the following in regards to market value The amount you could reasonably sell your car for in its current condition, if the incident didn’t occur. I just want to know if somethi
Aami doesn't allow choice of repairer
So if that bothers you, then include it in your consideration That said, i have had both home and car insurance claims with aami and haven't really had an issue I have done quotes with racq and they seem to come back considerably more expensive than many others. A letter from aami said the claim could not be accepted because we would not have insured your client had they told us they were running a business from the property
When a policy is started with us, the questions are required to be answered honestly Aami relying on technicalities that have no bearing to deny a payout. Thinking youi but not sure If not aami maybe the go but.
A colleague at work is also insured with aami and he's managed to save a considerable amount by going elsewhere
