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How do I get the MHF discount for Comfort Insurance? Do I contact them directly or is it done via the MHF website?
You can access via the old site.
https://www.motorhomefacts.com/motorhome-insurance.html
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Contact them directly, their customer service level is very high!
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I'm in my 4th year with MHF insurance now. I just renewed and it went up a whole £6 over last year!
They have changed from the RAC now to DAS.
Graham
They have changed from the RAC now to DAS.
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Their quote to me was £50 more than Safeguard, no sale!
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I have been with Safeguard for 3(?) years mainly because of 365 days in EU.
They also have EU recovery for over 3.5t - used for roadside twice in 3 years - 45-50 min. turnout, for a oil-sensor transponder fault and a tyre blow-out.
Renweal this week was an increase of 1.9%.
I did not even think of shopping around.
Geoff
They also have EU recovery for over 3.5t - used for roadside twice in 3 years - 45-50 min. turnout, for a oil-sensor transponder fault and a tyre blow-out.
Renweal this week was an increase of 1.9%.
I did not even think of shopping around.
Geoff
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I have been with Safeguard for 3(?) years mainly because of 365 days in EU.
They also have EU recovery for over 3.5t - used for roadside twice in 3 years - 45-50 min. turnout, for a oil-sensor transponder fault and a tyre blow-out.
Renweal this week was an increase of 1.9%.
I did not even think of shopping around.
Geoff
They also have EU recovery for over 3.5t - used for roadside twice in 3 years - 45-50 min. turnout, for a oil-sensor transponder fault and a tyre blow-out.
Renweal this week was an increase of 1.9%.
I did not even think of shopping around.
Geoff
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