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PABLO ESCABAR
27-09-2006, 20:38
i thought id better warn all people insured by Adrian Fluxx to ring up in the morning and check there details!!!!!!!
I have just been pulled over by the law and nearly had my CAR IMPOUNDED 6 points and a night in the cells for no insurance.Adrian fluxx took my money for my policy yesterday so i know that i am insured, after a short argument and near lock up the horrible copper admitted that i was the 4th car today insured with Adrian fluxx that he had pulled over and 2 of them were not so lucky and now have to find £120 for the car to be towed and £12 a day for storage untill this is sorted out.
So lads and lasses please do the right thing and contact Adrian fluxx first thing in the morning to check your details and make sure they update there system so this does not happen to anyone else as i'm still wound up like a clock and my hatered for the old bill is still growing stronger and stronger.
Please let this be a warnin to all of you keep an eye on Adrian fluxx[:@] [:@] [:@]
stoneyfordNI
27-09-2006, 20:40
why did they pull you over , was it the number plate recognition thingy or were u a naughty boy
gazjones
27-09-2006, 20:40
police think everyone are breaking the law!
transporter
27-09-2006, 20:41
Unlucky mucker , get on that blower in the morning and rip shreds off em , and try and get some form of compo for the hassle u have gone thru .....
Normally Adrian flux are a great insurer from past experience :D
PABLO ESCABAR
27-09-2006, 20:41
why did they pull you over , was it the number plate recognition thingy or were u a naughty boynumber plate recognition mate not happy[:@]
transporter
27-09-2006, 20:42
why did they pull you over , was it the number plate recognition thingy or were u a naughty boy
cough cough uw let me clear my throat mr cuprasmiff a naughty boy never he's such a careful polite driver .
PABLO ESCABAR
27-09-2006, 20:42
police think everyone are breaking the law!
dont they just and he had the cheek to say he didnt like MY attitude:censored:
stoneyfordNI
27-09-2006, 20:43
surely tho as long as u have a cover note your sweet , did they not just issue u a producer
PABLO ESCABAR
27-09-2006, 20:43
cough cough uw let me clear my throat mr cuprasmiff a naughty boy never he's such a careful polite driver .you know me, the funny thing was i was only doin 22mph
gazjones
27-09-2006, 20:44
dont think they see the fact that a person doing no wrong will not stay happy at nearly being thrown in a cell!
PABLO ESCABAR
27-09-2006, 20:45
surely tho as long as u have a cover note your sweet , did they not just issue u a producercovernotes and documents mean nothin so the copper says as you can cancel a policy after you have these details
stoneyfordNI
27-09-2006, 20:47
covernotes and documents mean nothin so the copper says as you can cancel a policy after you have these details
mmm suppose he has a point ,
id be on the phone issuing all the freudian slips i could muster to MR Flux , sod knows you might even get something free from them
PABLO ESCABAR
27-09-2006, 20:47
dont think they see the fact that a person doing no wrong will not stay happy at nearly being thrown in a cell!its verylucky the good lady wife was in the car to calm me down or a flyin head butt was goin his way...,and he didnt do a check on me or i would of been nicked.its not the first time me and the bill have tangoed;)
gazjones
27-09-2006, 20:49
:lol: history, not a good thing!
PABLO ESCABAR
27-09-2006, 20:51
mmm suppose he has a point ,
id be on the phone issuing all the freudian slips i could muster to MR Flux , sod knows you might even get something free from them
thats what im going to be goin for in the mornin as its there fault as they havent updated there system which they have to every week,and as i work with insurance everyday i had to sit a test to make sure i was insurance compliant so UNLUCKY mr fluxx YOUR FOO*ED in the mornin
gazjones
27-09-2006, 20:54
ah lol bet they did something about that pretty quick but if you were hit they would take days to come and see you!
What happened to innocent until proven guilty? Oh yeah I forgot, that doesn't apply to motorists.
PABLO ESCABAR
27-09-2006, 20:59
What happened to innocent until proven guilty? Oh yeah I forgot, that doesn't apply to motorists.the funny thing is its not in my name its in the wifes to keep the insurance down as i have driven a works van for 10 years so no no claims..
transporter
27-09-2006, 21:09
Ah well u see where the justice is wrong they will pull over either mr family man , who is fully insured and drives a nice car , but joe shameless scumbag who has a car a month no insurance or tax
or even better still drives his mates car whilst over the limit in the pitch black on a damp field and crashes into a stationery car , then they take ages to sought it out , but oh no u get pulled on the way to tesco and wallop ur goin to get nicked and ur car will be returned in the form of a tin a HEINZ BEANS where is the justice .
well there is a bit of justice it probably saved u brin dragged round tesco ,followed with oww thats nice i like that shall we get it !:p
PABLO ESCABAR
27-09-2006, 21:12
Ah well u see where the justice is wrong they will pull over either mr family man , who is fully insured and drives a nice car , but joe shameless scumbag who has a car a month no insurance or tax
or even better still drives his mates car whilst over the limit in the pitch black on a damp field and crashes into a stationery car , then they take ages to sought it out , but oh no u get pulled on the way to tesco and wallop ur goin to get nicked and ur car will be returned in the form of a tin a HEINZ BEANS where is the justice .
well there is a bit of justice it probably saved u brin dragged round tesco ,followed with oww thats nice i like that shall we get it !:p
still went bloody shoppin and got the heinz beans and some lager to calm the nerves.
transporter
27-09-2006, 21:14
well its probably saved u from tesco for an extra night , just remeber to drive like a complete tit the next time u go and u will be spared the 2 hour trek round robco oops sorry tesco
anyway slightly steering off the subject , so lets swerve back on the planned route of adrian flux giving u a free trial in the heart attack race ! :ban: [:@]
So all this is actually down to the time taken by Adrian Flux (or their underwriter) to update the insurance database?
It's an interesting scenario - but not one that requires 'headbutting' police
You wouldn't get a night in a cell for no insurance either - but your car would be towed. Perhaps rightly so... they tend not to tow unless they have reasonable grounds for not beleiving you.
And lets face it - most people that will come up on ANPR do have something to hide. Luckily, you're in the minority.
PABLO ESCABAR
27-09-2006, 21:25
So all this is actually down to the time taken by Adrian Flux (or their underwriter) to update the insurance database?
It's an interesting scenario - but not one that requires 'headbutting' police
You wouldn't get a night in a cell for no insurance either - but your car would be towed. Perhaps rightly so... they tend not to tow unless they have reasonable grounds for not beleiving you.
And lets face it - most people that will come up on ANPR do have something to hide. Luckily, you're in the minority.it was my attitude that was goin to put me in the cells as before he had time to get off his bike i was standin next to him askin him why i was pulled,,and he didnt like it and turned all American cop on me so my naughty side came out.the tow truck had already been called before he got off the bike.Plus where i live didnt help the roughest estate in town,he was just lookin at bookin me as he told me "i havnt nicked anyone today so watch it sonny"
or even better still drives his mates car whilst over the limit in the pitch black on a damp field and crashes into a stationery car , then they take ages to sought it out
Evening all, sorry to off topic, but what was the final out come of that incident, or are you still waiting for justice?
PABLO ESCABAR
27-09-2006, 21:31
So all this is actually down to the time taken by Adrian Flux (or their underwriter) to update the insurance database?
yes an update of there system would stopp all this and believe me in the mornin they are havin it with both cannons as i know my stuff with insurance,i have to its part of my job
PABLO ESCABAR
27-09-2006, 21:32
Evening all, sorry to off topic, but what was the final out come of that incident, or are you still waiting for justice?yes he is unfortunatly......
Cupra_power
27-09-2006, 21:33
Cops must have been blitz on yesterday, had the APNR van on the A33 just outside Chineham this morning, with lots of biker boys pulling people in both directions.
I would be pretty pissed as well, considering the cost of insurance. How many people keep their insurance details in the car anyway ? I certainly don't.
transporter
27-09-2006, 21:37
Thats one thing that always puzzles me , thats exactly wat the police always ask u when they pull u over :whistle: , yeah like im goin to do that officer , give the scum a free ticket to my car aswell not likely ....
PABLO ESCABAR
27-09-2006, 21:38
Cops must have been blitz on yesterday, had the APNR van on the A33 just outside Chineham this morning, with lots of biker boys pulling people in both directions.
I would be pretty pissed as well, considering the cost of insurance. How many people keep their insurance details in the car anyway ? I certainly don't.
there all over stafford like a rash at the mo mate cant move with out seein one just cant understand why it has taken them so long to pull me if thats the case as they say iv had no insurance since june,,,,,,,when i took out my ADRIAN FLUXX policy
Cupra_power
27-09-2006, 21:40
Actually asked a cop this, the laws say you must have the documents in the car but even he did not keep it in his own car.:shrug: :shrug:
PABLO ESCABAR
27-09-2006, 21:45
Actually asked a cop this, the laws say you must have the documents in the car but even he did not keep it in his own car.:shrug: :shrug:i never keep them in the car due to cloneing and stuff like that plus where i live they'd have a field day if they got any document out of my car,plus how many cops go to the police bar at night after there shift and get trollied and then drive home!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Cupra_power
27-09-2006, 21:53
i never keep them in the car due to cloneing and stuff like that plus where i live they'd have a field day if they got any document out of my car,plus how many cops go to the police bar at night after there shift and get trollied and then drive home!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Instant identity fraud application, guy at my office had a folder of personal document stolen, 2 years later and he still get requests about loan applications, shop cards etc. You cannot believe the pain in the arse that can be.[:@] [:@]
i never keep them in the car due to cloneing and stuff like that plus where i live they'd have a field day if they got any document out of my car,plus how many cops go to the police bar at night after there shift and get trollied and then drive home!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Been there seen that many a time! :whistle:
Its jobs for the boy's my friend "scratch my back and ill scratch yours":ban:
PABLO ESCABAR
27-09-2006, 21:59
Instant identity fraud application, guy at my office had a folder of personal document stolen, 2 years later and he still get requests about loan applications, shop cards etc. You cannot believe the pain in the arse that can be.[:@] [:@]i get loan applications every day iv also had mobile phone opened at my address by an asian bloke who has never lived here,i own my house and have all the previous owners details
PABLO ESCABAR
27-09-2006, 22:00
Been there seen that many a time! :whistle:
Its jobs for the boy's my friend "scratch my back and ill scratch yours":ban:
flash the warrent card and your off,,,,,one rule for us and one for them:ban: filth
PABLO ESCABAR
27-09-2006, 22:11
people if you are insured with Adrian fluxx just make sure this does not happen to you as the stress it has caused me and the wife tonight and the hassel i will have tomorrow sortin this out,just want to warn everyone this could happen to you if Adrian Fluxx are your insurance brokers as most peolple use them after moddin there cars:cry:
PABLO ESCABAR
28-09-2006, 08:03
bump
PABLO ESCABAR
28-09-2006, 09:44
You rang em yet ??
just got off the phone to find out that they had inputted my data wrong and my car reg was one digit out at there end but not on the cert of insurance but the policy is from ensign insurance and they have the same data on there system so they say they have changed it all to the correct details and we should have no more problems!!!!!!!!!!
I work for the RAC and have just contacted our insurance depot and check all of my details and they are faxxin me an insurance validation cert out as i right this,now i have to chase all this up with the police and fsa who govern the insurance companies and make my claim through them as i have been told that i am well with in my rights to take this further due to the stress and panic it has caused,,,,,,,lets see what happens now
Icecavern
28-09-2006, 10:01
Hang on...
If I've got this right AF made a mistake, fair enough I'd be :censored: at them too. But you're having a pop at the cop for pulling you for no insurance and then being a bit shirty with you when you've told us how you immediately jumped out of the car and started giving him verbal and acting aggressive before he'd even got off the bike??
He was doing his job, I'd rather him be pulling uninsured drivers off the road and giving them greif than sitting on a dual carraigeway pulling drivers for doing 75... And lets face it, as far as the system says you're uninsured.
Pete
Molehill_Mike
28-09-2006, 10:04
Does this apply only if you've just renewed?
Mike
PABLO ESCABAR
28-09-2006, 10:24
Hang on...
If I've got this right AF made a mistake, fair enough I'd be :censored: at them too. But you're having a pop at the cop for pulling you for no insurance and then being a bit shirty with you when you've told us how you immediately jumped out of the car and started giving him verbal and acting aggressive before he'd even got off the bike??
He was doing his job, I'd rather him be pulling uninsured drivers off the road and giving them greif than sitting on a dual carraigeway pulling drivers for doing 75... And lets face it, as far as the system says you're uninsured.
Pete
as far as i was concerned mate there was no reson to pull me as i was not speedin or doin anythin that would of caused him to pull me apart from seein a lad in a dun up car which stafford coppers spend all there time doin, as for the speedin doin 75 on a dual carriage way 3 point and a £ 60 fine less than 2 months ago ,,,,,
PABLO ESCABAR
28-09-2006, 10:25
Does this apply only if you've just renewed?
Mikeid just check they have all your details right if i were you
Icecavern
28-09-2006, 10:35
as far as i was concerned mate there was no reson to pull me as i was not speedin or doin anythin that would of caused him to pull me apart from seein a lad in a dun up car which stafford coppers spend all there time doin, as for the speedin doin 75 on a dual carriage way 3 point and a £ 60 fine less than 2 months ago ,,,,,
Still doesn't justify having a go at the cop. I've been pulled over before to tell me a brake light was out. Wanted to tell me before I got pulled by someone in a bad mood as he could see I had a nice car. Now if I'd gone up to him guns blazing giving him attitude he could have done me for it himself. But I didn't and he just looked round the car and let me go knowing I needed to drop by halfords on the way home.
Personally in your situation if I'd have been the cop and you came straight up to me with an attitude giving me verbal I'd have impounded your car anyway.
PABLO ESCABAR
28-09-2006, 10:57
Personally in your situation if I'd have been the cop and you came straight up to me with an attitude giving me verbal I'd have impounded your car anyway.
were has all this verbal stuff come from mate
yes i had attitude and spoke my mind and told him i was unhappy with being pulled as most people would be.
Lets just get this straight before you get anymore facts wrong,,,i exited my vehicle and approuch the officer before he got off the bike and asked him WHY i had been pulled with a bit of attitude,at which he did not like and got all NYPD and started raising HIS voice,,,, i have it all recorded on voice recorder from my phone mate and once he was told i was recording it changed his tune to mr nice cop,,,,,wife a witness to all this
at this point he told me that as i was with Adrian fluxx and he had had trouble already tonight with them said sorry and we were to get in contact with them first thing in the mornin to sort this out..........
at first he did not believe i had insurance because of where i live and the car is registered,there was no innocent untill proven guilty as i come from the wrong end of town mate and thats all he saw!!!!!!!!!!
transporter
28-09-2006, 19:10
6 toes are us :p
cheshire cat
29-09-2006, 11:27
there's obviously no other crime in Staffy shire , you lucky people
CupraR-Rog
29-09-2006, 21:15
My first hand experience of the legal system is that you are guilty until proven beyond doubt that you are innocent... between the lines a Chief Inspector has told me that also... it's the British Justice System for you!!
However, my experience with police when you do get pulled over, is everything happens much better if you're nice with the officer... even if you are sitting in the back of their patrol car getting a grilling... in the event of anything going to court, your attitude is noted!
There's no excuse for Adrian Flux's mistake - if the details were wrong on their system, you were by any letter of the law uninsured.
as far as i was concerned mate there was no reson to pull me
i) didnt he pull you over, because by his records, you didn't have insurance.
ii) a Policeman can pull over whoever he wants over. Its called the law.
PABLO ESCABAR
30-09-2006, 09:38
i) didnt he pull you over, because by his records, you didn't have insurance.
ii) a Policeman can pull over whoever he wants over. Its called the law.
yes his records said that i had no insurance but i have.
plus this thread is going completeley off topic as this is a warnin for all Adrian Fluxx customers to check there insurance details with them and not a discution on how to behave infront of an officer of the law
i was just asking a question related to YOUR post 42 as you mentioned you didnt think there was a reason why you were pulled
If you go telling people that you did time for have assulted a policeman before (which was in your deleted posts-admin can still see them ;)), then expect people to comment on it!!!
PABLO ESCABAR
30-09-2006, 19:17
i was just asking a question related to YOUR post 42 as you mentioned you didnt think there was a reason why you were pulled
If you go telling people that you did time for have assulted a policeman before, then expect people to comment on it!!!never done time and dont intend on it mate,nearly done time but not yet,,,,many years to go
as for the didnt think there was any reason,,,,local paper today says it all the same copper had 14 people in the same night to top it off with no insurance,tarred with the same brush no benifit of the dought.Thats what its like round here, because i came from the rough estate meens i have no insurance and as he said untill Adrian Fluxx tell him im insured im a liar,,,,,,,,,
just to throw the mix in a bit how is that going to work on a traders policy ?? muppets
i'm insured as are 5 others of us for any car up the value of 150k fully comp - on one policy
guess i best carry a copy of it with me then
If you're on a trade policy, then you will still be stopped if driving an uninsured car - but the police will have access to the 'policy' on the Insurance Database too
But taking a copy of the policy will speed that process up.
Lots of info here - http://www.miic.org.uk/
But taking a copy of the policy will speed that process up.
i do have a bad habit of waiting until the producer is just about to be finished and remembering that sorry mr policeman i do have my credentials on me all present and correct in full i do hope i havent caused you some unneccesary paperwork :lol:
now go catch that bunch of thugs in that rover with the smashed windscreen and no back wheel i'm fairly confident that they just might be worth asking for insurance :censored:
You'd be suprised at the amount of 'normal' people that don't tax their cars or insure them properly
My next door neighbour is convinced he can drive his daughters car (it's not insured) on his policy (normal road car 3rd pty only on other vehicles) - normal enough 50 something - but he'll be chuffed to bits when it's taken at the roadside.
it's not just spotty 16yr olds - so in all honesty, if your plate shows up & you can't prove it, you are guilty.
I guess the thread starter had no insurance until the day before he was pulled (hope you weren't driving....) so justifiably the copper pulled you because to his best information - you had no insurance.
sportbilly
30-09-2006, 21:32
My next door neighbour is convinced he can drive his daughters car (it's not insured) on his policy (normal road car 3rd pty only on other vehicles) - normal enough 50 something - but he'll be chuffed to bits when it's taken at the roadside.
I knew someone who did something similar, bought a car and though he could drive it 3rd party through company car insurance, once we pointed out the car does actually have to have some kind of insurance and not in his name he soon stopped driving it. You need to read the small print when things like this are concerned.
Yup - I tried explaining it to him, but ebay confuses him
PABLO ESCABAR
01-10-2006, 15:37
I guess the thread starter had no insurance until the day before he was pulled (hope you weren't driving....) so justifiably the copper pulled you because to his best information - you had no insurance. ive had insurance with Adriann Fluxx since june 26th this year so its down to them not me,fully legal all the way as i dont need the hassel of the old bill harrassing me all the time.clerical error on there behalf not driving without insurance
ive had insurance with Adriann Fluxx since june 26th this year so its down to them not me,fully legal all the way as i dont need the hassel of the old bill harrassing me all the time.clerical error on there behalf not driving without insurance
you just dont get it do you.
Yes, Adrian Flux, fcuked up ( and I have heard loads of stories about them and others before I left Blightie), but in the eyes of the law, you technically didnt have insurance so it was right for the them to stop you. Sorry, but that is the law
I know someone (good ten years ago) who got an IN10 despite having a temp 60 day insurance cert because their broker took their money and didn't pass it on to the insurer and the broker didnt do anything to resolve the situation
andycupra
01-10-2006, 20:46
cant say i have any sympathy for you.
he stopped you as his information showed you had no insurance.
ok so there was a delay updating the insurance records... (probably less than 1 day)
but the way you acted wasnt justified.
What did Adrian Fluxx have to say for them selves in the end?
Trevor Studd
03-12-2006, 18:52
i had the same problem.
my car was 2 mins from being towed away. :(
Trev
PABLO ESCABAR
03-12-2006, 20:08
i had the same problem.
my cars was 2 mins from being towed away. :(
Trev
bad aint it mate:cry: all sorted now i hope
Trevor Studd
04-12-2006, 14:12
bad aint it mate:cry: all sorted now i hope
yeah it is bad, the policeman was goin well over the top.
i surpose they have to do something to earn their money.lol
Trev
PABLO ESCABAR
04-12-2006, 18:06
yeah it is bad, the policeman was goin well over the top.
i surpose they have to do something to earn their money.lol
Trevi got the full NYPD freeze nobody move but i had already got out the car and up to him before he had anychance,,,,,thinkin about it now i think i could of handled it better but i was angry at the time[:@] so sorry mr officer
Trevor Studd
04-12-2006, 18:18
i got the full NYPD freeze nobody move but i had already got out the car and up to him before he had anychance,,,,,thinkin about it now i think i could of handled it better but i was angry at the time[:@] so sorry mr officer
i got it 2, once he pulled me over i got out of the car and as soon as i was out he walked past me and went right to my car and took the keys out of the ignition and then in his pocket. [:@] and then when i told him who i was insured with he said he has never heard of them.:censored:
but after acouple of phone calls later i proved him wrong.lol
they need 2 go out and pull ppl over that r doin things wrong.lol
Trev
celsisone
22-01-2007, 17:50
I had this last year. on the way back from my insurance broker. on the m25 get pulled for no insurance, showed the nice police man, all the paper work, card payment, cover note. He didn't care. just said that the computer doesn't lie. called the broker in front of him. W**KER.....
Trevor Studd
23-01-2007, 19:01
I had this last year. on the way back from my insurance broker. on the m25 get pulled for no insurance, showed the nice police man, all the paper work, card payment, cover note. He didn't care. just said that the computer doesn't lie. called the broker in front of him. W**KER.....
haha, unlucky policeman!lol :p