Mr Nicol from Greater Manchester wrote:

“We would recommend you to other people as we had a bad accident on the way home form scotland the caravan wheel came off as we were travelling home when we got in touch with the insurance they couldnt do enough for us.Everything went really smoothly and everybody who dealt with  us was very good we have now bought another caravan and you have dealt with the new insurance again the insurance agent dealt with us very well.We wrote a letter to AMTRUST to thank everybody for all the help and also   we would like to say a big thank you to Mr Daniel Watson for all his help the other day to renew a new policy for us may you all go onwell for a good future as we all know at the moment things are a bit gloomy kind reagrds”

Dear All

Well I am back in the office today following a fruitful trip to London to visit one of our Insurers, we made excellent progress and also discussed claims, which is a very important area and one that we take very seriously.

On the way home I saw an advert for a budget travel policy and, being an insurance broker, my first thought was “what cover are they offering?” Cheap policies may be attractive but it is important to look at what is behind the price. If you invest your hard earned money in a caravan, surely you want the best protection available? I have seen far too many of these cheap offerings and it still frustrates me to think that people do not totally understand the cover thet are being offered.

Well that’s a rant over! Tomorrow sees the staff party, we have this in the New Year which is a good thing as January is quite a depressing month financially and a free night out is always welcome!

Have a great day all

Mike

Dear All

Did anyone see the Paul Merton show on Caravanning last night, if you missed it it’s on Channel 5 On Demand http://www.channel5.com/shows/paul-mertons-adventures/episodes/florida-3

It will be interesting to hear your views!

Mike

Dear All

Very worrying for all of those involved.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/wales/8864335/Cliff-top-caravans-left-dangling-after-landslide-in-south-Wales.html

Dear All

News from the Caravan industry that buyers in East Riding have been warned by police to approach purchasing caravans on E Bay to take precautions following one unfortunate resident being part of a £4,000 con.

The unamed lady from Beverley transferred the money to an E Bay account but was returned saying that the transaction was not possible.

She was then contacted by the con artist who requested sending the money to a different account, which she did, but dod not hear from the person again and the van was not delivered. The police believe the money was sent an account in Europe with Spain a real possibility.

It is a good idea to buy your van from a reputable dealer with experience in the field.

Mike