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I'm slightly confused (nothing new). I used to have my breakdown cover with Green Flag. A few years ago I'm sure they were taken over by Direct Line and I was duly transferred into the care of Direct Line. However, in the past few months I've noticed that Green Flag still exists in it's own right. Have I been hijacked? I'm sure I've never made the conscious decision to switch from Green Flag to Direct Line - or is it the first sign of old age!
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Well there website still exists so i guess so does company www.greenflag.co.uk/breakdown/index.asp
I think It's the onset of old age, bless you..
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I was also transferred to Direct Line. I've still got the Green Flag and National Breakdown details showing continuous cover since 1982.
I think Green Flag is in same ownership but does mainly bulk/corporate business e.g. they cover Citroens during the guarantee period.
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.......which probably means they're very busy.
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You really should be getting new quotes every year.If you stay with the same company for some strange reason,what started out as a cheap quote creeps up year after year....
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And bizarrely, you will get different prices for the same breakdown cover on GreenFlag and Directline websites.
Don't forget, if you've got a Barclays current account wth an Additions option, you will have GreenFlag breakdwon cover already, so don't pay for it unless you want hire cars and recovery.
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This is news to me. We get new letters and cards and little tax disc holders from Green Flag every year!
In fact, I used them last year when my keys were locked in the car.....whilst the engine was running.
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Adam
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