Highly recommend this company. Unfortunately I had damage to a rental car. The whole process took less than 2 weeks to get sorted. I was then expecting my insurance to go sky high but there was a very... See more
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When you hire a car, it usually comes with an excess. This is the amount you’re financially responsible for if the vehicle you've hired is damaged or stolen. Depending on the car hire company, this could cost you hundreds or even thousands of pounds.
With Eversure Car Hire Excess Insurance, you can be reimbursed for this cost up to £7,000 following a successful claim. That means you can hire a car with confident in the knowledge that your money stays where it belongs if the vehicle is damaged or stolen.
Bury Street 1-3, GU2 4AW, Guildford, United Kingdom
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Easy and straightforward website to do bookkeeping and competitive pricing

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Easy to take out; attractive price and policy seems to cover most bases.
Online payment and completion relatively easy.

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The excess on policy abroad very difficult so it is easy to cover yourself by taking out an eversure policy very simple to do.excellent

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Easy to use website and good price for insurance cover

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Easy to do. Site was simple to use and explained everything well. Good competitive pricing.

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...I arranged the cover in about 5 minutes and paid around £66 for an annual policy which i thought was excellent! Would recommend them because of this.

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Slick buying process and great price for annual car excess insurance

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I tried to pay when ordering online but it kept refusing my card. I think it is because they have an unusual way of recording address. Now had five emails - just hope I haven't been charged five times!! They were great when had a claim when used them previously.

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