No, it's a racket. Just buy the third party insurance and then tell them to fook off when they try to make you buy theirs.

I pay £40 a year for this. Single-trip policies aren't likely to be better value.

Disclaimer: not that I have ever needed to claim on the third party insurance I've used, so who knows how good it is.

booked a car through sixt, their own excess waiver would have doubled the price. weird that they think people would go for it.

i guess if you're booking a car for work you might.

I pay £40 a year for this. Single-trip policies aren't likely to be better value.

Possibly not. I've just paid £23 for 8 days cover in spain. Although it was 25% cash back on topcashback.

No-brainer.

Especially when I wrote off a car hitting another one head on on the wrong side of the road near Palma airport.

Went back with it on a low-loader and said "Can I have another one please" knowing my £1,200 would be refunded by Insurance4CarHire

Disclaimer: not that I have ever needed to claim on the third party insurance I've used, so who knows how good it is.

Company above were brilliant

is insurance4carhire decent then? thats who i went with

Good to know. That's the company I used (recommended by Cyp).

I wouldn't m7, due to go bust any day now

to welly, obv

actually ZG?

When are you flying?

March

Yeah that's when it's due to happen. Soz m9

I also use insurance4carhire, never had to claim on the policy though

I've used icarhireinsurance.com

I actually had to make a claim on the policy after being charged €250 or thereabouts for pre-existing damage by an Italian car hire company, and they paid up

indeed, they were pretty fair and prompt about it all

Italians charging you for existing damage?

I AM SHOCKED I TELL YOU!  SHOCKED!

Still won't use Europcar after being charged for a hubcap I did not lose in the 1990s.  

Europcar are arseholes, but did you not do a proper inventory when you dropped the car off?