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  1. chdot
    Admin

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    Gina Davidson (@wornoutmumhack)
    15/01/2013 21:30
    Got to hand it to @AA_Members. Renewal letter arrives giving us Gold membership 4 loyalty... and doubling annual fee. Nice.

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    Posted 12 years ago #
  2. DaveC
    Member

    I holed my sump on a speed bump in the dark. The AA left us to our own means as it was an accident, but did offer to tow me no more than 5 miles to the very nearest garage for £103. Don't think I'll renew.

    Posted 12 years ago #
  3. Coxy
    Member

    Never keen on the AA's lobbying stance and support of the "poor beleaguered motorist".

    At least the RAC Foundation is independent from the RAC itself.

    Posted 12 years ago #
  4. Instography
    Member

    @DaveC - what level of cover did you have? When I had AA Relay and crashed into the Findhorn Bridge (it came out of nowhere!) they picked us up and took us and the car 150 miles back to Edinburgh. Free. But that was years ago. May have become more stingy since then.

    Posted 12 years ago #
  5. gkgk
    Member

    @Coxy

    Never keen on the AA's lobbying stance

    Nationwide Autocentres used to send out an email newsletter - fine at first but then it started taking that Motorists vs Gordon Brown tone. As an advocate of a higher tax model, I was overcome by rage, and emailed them some stern words. You feel a bit mad writing a Dear Autocentres letter but still, it did the trick. They wrote a fine apology and went back to the previous "check your antifreeze" messages. Was quite pleased with that.

    Posted 12 years ago #
  6. Tom
    Member

    You could try the ETA. They offer all the usual car breakdown and recovery services through local garages but also the same service for cyclists.

    Posted 12 years ago #
  7. LivM
    Member

    My last encounter (within the last 12 months) with the AA was courtesy of a dangly bit of undercarriage, shoogled loose by Edinburgh's roads. The woman on the other end of the phone was very keen to find out if it was the result of an IMPACT (in which case I would not be covered - and should speak to my insurer) or general wear and tear (in which case she could send a chap along).

    Memo to self: don't expect the AA to help unless the car just breaks down - any sort of damage and they're not interested. Someone Else's Problem.

    Posted 12 years ago #

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