Emergency Assist Ltd - www.motorbreakdownrecovery.com

Emergency Assist Ltd - www.motorbreakdownrecovery.com
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“never again”

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written by on 02/09/2013

My car broke down about 6am I tried to call for help from a 6am to 8.30am the phone all the time was not available they do not help me!! I paid money for it! I DO NOT RECOMMEND

Bunny234's Comment

Written on: 04/09/2013

I'm thinking of getting cover with 2gether and am interested in your review. Can you give us more details? Are you saying that from 6am to 8.30am there was no answer when you rang their number? Or is it that someone answered but was not helpful?

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“don't do it”

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written by Shane210 on 28/08/2013

yes it's cheap but if you breakdown in europe, you are pretty much on your own. From personal experience they dont return phonecalls are slow at arranging help and say that a 70mile tow cost £1000 so dumped us in Calais and said they would only help us if we payed for the rest of the journey ( a £999.68 quote !)They made a stressful and scary experience so much worse.

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“Unprofessional website”

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written by on 27/08/2013

the moment you enter the website, it asks for review and you cannot even closr this review window. did not even get to use the site

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“Re-assessment after breakdown!”

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written by Kali_Justice on 26/08/2013

Last year, I gave this service a positive review after my battery died close to home. I feel compelled to revise this after yesterday's experience. Travelling to see my son, my car turbocharger failed and left me and my husband stranded in an unfamiliar town some 85 miles from home. We have the most comprehensive insurance for the UK and called 2Gether, expecting to be towed home. they told us, we had to be towed to the nearest garage! We explained it was Sunday and the next day was a bank holida, their response was that they appreciated our situation, however that's wha the policy said. I do not remember it saying this anywhere on the policy so i challenged it. They said we could have a hire car and leave our car at a garage. I explained I was not happy leaving my car at a strange garage, where they would not know why a strange car was outside, to drive 85 miles home, then have to drive 85 milesback in 2 days time to discuss repairs at a garage I had no idea about, who could charge me anything. They then told me the car hire would only be for 2 days anyway. So, I would then be stranded in a strange town on my own as my Husband would be working. They eventually agreed to allow my recovery home, on condition I paid over £77 for 'mileage'. The recovery driver said he's never heard of a policy which doesn't take you home when all the garages are closed and expect customers to leave their cars unattended outside a closed garage! I challenged this when I got home and they said it was in the Ts & Cs. I eventually found it, in a very small print subsection. The Office of Fair Trading website has told companies NOT to do this and said it is unfair (see Consumer Contracts paper Feb 2011)! It states that "The OFT has today sent a clear warning to businesses that consumer contracts must be clear and have no unwelcome surprises buried in the small print" I will be challenging this through the small claims court as they are totally out of order and have obviously hidden this information hoping to catch desperate people out and make money off of them. I have now paid much more than an AA contract which would have treated me decently and not put me and my family through this.

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“DO NOT USE THIS SERVICE VERY VERY UNSAFE FOR YR FAMILY”

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written by amother on 20/08/2013

LAST NIGHT(19/08/13) MY SONS MOTORBIKE BROKE DOWN AT AROUND 7.45PM - HE RUNG THIS BREAKDOWN RECOVERY SERVICE WHO IS CONNECTED TO FIRST CALL GB LTD WHO GO TO RECOVER VEHICLES - WE HAVE FULL UK COVER WHICH SAYS 'NATIONWIDE RECOVERY' 'ONWARD TRAVEL' - THEY WOULD NOT BRING MY SON & HIS BIKE HOME ON HIS POLICY BUT IF WE PAID £250 THEY WOULD???? THEY WOULD ONLY TAKE MY SON TO THE NEAREST STATION (HE HAD NO CASH TO GET A TICKET HOME)AND SO WAS LEFT STRANDED, BY THIS TIME IT WAS NEARLY 10PM. I SPOKE TO 'JOHNNY' IN THE OFFICE AND SAID THAT I WAS DISGUSTED WITH THEIR 'SO CALLED'SERVICE AND WAS THERE ANY WAY THAT MY SON COULD GET HOME SAFELY WITH THEM, I WAS NOT WORRIED ABOUT THE BIKE AT ALL, JUST WANTED MY SON HOME SAFELY - IF I PAID £250 I COULD GET MY SON HOME SAFE - I AM ABSOLUTLY DISGUSTED THAT MONEY WAS THE ONLY THINK THEY WAS BOTHERED ABOUT AND STILL DON'T KNOW WHY WE WASNT COVERED UNDER FULL UK COVER - DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES TAKE A POLICY OUT WITH THIS COMPANY YOUR FAMILY WILL BE LEFT ALONE & VULNERABLE IN AN AREA THEY MAY NOT KNOW WITH NO WAY OF GETTING HOME THIS COMPANY DO NOT CARE ABOUT OUR FAMILIES SAFETY ONLY ABOUT MONEY

Mancsteve1's Response to amother's Review

Written on: 20/08/2013

Did you make an official compaint as they are regulated by the FCA

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Amother's reply to Mancsteve1's Comment

Written on: 21/08/2013

Thanks for your comment, I will be making a complaint today I just couldn't believe their response.

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Amother's reply to Amother's Comment

Written on: 21/08/2013

I have just spoken to '2gether breakdown' who tell me being left at a train station is classed as 'onward travel' even though you have no funds to buy a ticket - I don't expect them to pay for his ticket/give him money I naturally thought he would be bought home having full uk cover under 'onward travel' and apparently I have to refer to MY POLICY WORDING as it has recently changed - my argument is that if the policy wording has changed then they should change that information on line too so that everyone especially parents know what 'onward travel' means as I assumed if there was a breakdown on your way home you would be taken home not took to a station late at night in an area you don't know and just left there, why have they not put this information on line next to 'onward travel' this is false advertisement surely?

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“Poor service stated policy benifits not honoured”

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written by lespes on 22/07/2013

19th July 2013 boarded Ferry to Guernsey at Weymouth with gearbox jerking. On getting out of vehicle found oil all over back of campervan, so phoned in at 13.30 hrs to see if could have someone meet me in Guernsey at arrival. Informed not possible, pone again when arrived. Phone in again at 16.30 hrs. 17.02 hrs 2together phoned back to say nobody could attend until possibly following morning. Operative did not have any other options, no hire car offered, no accommodation. Having my son with me and no other options asked if I spoke to Ferry comapany and got back to Weymouth on later sailing could someone meet in Weymouth and take me home. They then confirmed this, then informed me to phone an hour before arrival to remind them. 22.40 hrs phoned back in spoke to a person, who had no knowledge of my problems until he checked system so then said he would find someone in Weymouth area, probably 30-40 mins could be an hour. Arrived in Ferry port 23.00 hrs and waited at 23.41 hours had still heard nothing so phoned in again and spoke to Chris as nothing had been heard. Was informed call only placed 15 mins ago and breakdown truck coming from Yeovil, driver would phone on approach and he would about 00.20 hrs 00.36 hrs still nothing phoned back in informed him again. 01.07 hrs phoned in again still nothing heard, told him he had 5 mins to sort out before I took my own action as had son with me and was pretty cold fed up and had been up since 05.30 day before. 01.12 hrs phoned back to stated breakdown truck 7 miles away in Dorchester, had broken down so that was delay, said they had tried to ring me but ift had gone straight to voicemail, which I pointede out was not possible as I did not have voicemal facility on my phone. ETA given as 15 mins 01.35hrs breakdown truck arrivved. On checking the breakdown drivers worksheet they had been given the job at 11.39hrs which was when i had phoned in the second time to see where it was. 04.15 hrs arrivved home. Phoned in from 8am on 22nd July to lodge complaint but apparently the recorded message saying they open at 8AM is not correct, has not been the case for a long time as they now open at 9AM. Leanne informed me only one lady dealt with complaints and she was on holiday and to e-mail in details, no doubt another fob off tactic.

Lespes's Response to lespes's Review

Written on: 28/08/2013

Update.

Eventually 3 weeks later after several phone calls and e-mails had a a standard letter sent stating they would come back in 14 days with answers.

2 weeks past no reply, 2 days of e-mails and phone calls again got lucky as person dealing with it answered phone.

Promised reply by 17.30 hrs today as unforseen circumstances had prevented them responding before, claimed they were just going to ring me, but had to wait several minutes while she brought my file up.

So 17.30 hrs long past now and still no reply!

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“What was the point?”

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written by taffyjenks on 21/07/2013

Beware.This cover may seem to have all the bells and whistles when they sell it to you but I assure you it hasn't. I have a classic Rover 2000 Insured with this company and on the 29th June this year I had a breakdown outside my home.Rang the number of the Breakdown company and gave them my Policy Number.They said I wasnt Insured and they could do nothing until the following Monday when 2gether reopened.As I do not give up that easily I tried 2gether myself and got through and explained my problem.I was recontacted by the breakdown Service and given an estimated arrival time of 75 mins. Over two hours later an engineer arrived and told me he could not do anything as he did not understand the vehicle.He then left. Result 2 hour wait for someone who could do nothing to help. Re -contacted 2gether Insurance. Still awaiting reply over two weeks later.

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“The worse company I have dealt with.very poor servic...”

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written by belmondo0070 on 20/07/2013

Avoid, Avoid and Avoid

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“Most reviewers havent had to use their breakdown service”

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written by boney695 on 05/07/2013

This company offers you £5 discount to review upon purchasing their services - hence why there are so many good reviews. Do not be fooled. My vehicle broke down (needed a new clutch). It took nearly 2 hours to arrive when i was stranded on the M1. They were taking so long that the Highways Agency had to tow me to a safer location. Upon arrival of the breakdown service (this is sub contacted out so it will be the luck of the draw), he said that i will tow your vehicle to the nearest garage. I was over 130 miles from home at 5pm on a Friday. No garage was open. My only option was to abandon my car outside an unknown garage and catch a train home. They told me that they would pay for the journey - just send the ticket in and it will be refunded. Despite numerous emails and phone calls, there has been no response and no refund. They ignore you or just fob you off. I am now with the AA despite still having 2gether. 2gether just add to the stress of an already stressful situation.

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“Breakdown cover....Not off to a good start”

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written by Morefrustrated on 10/06/2013

No policy number or documentation supplied 7 days after taking the policy out. Phoning for breakdown cover I was told they had no details for me and I had to call 2Gether. Phoning 2gether at 8.10am the answerphone stated the office is closed and the opening hours are mon - fri 8am - 5pm. How frustrating is that, bear in mind this is a new policy and this is my first time needing to use the cover. I called the breakdown number again for help and was told there was nothing they could do, I needed to call 2gether who opened at 9.00am. Waiting until 9am I got through and finally my call was passed to the breakdown cover and I received roadside assistance at 10.33. Having requested a copy of my policy with the 2T number I received an email asking me for feedback but no policy. The only saving grace was the breakdown man who turned up and was extremely helpful....a big thankyou to him. My rating is based on my first experience of service from this company......lets hope if I ever need to call them again the service improves.

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“The devil is in the detail - beware!!”

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written by Arkwright007 on 06/06/2013

Liked; the first mechanic turning up within an hour to attend to us. Didn't like; a) he couldn't find the fault (he checked the wrong battery) b) he assured us that, should it happen again the insurance company would deal with it. c) when it wouldn't start the next morning the breakdown helpline did not want to know as we had not been to a garage since 9 p.m. Bank Holiday Sunday and 9 a.m. Bank Holiday monday to see if it could be fixed. d) We had to pay £134 for a breakdown service to attend who knew where the battery was and diagnosed the fault within 10 minutes.

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“was not told about break down fee”

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written by on 30/04/2013

when i took break down cover for £19 including home start this was a very good offer untill i found out you have to pay £35 fee every time you break down.

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“DISGUSTING”

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written by kaandbr on 25/04/2013

I paid for insurance in full £250 after a month they decided to cancel the policy as they never received paperwork although i sent it off i am now £225 worse off, i received 2 letters exactly the same saying it had been cancelled 2 days after it had so i rang up twice to be told " tough we haven't recieved the paper work and we're charging you for you cancelling the policy, i could go on but nothing will get done

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“pucher ”

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written by on 16/04/2013

poor ask to do a pucher wanted to chage me EX.to do this 30 pounds i said ive paid for this NO I said //// off and walk the bike to the shop.

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“How 2gether ruined our Holiday.........”

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written by savvymumconsumer on 26/03/2013

Never ever purchase cover from 2getherInsurance they ruined our Holiday and refused to tow our vehicle to the garage at our onward destination. Their European breakdown number never worked and we had to call their contractor first call in the U.K. They still have not reimbursed us for the expenses in hire cars.They were rude obstructive and refused to tow our vehicle to a local garage @our onward destination.Forced us to extend our stay when the dealership they sent our vehicle to failed to repair our vehicle and billed us for work that was not done,work that should have been carried out but was not.charged us for parts that did not need replacing and told us we could return home as foot passengers if our vehicle was not repaired in time for our return journey.Our return journey had to be postponed the police were called and we had no assistance from the contractors acting on behalf of 2gether Insurance our complaint is still outstanding nearly a year later.

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“cheap and nasty”

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written by larabitaman on 10/02/2013

unfortunately had to use cover 4 days after taking out policy. rang for assistance and was told not covered as details not on recovery agents system. had to leave credit card details with operator to get a recovery truck to attend.the fault could not be fixed so asked to be recovered to home address 90 miles away.recovery truck was only authorized for local work even though paid for national recovery.was taken to their depot at fleet services and had to wait 2 hours while 2gethers agents decided what to do with us. after much deliberation and confusion they sent us a tow truck from another company to recover us home 4 hours after the initial call. got home after 6 hours and much worry and being messed around as no one would make a decision. in fairness the recovery drivers were brilliant and did there jobs really well but that is where the customer service ended. still waiting to see if my credit card has been charged as will have to claim back from 2gether. avoid this company,will pay extra for aa/rac etc next time.

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“Check out reviews for First Call as same firm”

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written by on 20/01/2013

I was stuck with First Call and received appalling service - go to a train station 20 miles from where I live and walk home at 9pm at night while it was snowing was their solution. SO I looked to see who had good reviews and 2gether came up. Except they were mentioned in First Call's reviews and looking at their terms see section 11. Surprise, it's the same firm. Do not touch with a bargepole

Garyhaime's Comment

Written on: 22/01/2013

Thanks for your comments.. 2gether are not the same company as First call. We do use the call centre at times but are not the same company. Feel free to email [email protected] for me to look in to your breakdown. We rarely have customers with poor feedback and of course would like to address the situation.

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“Very poor service ! 2 1/2 hr response”

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written by JNorv on 24/12/2012

Having broken down on a Sunday, on phoning 1st call, (call centre for 2gether breakdown service), no record of my subscription was on the computer, although i had a policy number, money had been debited from my account and recieved emails confirming joining. After much anguish and phone calls, 1st call had to take credit card details before assistance was offered. Luckily i had managed to get off the motorway.After 2 1/2hrs assistance was provided, told vehicle was overheating, suspected head gasket problem, i assumed i could get relay home, my prefered choice. Informed this wasn,t part of cover, only relay to garage who couldn't repair van until new year.Overall a very poor service, would be better to pay a couple of pounds more to get a good service.

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“Waiting time 1hour 50min ”

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written by on 12/12/2012

For changing the flat tyre, it took them 1hour 50mins to reach me. After talking to them I notice that they cannot do much to improve the situation other than offering standard apology. Felt like fool sitting in the car.

Garyhaime's Comment

Written on: 13/12/2012

Could you email me [email protected], I would like to look in to this for you. We are experiencing high volumes of breakdowns presently however 1 hour 50 minutes is too long and we need to investigate. I am the managing Director and take Customer service very Seriously.

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“The WORST EVER”

★☆☆☆☆

written by alantroon on 04/11/2012

From initial phone call to eventual recovery over 2 hours later was the worst breakdown service imaginable

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Asked by stokermechanic on 10th February 2017 Report this content
If you break down do you have to pay the rescue company first then claim the cost back from 2Gether?

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Report this content CamperB Written on: 14/02/2017
You have to call the Breakdown recovery number they give you, not another company. If they can't get you started they tow you to a nearby garage to do the repair. I have only broken down once and the driver didn't actually have repair skills or even jump leads so I think the service is basically just a rescue service and will just tow the vehicle to a nearby garage for them to fix.
Report this content Mend-it-now Written on: 14/02/2017
from there web site The key features of the Economy cover are: ?Up to 4 call outs per policy term ?No call out charge, and unlike other providers, there is nothing to pay at the roadside to claim on reimbursement. The price you are quoted is the price you will pay for the year ?Up to 1 hour of roadside assistance ?Recovery to a garage local to the scene of the breakdown which is within a 25 mile radius ?Free accident management cover The key features of the Full UK cover are: ?Up to 6 call outs per policy term ?No call out charge, and unlike other providers, there is nothing to pay at the roadside to claim on reimbursement. The price you are quoted is the price you will pay for the year ?Up to 1 hour of roadside assistance ?Homestart if your vehicle fails to start at the home address ?Recovery to a garage, your home address or destination, if a roadside repair is not possible ?Overnight accommodation, hire car or onward transportation, if your vehicle cannot be repaired at a garage within a reasonable amount of time ?Free accident management cover
Report this content billcyn Written on: 14/02/2017
No you don't have to pay the rescue company just sign a form.
Report this content AOS_2016 Written on: 15/02/2017
General role is to find reputable genuine recovery insurance, Feedback shouldn’t be count up as they wanted you to rate them as soon as you buy your policy, that is wrong you rate a business on it excellence after delivery not before?. Cheap doesn’t mean good? as some out there they took your money but they don’t deliver, they use trick’s to make you pay like if you don’t have insurance, you may end up Paying them more than you pay to recover yourself with our insurance? Or they will leave you at risk, stranded when you need them? Read and understand terms and conditions before you put the document away, question any think you don’t understand E.G, one cheap recovery company permanently at the top of comparison web-site doesn’t recover you if you breakdown in a motor way (European cover), like if they are asking you to pick where to breakdown!!, on their terms they cover 5 passengers including driver, if you have 7 seater be aware they may say you are not covered, they wanted you a to call them before you travel even if you do you have to prove it!!!! Or you not covered, and list goes on and on, also record your communication’s, to avoid all this don’t go for cheap there is some leading company’s out there they charge you also they deliver responsibly if you genuinely breakdown. The answer to your question is you have to call them direct on the number they provide for you to recover you if you lucky!!!!!????
Report this content garrod Written on: 16/02/2017
I had to call them out and I did not have to pay, but had to wait 20 min for them to answer the phone and two and halve hours be for they got to me
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Asked by AOS_2016 on 31st August 2016 Report this content
2Gether seem not to cover anythingI bought a one year Europe and home cover. I called them before I went on holiday to enquire about the number of passenger in my MPV and I mention that I was going away in the next few days.  On the way back from holiday I break down between Paris and Callies I called, before I even explain the situation I been told I am not covered, for two reasons N:1 I was on motorway N:2 I should call 48 hours before I left UK, the only help they offer me is to give them £500 pounds to open an account so they can charge me, and I should pay the final cost of the recovery?  Then I been left with my wife and five children at risk and deserted in the middle of nowhere? I did gave them several attempt to correct the situation but they prefer to Brush me off. Has anyone else experienced this?

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Asked by petemags on 26th August 2016 Report this content
Does the policy cover the car or driver?

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Report this content Seasider24 Written on: 31/08/2016
Hi, My policy covers the car only - I'm sorry but I can't remember if there was an option to cover the driver(but I don't think there was. Hope this helps
Report this content Mend-it-now Written on: 31/08/2016
just the car I think there are very few company that cover driver in any car
Report this content CamperB Written on: 31/08/2016
The policy covers the car as you have to provide the registration number and vehicle details.
Report this content Drumgilken Written on: 31/08/2016
My policy covers my car and I am the named driver. In 2013, I had a breakdown away from home & they arrived & put my car on the back of the vehicle & took it to my home. Driver very helpful & obliging. Excellent service.
Report this content Davidwisdom Written on: 31/08/2016
The policy that I have covers the car whoever is driving.
Report this content AOS_2016 Written on: 31/08/2016
2Gether seem not to cover any think I bought a one year Europe and home cover I called them before I went on holiday to enquire about the number of passenger in my MPV and I mention that I was going away in the next few days. On the way back from holiday I break down between Paris and Callies I called, before I even explain the situation I been told I am not covered, for two reasons N:1 I was on motorway N:2 I should call 48 hours before I left UK, the only help they offer me is to give them £500 pounds to open an account so they can charge me, and I should pay the final cost of the recovery? . Then I been left with my wife and five children at risk and deserted in the middle of nowhere? I did gave them several attempt to correct the situation but they prefer to Bruch me off
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Asked by burkey7 on 3rd May 2016 Report this content
Does it fulfill its promises for the amount paid? Are there any problems with their service?

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Report this content philgav Written on: 04/05/2016
Each time I have had to use them they only offered a recovery service, no roadside assistance, even for a simple jump start, their excuse being " it might damage my electrical system" . Obviously they have never heard of fuses. My advice, pay a bit extra and go with somebody more reliable.
Report this content Elljaygee Written on: 04/05/2016
They have come out to me at home and elsewhere. They try to increase the premium each year but you can haggle. They only come out about 6 times a year, where as more expensive plans are unlimited
Report this content nickbestwick Written on: 05/05/2016
I have had to call them out twice now in two years. Once per year. Both for a flat battery. Both times that towed me to the local garage. I had never had to pay extra or indeed had any issues. The first time it happened, it was a old battery and they asked for proof that I had a new one installed and replaced. So I just sent them a copy of the invoice from the garage. Over-all for the price paid, I have been exceptionally happy and now problems. They use local independant garages and tow people, so not a chain. Both times the drivers and repair men have been friendly, non judgemental or indeed stubbon, just great service and evcellent value. Hope this helps?
Report this content CamperB Written on: 31/08/2016
I would agree with the answer below about only offering a recovery se.rvice. The driver didn't even have jump leads and was not experienced enough to know simple basics of getting a vehicle started. I have only needed to use them once and I knew (and told the driver) that I had inadvertently allowed the battery to go flat and did not want to pay for a new battery or get towed / removed to a local garage. Basically I just needed 'home start'.......they went away without doing anything and I ended up paying a local mobile repair man to start it with industrial-quality jumpleads from his van. Started first time and has been going ever since (approx. 6 months ago). Saved money in the long run. I will pay a bit extra next time to get proper home start on my policy
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Asked by Cecilramon9 on 4th April 2016 Report this content
Who is the breakdown company?

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Report this content philgav Written on: 05/04/2016
They seem to have contracts with independent recovery company's and on 3 occasions I have used them that is all they offered. No roadside assistance, not even to jump a flat battery. So after being recovered I still had to pay the garage. I would have thought that a 3 minute jump start would have been better for them than having to uplift my bike.they do come out with interesting excuses for not doing roadside assist. I am only staying with them as I have had a full refund on my premium. If you use this company I hope you get better service than I received.
Report this content Elljaygee Written on: 04/05/2016
Green flag usually ,or local services
Asked by Findochtyphil on 28th November 2015 Report this content
If l broke down in Morayshire, how long would l be waiting for recovery?

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Report this content Bassboy Written on: 01/12/2015
I have been with 2Gether for 3 years but fortunately i've never had to call them out. What I can tell you is that their handling of phone calls is very fast & helpful so I would reckon you wouldn't have a long wait for recovery. .............& their prices beat all!
Report this content alantroon Written on: 01/12/2015
Probably about a week this is the worst breakdown service ever, when they do attend very slow and they use every excuse in the book not to attend
Report this content philgav Written on: 02/12/2015
I had a long wait in Falkirk for recovery, got an apology and full refund and they continued my cover. They do seem to care for their customers. Better than the rubbish service I got from the AA.
Report this content Dozeyish Written on: 02/12/2015
I can not say. All I know is what happened to me and after waiting four hours to only get help to take me just over a mile. I could of pushed the car home quicker ( there was a lot of down hill on the way home) Most people who give them a good review do so about the price, I have not seen a good review about the actual service so my advice would be to stay away. Get cover from anyone else
Report this content KCVORA Written on: 03/12/2015
If you broke down anywhere within the UK mainland, make sure you have an alternative to get you back on track as a back up first. Keep your documentation on paer copies in the car and also on a smart phone. Keep the breakdown number as well and ask them to call you back if you are on a pay as you go sim. If on the motorway look out for the emergency telephones and make sure everyone is out of the vehicle and off the hard shoulder. You might have to have your credit card handy to pay for emergency repairs or get someone to collect you if all fails.As I already hadbraekdown cover you should be attended to within an hour orless if you are a female with kids or vulnerable. With my perosonal experience is academic as I knew how I had to sit on a freezing cold midnight as my kness could not take kneeling down due to sharp jagged stones cutting into my knees and making them bleed. I asked forrescue and it was apparent that my cries for help went without any aid. I struggled with an elderly brain cancer patient, my wife who has no clue about cars except how to drive and two kids who are too young to undestand except being frightened by the experience. I had paid for breakdown and it was too be reassured that you would be helped. NO thats not the case, I paid to be told I am not covered by 2together Insurance for a breakdown policy that really is worth anything. Added insult I am offered £20.00 GBP voucher to spend atvenues orretailers that I never use and I am supposed to accept this. I do not think so. I am so fed up of the whole industry either being to expensive and giving poor service that I have started a charity where I will help and all the customer has to do is pay for parts not labour and if fixed at a roadside in my county, they have to donated to one of the designated charities andf ontain a letter of thanks to proove that we are all human and we need to help each other, not make a profit for shareholders and fat cats. Mr KC VORA
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Asked by ShirleyCrossley on 5th November 2015 Report this content
Could you please let me know where I can find the telephone number for 2Gether Motor Breakdown? I have not broken down but have lost their number. I would like to add my son to my account. Thank you

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Report this content Bassboy Written on: 09/11/2015
Here's the phone number 01945-586222
Asked by twiggyruth on 10th July 2015 Report this content
Do they cover long wheel base vans like the LDV Maxus?

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Report this content Bassboy Written on: 10/07/2015
That I don't know. If they do, you're quids in ! Give them a call.
Report this content GailSO Written on: 13/07/2015
I don't know give them a call
Asked by lesleylopez on 2nd May 2015 Report this content
I am buying this insurance for my daughter, she is a named driver on my car. Is this okay?

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Report this content Bassboy Written on: 05/05/2015
I've never had to call them out even though I've been with them for a few years. I would check their website.
Report this content GailSO Written on: 05/05/2015
I would call them and check to be honest as my husband and I have our own policies with no named drivers.
Report this content nickbestwick Written on: 05/05/2015
I have a feeling it is the car that is covered and not the individual, unlike other organisations. However, I would give them a call, just to be safe.
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Asked by Pambeech on 8th March 2015 Report this content
If my car breaks down do they send a trained mechanic to try and mend it? If they cannot mend the car, do they take you to the nearest garage of one you want to go to?

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Report this content Bassboy Written on: 18/03/2015
I've never had to call them out even though I've been with them for a few years. I would check the wbsite.
Asked by piperdanny123 on 21st February 2015 Report this content
I got a quote for $49.00 for my car, but could not proceed any further as it kept saying passwords don't match. What should I do? Could you also tell me does this quote get me and the passengers and car to our destination or back home whichever we choose, or do they just take us to the nearest garage, can you help please?

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Report this content richardfh Written on: 23/02/2015
Yes their full package will take you and your passengers home or to your destination. However, I would not proceed with this company if I were you. I was with them for 2 years and I thought they were great until I had to use the service. It was absolutely appalling and their call centre staff told me blatant lies. You really do get what you pay for and I would not go near them again. I am now with Asda. £70 for the year and they offer everything that 2Gether do. There is also an option to pay monthly, which works out at about £6.99 over 12 months.
Report this content GailSO Written on: 24/02/2015
From experience I would telephone the breakdwon company direct as the customer service has been very good in my opinion.
Report this content Phoenixmc Written on: 01/09/2016
I have had very good experiences with them. However check the wording and ask the question direct to them as getting you home does not mean you and your car! It is to the nearest garage or to a destination within 50 miles. This is common with most breakdown companies! They do offer a hire car onward train travel or overnight accommodation and so will get you and your passengers home! But not necessarily your car! That said I would recommend them - but check the small print and ask direct questions.
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Asked by evelin on 26th August 2014 Report this content
Can I get information of my breakdown cover on the internet?

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Report this content GailSO Written on: 27/08/2014
If you have a policy with the company you will have received paper policy documents this is where your full details of cover will be.
Report this content Englandron Written on: 28/08/2014
GailSO, And that's the problem, you don't get to know all about the get out clauses until you buy the policy. KEEP AWAY from these people, pay a few quid extra and join a proper company that will come out to you and will have the tools they need to do the job properly.
Report this content Harbs Written on: 30/08/2014
What I have found out is that quite a few of the insurers are now offering breakdown cover at a reduced rate. Happy hunting !
Report this content hamyam21 Written on: 13/01/2015
stay away from this company and its sister company 24-7 they wont come out when you breakdown.there should be some sort of policing of these companys.because when you breakdown on the side of the motorway and you are stuck they wont come out to you everyone stay clear.pay a bit extra and join autonational rescue or start rescue
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Asked by Caydeehall on 9th August 2014 Report this content
Is there a cancellation charge?

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Report this content uzume Written on: 11/08/2014
Probably! I cancelled my insurance after they tried to dump my car outside a closed garage on a bank holiday weekend (Sunday). There info is misleading and even though I took out their 'best' package, it didn't stop them charging me £80 to take me home. I got a refund after they admitted they were wrong, but cancelled due to their attitude! I'll certainly never use them again.
Report this content richardfh Written on: 11/08/2014
There most certainly is. Like the reviewer below, I thought 2Gether were the best thing since sliced bread until I had to use the service. It was appalling! I simply went with another provider and let my policy lapse. I believe the cancellation charge is £75 which is more than double what you pay for the policy. Never again!!!
Report this content GailSO Written on: 11/08/2014
No there isn't
Report this content Englandron Written on: 28/08/2014
GailSO, And that's the problem, you don't get to know all about the get out clauses until you buy the policy. KEEP AWAY from these people, pay a few quid extra and join a proper company that will come out to you and will have the tools they need to do the job properly.
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