Insurance broker

[oldbilbo]

Any experience, good or otherwise, to share regarding 'Edward William Marine Services - Boat Insurance', who seem to be based in Southern Spain....?

 

[owen-cox]

I used them some time ago and they were cheap and seemed OK. never had to claim so not sure what happens then but on the face of it they seemed efficient and reliable.

 

[Tranona]

Any experience, good or otherwise, to share regarding 'Edward William Marine Services - Boat Insurance', who seem to be based in Southern Spain....?

Don't not touch with a long pole.

 

[JumbleDuck]

Don't not touch with a long pole.

Intentional double negative?

 

[FullCircle]

Don't not touch with a long pole.

Or you may find you no longer have a long pole.

I was insured with them briefly in 2001, until the story started to unravel.

Times change of course, but they used to be underwritten on a brass plaque in Montevideo Uruguay, and were unable to explain their model when I met them when they had stands at boat shows.

They are a BROKER for NortherReef Insurance.

Old threads on here, Cruiserforums.com and Classic Boat Forum searches will reveal all you need to know.

If you have a manky Ferro hull boat, it may be worth looking at as a piece of paper passing for insurance.

Google will

 

[Tranona]

Intentional double negative?

No. The curse of the BlackBerry strikes again.

 

[rotrax]

The best information is that they give you some documents but never meet a claim.

Avoid..................