Bear with me, but I beleive this is a cracking deal.
Normal RAC Vehicle Cover for £27.99, then add Recovery for £40.00 - makes it £67.99 for the Policy.
Not sure why, but the CashBack on RAC Policies for £30-£51 policies is £14.50. But the next bracket up (£51-£105) is £43.99 (?!)
So you get a decent package (you can add Home Start for an extra £24, but as the main policy covers a quarter of a mile from your house, I have literally pushed cars to the end of the road that goes through our block of houses - and it counts!)
Points to include is that the cashback isnt for renewing policies (but if you're like me you bounce between AA and RAC following the cashback each year) and the cashback does take 3 months to pay (which will be a decent £43.99 for the January Sales!) :D The Policy has to be paid in full, not on a monthly basis also, but £67.99 I thought was rather decent for a single 'wedge'.
Note: If (like me) cashing out your TCB for Amazon/Shopping, remember you get an extra 5%, so the £43.99 will actually be £46.19 to spend on Amazon etc. (Or +10% if going for one of the other bonusable merchants/prepayable cards/gift cards)
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howbord to chinesoul
1 Oct 153#6
Just because it doesnt interest you does not make it a bad deal.
I dont drink Corona so does that make the hotest deal of the day no good
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DevilMan
24 Jul 16#24
Standard recovery is £29.99 + Recovery is £88.99.
j8ulia
6 Nov 15#19
Just going to post a similar deal, got recovery and home start for £66 minus £45 cashback. Can't argue with £21 for a year! Cashback tracked straight away.
DevilMan to j8ulia
24 Jul 16#23
Sorry, a bit slow, but how did you get that?
GreenEnigma
23 Dec 15#21
Cheers for the post. I did this yesterday and have received notification of cashback today. Also received a reward email from the RAC which gives me a £20 Amazon voucher 35 days after the policy starts!
Silhouette to GreenEnigma
23 Dec 15#22
Strangely, theres no mention of it on the site - but when I took mine, I received a £10 M&S Voucher in the post from them!?
kyrusdemnati
8 Nov 15#20
Just ordered
waiting for cashback to recognise
mrspydey
6 Nov 15#18
got this :smiley:
ferritmaster
11 Oct 15#17
Joined thanks
dragonfly90
10 Oct 15#16
I've been with rac since I've held my lisence(4 years) I've been towed home, and many call outs, on one a occasion I brought my self an old bmw e30 and had it towed back home due to a betting radiator cap bursting. Can't complain about their service one bit.
fighin4honour
8 Oct 15#15
Thanks for explaining, it showed after an hour.
Silhouette
5 Oct 15#14
Mine tracked after about an hour (although average for RAC is 11). If yours hasnt tracked, I think the rule is that you have to wait seven days. Then process a manual claim. My personal success rate on manual claims is superb. I assume that something with the SID/UID or something drops - or I do something wrong, but because ive bought the product and the details I give (my details/order number etc) all stack up - it always works out.
You don't wait, you ring them *then* push the car as it's a minimum hour each time.
sickly sweet
4 Oct 15#11
Ok, not bad after cashback but it's not guaranteed.
For £65 I got two cars covered on 'rescue plus' which includes the at home cover (90% of any breakdowns I've had have happened at home), misfuelling, the usual etc with greenflag, (minus some cashback, can't remember how much).
Spend the extra and get home cover, whoever you're planning on getting a policy with. Life's too short to push a car 1/4 mile and wait there for however long until the breakdown people arrive.
fighin4honour
4 Oct 15#10
I did this but it's not showing via topcashback help :/
Silhouette
1 Oct 15#9
Link? :man:
chinesoul
1 Oct 15#8
I didn't say it's a bad deal, and I did use 'to me' in the beginning to avoid offend anyone. Just my opinion.
From time to time, having an add-on with large cashback could reduce the cost lower than without. I consider those deals 'HOT'. However like I said it all depends on your need. If you need 'Recovery', surely £8 a year is not much.
BTW, 50p a bottle of Corona is HOT!
Silhouette
1 Oct 152#7
Exactly.
If you've bought the Recovery aspect, but never used it (?) You must feel really aggrieved when you have to buy all those pesky insurances and don't have a crash/get burgled/lose your phone/don't die.
Peace of mind this is for me.
chinesoul
1 Oct 15#4
To me, this isn't that great, depending on how you use your car.
For a single vehicle, it would be £28 -12=£16. So this deal is equivalent to that after cashback you paid £8 more for the 'Recovery'. For many years, I never need 'Recovery'. An extra £8 will be wasted more than likely, plus the risk of a failed cashback.
howbord to chinesoul
1 Oct 153#6
Just because it doesnt interest you does not make it a bad deal.
I dont drink Corona so does that make the hotest deal of the day no good
salsheikh
1 Oct 15#5
i've took out new policies just to claim cashback but last year when i spoke to the cancellations team they said they would match the figures so that i didnt have to go through the cashback hassle. might be a worthwhile call for someone having to renew.
amir
1 Oct 151#2
Great deal!!
Silhouette to amir
1 Oct 15#3
I dont think im portraying the deal enough in the total - this isnt the standard £20 offer you'd get normally. Adding in the National Recovery (for you and up to 7 people) is usually a super expensive add on (Its £40 extra!)
But to get this whole package for £24 (net) is brilliant for a years worth in my book.
Silhouette
1 Oct 15#1
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Normal RAC Vehicle Cover for £27.99, then add Recovery for £40.00 - makes it £67.99 for the Policy.
Not sure why, but the CashBack on RAC Policies for £30-£51 policies is £14.50. But the next bracket up (£51-£105) is £43.99 (?!)
So you get a decent package (you can add Home Start for an extra £24, but as the main policy covers a quarter of a mile from your house, I have literally pushed cars to the end of the road that goes through our block of houses - and it counts!)
Points to include is that the cashback isnt for renewing policies (but if you're like me you bounce between AA and RAC following the cashback each year) and the cashback does take 3 months to pay (which will be a decent £43.99 for the January Sales!) :D The Policy has to be paid in full, not on a monthly basis also, but £67.99 I thought was rather decent for a single 'wedge'.
Note: If (like me) cashing out your TCB for Amazon/Shopping, remember you get an extra 5%, so the £43.99 will actually be £46.19 to spend on Amazon etc. (Or +10% if going for one of the other bonusable merchants/prepayable cards/gift cards)
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I dont drink Corona so does that make the hotest deal of the day no good
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For £65 I got two cars covered on 'rescue plus' which includes the at home cover (90% of any breakdowns I've had have happened at home), misfuelling, the usual etc with greenflag, (minus some cashback, can't remember how much).
Spend the extra and get home cover, whoever you're planning on getting a policy with. Life's too short to push a car 1/4 mile and wait there for however long until the breakdown people arrive.
From time to time, having an add-on with large cashback could reduce the cost lower than without. I consider those deals 'HOT'. However like I said it all depends on your need. If you need 'Recovery', surely £8 a year is not much.
BTW, 50p a bottle of Corona is HOT!
If you've bought the Recovery aspect, but never used it (?) You must feel really aggrieved when you have to buy all those pesky insurances and don't have a crash/get burgled/lose your phone/don't die.
Peace of mind this is for me.
For a single vehicle, it would be £28 -12=£16. So this deal is equivalent to that after cashback you paid £8 more for the 'Recovery'. For many years, I never need 'Recovery'. An extra £8 will be wasted more than likely, plus the risk of a failed cashback.
I dont drink Corona so does that make the hotest deal of the day no good
But to get this whole package for £24 (net) is brilliant for a years worth in my book.
Can someone publish/post my uploaded image as a comment so people can see the details please!