How the **** does this work?

tesco insurance has just sent me a renewal for my car insurance.</p>

The Policy included my ex partner so I thought I'd ring them up and get her taken off to make it cheaper.</p>

The previous policy renewal was &pound;369 but now its gone up to &pound;411.05. When asked the call centre monkey says that because women drivers are saferhaving her on my policy has made it cheaper?????</p>

I'm 31 years old, never had a crash, and have 4 years no claims and its my ******* car!</p>

Surely that is tantamount to sexism and should not be tolerated. I am now going to wnak off in the window of Wath tescos as a protest.</p>

On the women are safer drivers thing. My cars over the years have onlybeen in 2 accidents whilst I have owned them. Both timesthe silly binti was porking was driving.</p>

 

Phone our Gaz up, he'll sort you out nt

 

I've not gone off the old slags mate

I'm not interested in your gaz.</p>

His stubble would tickle me ******.</p>

 

it is also something to do with men who live with their partners generally being safer drivers.

insurance prices are all down to statistics. if people who have a partner make less claims than single people, they'll pay less. simple.

 

Well you can hardly blame her can you ????

porking her whilst she was driving. I know it'd put me off !!!

 

What I don't understand is on what occasions they're allowed to use stats to work premiums and where they aren't. For example - what if black people were found to be safer drivers than white people, or vice versa??

 

they would be unlikely to use that as a stat as you don't get asked for your ethnicity on your quote, so they have no idea.