Non Fault Claims - AVOID ADMIRAL Here’s an email i sent to Admiral this morning I think it says it all about the level of service you would recieve during a non fault claim (my car was parked outside my house and my nieghbour forgot to put his handbrake on and his car rolled down the hill and hit the back end of my car)... To Admiral Claims Quality, I am utterly disappointed with Admiral following my recent non fault claim. Firstly trying to refer me onto Albany Assistence who have a terrible reputation, I bought my insurance with Admiral and expect their full support during these stressful times yet Admiral are causing the most stress. I have supplied pictures of the damage at the scene of the incident along with all the details of the other driver (who excepts full liability) and his insurer and Admiral is now in receipt of the report from the garage, yet Admiral are refusing to fix part of the car or match the colour of the paint?! I did NOT sign up to an insurance policy that states anywhere that in the event of a non fault claim Admiral will fix some of the damage and find a similar paint colour. My car is 6 months old, costing £24000 and was obviously in excellent condition and Admiral say they do not want to pay for repair to the crease in the boot or use the correct paint to match the rest of the car and offer 60% of the cost of repair. This is an insult. Why should I lose value on my car and drive something that looks a mess because i choose Admiral as my insurer, full costs will be recovered from the other driver’s insurer and yet Admiral still want to cause maximum stress to me and my family, why? I thought i purchased insurance to protect me in the event of an accident and EXPECT my car to be repaired to it’s condition prior to any accident and I am sure that is what anyone purchasing insurance from Admiral expect too. I will be sending a copy of this email along with all other correspondence to trading standards and posting this online to ensure anyone reading this understands Admiral policies before making a decision to insure their car with Admiral. Yours Annoyingly, Mrs Jackson