The Mitsubishi Pajero Owners Club®

steve10 · * Joined: 16 Apr 2005 Posts: 42 Location: london

they only charge that to sign up to report a breakdown its an 0800 number at that price who cares others want £75 just for 3 weeks

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PinkPig · * Joined: 12 Jul 2005 Posts: 11 Location: Southampton, UK

NOTE:- Also posted on MDOCUK.

Not very impressed with the POCUK european recovery.
In France, I had a flat battery:-
So, I first called recovery at 11:30am and get passed to international sservice.
1pm receive call to say someone would come at 3pm
1.15pm another call - told nearest operator was 100km away and busy so wouldn't be able to attend until the evening, or a local garage could come out in the following morning.

This cost quite a lot of money in mobile phone calls (need to check the statement, but £20+)
Quite a lot of wasted time while I could have been sorting it out myself (which I ended up doing). And quite a lot of stress for my pregnant wife and 2 year old son that I had with me.

This may be a cheap service, but it appears you get what you pay for (eventually - the paperwork took a number of phone calls chasing them up to get it. "Sorry lost the policy etc")

Next year I'll leave it up to the AA.

mudcom · ***** Joined: 22 Jul 2005 Posts: 890 Location: mansfield

rung them this morning got cover £50 no worries
do you know any body who sells cheap diesel then we are laughing thumbleft

thanks simon

jaime · **** Joined: 01 Mar 2004 Posts: 256 Location: South Wales

Yep, Morrisons, Tesco, Asda ....... they call it veg oil. Start laughing Simon.

----------------------jaime-----------------------------

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Kevan · Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2005 22:47 Post subject:

thanks

ThePriest · ** Joined: 25 Sep 2005 Posts: 51 Location: South Wales, UK

Just signed up on the phone. Extremely easy and helpful. Wish all sales were this good and easy.

ThePriest · ** Joined: 25 Sep 2005 Posts: 51 Location: South Wales, UK

Just sadly had to use thier service. Excellent telephone manner, swift and no problems in finding me on the database. The wagon was with me within an hour and they got it running but carried it to the garage of my choice as the alternator was not charging and the battery was completely flat. All in all, highly recomended. He even drove my wife home.

ukrabbiter · Posted: Tue Jul 18, 2006 2:19 Post subject:

Signed up for this 9:00am Monday morning Very Happy

Very polite & efficient on the phone

FAX Machine · Posted: Thu Oct 05, 2006 13:47 Post subject: Renewed for 2nd year

Very pleased with the service from 2Gether, helpful & friendly.
Can't comment on how good the breakdown service is, not had to use it - lets hope that continues. Smile

Best news though, 2Gether gave me the cover last year for £45, and they have renewed for same this year. Very Happy

Cracking deal on insurance too, cheaper than I was paying for my Mondeo Estate.

nemesis · Posted: Sun Jan 14, 2007 20:23 Post subject:

2nd year on the trot now and havent used them yet!!!..very polite on the fone too..still think i shudda had a discount on no callout in a year Wink

timbershifter · Posted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 22:15 Post subject:

Had to use them for the first time since joining. Nominated garage attended in 35 minutes and had me running in 5. Loose connection on starter motor. As far as I am concerned its paid for itself already.
Many thanks. Laughing

Excellent service

impstar · Posted: Sat Mar 03, 2007 13:16 Post subject: Owners Club Breakdown Cover

Hi,

Not sure how to record my vote, but would consider them excellet so far.
Spoke to John on phone, very polite and answered my questions if full to my total satisfaction.

Would consider European cover to be 100% on a cost basis.

Having read comments from other members, I guess that the service is only as good as the independant network they use.

Have used RAC before and had mixed results (including very long waits for assistance and the 'we will have to send a man in a van' before a recovery vehicle can be authorised.....six hours latter etc) Also no comparison on cost with the £55.00 for this service.

Thanks for a great owners club Razz

Paul

GAZZ1ZZ · Posted: Tue Mar 13, 2007 19:56 Post subject:

Ok i had to take advantage of my Club breakdown cover this morning after failure to start {Glow Plug Relay Failure} I called them and they were curtious and told me that a rescue vehicle would be at my home address within the hour, 21 minutes later he was here.
This is where it all went down hill, i explained to the MECHANIC Laughing

that my glow plug relays were not operating, i knew this because of lack of power consumption at the volt meter, he put a battery booster on and started to turn her over, and said no i think your relays are knacked, ok i said, so he took off the fuse box cover and said its these 2 here, the silver ones, but there is nothing i can do and off he popped in his little truck.
I came back in the house and went on Ebay to price the afore mentioned part and what i was looking at on Ebay was nothing like what he had just shown me, so with this picture in my mind i went back out to the car and located what i had just seen, and after a little invetigation realised one of the terminals were loose, armed with a 10mm i tightened it up and hey presto, fired first go.
Overall i was impressed with the attention i recieved from start to finish, but it might be nice if i break down on the motorway they could send me a Mechanic and not the lad who washes the cars and makes the tea Laughing

But yeah the club breakdown cover is brill, recommended Wink