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Old 11-05-2016, 04:43 PM   #1
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Default Chasing a refund from road-side assist?

Hi all,
Last month I had to sign up for NRMA road side assist on the side of the road and I'm now buying a new car (FGX XR8 that comes with RSA) so I was wondering if I can get any refund?
What I had to purchase was the following:
Classic care = $110
Join on the road = $139
Membership = $55

I understand that I may not get much back, because I did sign up on the side of the road, but surely I should get some of the "Classic care" and "Membership" back?

I rang them and apparently there's computer issues so I was told to ring back tomorrow. The person who served me (who sounded quite young) wasn't really sure.
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