Insurance Companies Pretending To Be Chinese Restaurants
BRITAIN'S biggest insurance companies are pretending to be Chinese restaurants to avoid flood damage claims, the Daily Mash has learned.

Denis Fynch-Hatton, from Cheltenham, said: "I tried phoning Legal and General on several occasions and each time I was greeted by someone doing a very poor Chinese accent screaming 'he no here! he no here!'.
"Eventually I did get through to someone who spoke English and was able to order prawn toast, vegetable spring rolls and kung-po chicken - and guess what? It never arrived."
A spokesman for the Association of British Insurers said: "We're very busy just now. Why not buy a can of Fanta and read a three year-old copy of Marie Claire?"
The Daily Mash attempted to contact some of the UK's top insurers yesterday:
- Direct Line - A recorded message claiming to be the 'Hunan Palace', opening hours, 6pm - 1am
- Prudential - Refused to discuss warped floorboards and ruined furniture and demanded to know if our name was on the buzzer
- Norwich Union - Had never heard of Norwich. Told we were outside the free-delivery area
- Endsleigh - No chicken, only pork. Free prawn crackers after 45 minutes
- Liverpool Victoria - 'WHAT NUMBER? WHAT NUMBER?'
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