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Mark Wild
14-05-2010, 11:14 AM
Following from a PLI thread, out of interest does anyone advertise with these guys? Obviously funk does and I'd say he seems to be getting some pretty good results from it too. Its £36 for 2 areas if you already have PLI with someone else, worth a punt I'd say, no? ;) :D


When my PLi came up for renewal, I looked around and found out about AMPDJ and their offer of membership and PLi for £49.00 Being the suspicious person that I am, I checked out the offer and the cover, it beats every other deal hands down IMO. The fact that they also included passing on enquiries for the area that I picked, I thought that was probably a pipe dream, but at £49 the insurance was worth it.

I've just checked, 4 months into the deal, I have received 43 enquiries from them, all with telephone no's and email addresses, AND managed to convert over 40% of the enquiries into bookings.

All I'm saying is that it's worked for me. :cool: ;)

paulg
14-05-2010, 12:06 PM
Same for me. The PLI is OK and I've taken gigs from them too so overall, very useful. I gather they are also arranging some local get togethers throughout the UK in 2010 where members can meet up along with a few manufacturers etc.

CRAZY K
14-05-2010, 03:45 PM
Same for me. The PLI is OK

How do you come to that conclusion until theres a claim;)

Not criticising just a logical comment

TonyB
14-05-2010, 05:39 PM
I have my PLI with them too. I have read through the policy wording and it is a pretty standard liability wording with a few extensions such as dry hire for DJ's. It is with a reputable company - RSA through their Croydon office which is an office I used to deal with for insurance schemes in my dark days when I worked in insurance. They were one of the better insurers to deal with (and one of the last few British owned insurance companies) so I had no problem signing up with them.

I have also had a few enquiries but it must depend on what area you are in as not much local and the enquiries I have had have mainly been for childrens parties where they wanted cheap and not my target market. I have been a member since about last September and only had about a dozen enquiries, none of which have come to anything.

DJ Davy
14-05-2010, 09:07 PM
I have the PLI and 2 areas, total cost is £67. I have had several enquiries, but to be honest you need to be very fast off of the mark to confirm any of them, especially in this area!

Corabar Steve
15-05-2010, 01:57 PM
I believe these are the people who are behind the Mobile DJ Newsletter email, who published a list of DJ organisations & forums a couple of issues back. (Correct me if I'm wrong & if I am I apologise to AMPdj for associating them with the Newsletter)

The email included the disclaimer
Please note: any organisation not included in this Newsletter has been omitted solely because authorisation for inclusion was not granted by them.

Funny because they didn't contact anyone from this site & I've been told NADJ weren't asked either.


Hmmmmmmmmmm.






Shame really as it's usually quite a good read.

CRAZY K
16-05-2010, 10:40 AM
I have my PLI with them too. I have read through the policy wording and it is a pretty standard liability wording with a few extensions such as dry hire for DJ's. It is with a reputable company - RSA through their Croydon office which is an office I used to deal with for insurance schemes in my dark days when I worked in insurance. They were one of the better insurers to deal with (and one of the last few British owned insurance companies) so I had no problem signing up with them.

I have also had a few enquiries but it must depend on what area you are in as not much local and the enquiries I have had have mainly been for childrens parties where they wanted cheap and not my target market. I have been a member since about last September and only had about a dozen enquiries, none of which have come to anything.

Hi Tony, I dont have any problem with RSA, used to work for them and my PL/EL with them for 30years;) dog and house covered with them now.:D

My only query was the requirement to adhere to the specific the rules of the Association which appeared an additional requirement for the PLI cover as opposed to having a policy direct with an insurer who would expect reasonable precautions to be taken but not have them specifically written down.:confused:

regards

soundmaster mobile disco
29-05-2010, 11:11 AM
Are they a good source of advertising and getting enquiries,apart from the pli insurance which is offered.

I have heard from another dj who is listed with them and he says that you get plenty of enquiries.

What is your thoughts on this one?

http://www.ampdj.co.uk/

TONYTIGER
29-05-2010, 11:19 AM
Been with them for about 4 months nothing but cheap PLI

Corabar Entertainment
29-05-2010, 11:41 AM
We've already got a few threads from the last couple of weeks on the same /similar subject, so I'll merge this one in with one of the others.

StarZSoundS
29-05-2010, 12:28 PM
Ok...They are well worth a call....:) :) :)


I have spoken to Sandy(female variety.....down tiger) on the number provided.My Insurance with Liability Guard expires in July...I shall definately be switching at the next DJ meet they have round here in June.

Sandy was really laid back....explained the service fully....and was not in the slightest bit pushy.It was nice to be able to actually speak to a person regarding the service particularly on a bank holiday weekend...suitably impressed.:) :) :)

The number was 08456 808247.....

rob1963
30-05-2010, 01:21 AM
Ok...They are well worth a call....:) :) :)

I have spoken to Sandy(female variety.....down tiger) on the number provided.My Insurance with Liability Guard expires in July...I shall definately be switching at the next DJ meet they have round here in June.

Sandy was really laid back....explained the service fully....and was not in the slightest bit pushy.It was nice to be able to actually speak to a person regarding the service particularly on a bank holiday weekend...suitably impressed.:) :) :)

The number was 08456 808247.....

I spoke to Sandy a couple of years ago, although not about AMPDJ, but found her very friendly & helpful.

Having exhanged a couple of emails with the guy behind AMPDJ, I'll be joining up when my PLI expires at the beginning of September.

NKR
30-05-2010, 01:24 AM
Ok...They are well worth a call....:) :) :)


I have spoken to Sandy(female variety.....down tiger) on the number provided.My Insurance with Liability Guard expires in July...I shall definately be switching at the next DJ meet they have round here in June.

Sandy was really laid back....explained the service fully....and was not in the slightest bit pushy.It was nice to be able to actually speak to a person regarding the service particularly on a bank holiday weekend...suitably impressed.:) :) :)

The number was 08456 808247.....

Thats me switched as well when my PLI comes up in September as seemed like a good service from the web site and believe it or not I trust old 70's tashes judgement :eek:

God help and protect me! That is two Yorkshiremen I have taken advice from this year. Now has anyone got any advice about headwear and dogs?

Oh and if Robs in too it has to be good value. If that could be taken in two ways I mean it in the nice way. Promise.