If you take that home and read the small print

getting extra cover at all. Well then you're suggesting there's and element of conning going on here? If I was cynical, Bill, I'd say it's a good way of making a bit of extra money, and that was confirmed at a meeting I went to of motor traders the other day. They thought they really weren't very much, but they were a good selling point. Why are they a good selling point? Because people have high expectations? I think if you go and buy a secondhand car erm it's often a big investment, two, three, four, five thousand pounds or even more. If somebody's saying to you do you want our guarantee -- it's fifty pounds, or it's a hundred pounds -- if you're spending that sort of money you'll probably pay out for it and you'll think you're covered for all sorts of things that might go wrong. If you take that home and read the small print, you'll find you're probably not