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I have moved and I have found my BRP bag. Well, it's been sitting in a drawer since I moved, so it's time to find it a good home.

https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/398938/

What the title says. The long story is this:

@Black_Rainbow_Project made me one about 8-9 years ago, then he borrowed it for some jobs a couple of years later, he then very kindly made me a brand new one in return in around 2018. Admittedly, I have never used this one as my shoulders haven't liked courier bags for a long time. Depends what sort of bags Scott has made in the last few years, this one was a "new" design, as the whole flap is made of anti slip material instead of fabric, so the colour won't fade. I remember there are some other imporvements too, but I can't explain.

If Scott remember me and this bag, he might be able to explain better. Pics to follow in the morning.

Since it's brand new, I'd like £350, which I think it's how much I paid.

If you want to make me an offer over £350, I will split the extra with Scott 50/50.

I don't live in London anymore, so might need posting or I am happy to go down to London or up, up to Birmingham. Postage not included, cost for train ticket depends on where and when.

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PetPlan, they are a bit expensive, but I have made 3 claims in the last few years - 2 tooth removal and 1 ultrasound scan for vomiting. All 3 claims got paid within a week. They don't increase your premium because you have made a claim. I was with John Lewis before, made a claim for less than £500 and they increased the premium more than double.

You should look for the underwriters and read reviews of them instead of which company. Also, don't be fooled by the initial cheap premium, once you have made a claim of any kind, however small the amount, most insurers wouldn't allow to you increase the premium/swap to a more expensive plan.

So I currently pay around £35 a month for the most comprehensive plan for Patch with a yearly max payout of £12k. She is 11, as she gets older, I might consider changing to a cheaper plan as the older they get, the less likely vets would recommend expensive treatment. That said, I am quite comfortable paying around £35 a month, so will keep paying for as long as I can afford it. I think in the last 6 years or, PetPlan has only increase less than £5 in total.

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So you can get 1 cat per a leg? Sounds like a dream!

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