I found it frustrating and a little devious that the definitions of breakdown cover were not specified during the buying process. Only once I had agreed to go with the policy and set up direct debits etc, was I told that the basic breakdown cover that came with the policy had major limits (such as max 2 call outs, £20 charge per call out). To my mind, this is not a standard "basic" cover, as basic cover from all the other major breakdown companies include unlimited call outs, and no call out charges. So actually, the total cost of my cover was in fact £40 more per year. I was also unimpressed that it took an after sales call from One Call before I was made aware that the "basic" breakdown cover also included a maximum recovery mile radius, with a ludicrous £3 per mile after the first 20 miles! I feel like I was pulled in with a sneaky temporary low price, which was £40 lower than the competitors on a comparison site, only to be told when the purchase was complete "Actually, if you want proper breakdown service, you'll have to pay £40 more". This clearly should be stages that happen DURING the quote stage, not after! The Once Call sales rep was polite and helpful, however (user SC3).