My dad offered to put his old car in for scrappage so that I could get a new car, so I eagerly accepted. Because of the scrappage agreement he has to be the registered keeper of the vehicle, not a problem I thought! I spoke to a couple of insurance companies that would not insure me because I would be the main driver and my dad the registered keeper. However, I spoke with Tesco and before I went through all the questions that I had previously gone through with other companies, I asked if they would insure me as the main driver and my dad the registered keeper. I was told that was not a problem and he even checked with a supervisor. So after going through 15 mins of questions, I was insured and happy. However, after my boyfriend phoned Tesco about a routine question, he was informed that this was not the case and he did not believe us that we had been informed about this. My boyfriend asked for them to check their records and it turns out that we were miss-sold the insurance and that my dad had to go on as a named driver. Fine, I thought, at least that isn't too bad as I wouldn't lose my no claims bonus. We phoned back with my dad's details, to be told that once again we had been given incorrect information. My dad had to be the main driver and I had to be a named driver!! Tesco have now told me that they will be cancelling my policy in 7 days but agreed that I don't have to pay the cancellation fee which is very nice of them! Such incompetence!! I am really annoyed and that now means that I have to spend more time finding someone to insure me. Does anyone know of the insurance companies that do insurance for the registered keeper being different from the main policy holder? Many thanks