Building and contents insurance

After a VERY frustrating search tonight I still can't get a straight online quote from anyone.
Nearest I got was one asking for the Condado post code before allowing me to pursue it. I can't see a code on any of my paperwork and, so I had to give up in exasperation. Anyone have it? If so, put a man out of his misery!!
If anyone has any bright ideas on where to go, other than Zurich, I'd be grateful. Otherwise I'm going to end up looking exactly like my avatar.........................

We too are intersted in any advice or recomendations on this as we haven't any ins yet? Tan

I'm insured with INTASURE.Just google it and go on-line,you will get a quote right away followed up by a phone call a day or so later.
I have a 2 bed apartment,It's costing me £10-£11 per month sterling,it's a British company.
Very painless and easy I found.
 John

Thanks John - you're a gent.
It's done and I'm waiting for their call!

Peter

Just posted these companies on Los Naranjos thread - Picked them up from the general forum, haven't had chance to look at them yet but addresses are -------------------- www.easycover.net and saltsbay.com

Address is as follows

Jardine de Alhama (or whichever phase)
Jardine 'No'
Apartment (Percala) No
Condado de Alhama
Ctra Mazarron Km 33
30840 Alhama - Murcia
Espana

John - many thanks again for the tip.
tan - to note: - I've gone with Intasure - easy to deakl with, straightorward and (music to a scotsman's ears) cheaper than any others I've tried.
50% cheaper than Zurich, for example - so well worth trying.
Good luck,

Peter

No problem Peter,I probably got the lead off somebody on EOS anyway.
Just a word for anybody else in two minds though,the cover is slightly different from Zurich.
The Zurich building's cover was for the full purchase amount,in my case 124k,while INTASURE was for a calculated percentage worked out by number of bedrooms and size of dwelling,they can do this for you.The contents are the same.
I was informed that this was adequate,the same principal as our own homes here.
The INT cover apparently is pointed explicitly at the ex-pat rental market,and covers periods of non-residence,just the job I thought.
English speaking help-line etc.
The big plus for me though was,no big payment in Euros up front..As I said it's £10-11 per month.
They will cover you from the day you complete.
The whole buying thing is a minefield,so pooled info like this is valuable I think.  
John(JdT)