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Travelex
Travel Basic
Just received the claim notification that i will receive the check by mail. Thank you
Jenny T. would
recommend this plan to a friend or relative.
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2 people found this review helpful
Travelex
Travel Select
First we ALWAYS buy travel insurance, no matter how simple or how elaborated our travel plans are... I would have given it a 5 stars if the policy had the option to cover the Airbnb property and the ski equipment we rented too(tailor to our specific needs). When planning our vacations we come across the same problems: most policies are very general... Either it covers a lot of areas that we do not need(air portion, delayed flights etc...) when we are not flying and does not offer coverage in case damage to vacation home we stay in and sports equipment we rent. VRBO and HOME AWAY FROM HOME vacation properties offer the option to buy insurance for property you rent not AIRBNB. In our personal experience; we always buy travel insurance and highly recommend to friends and family to do so.
Brian M. would
recommend this plan to a friend or relative.
The trip included a
cruise
tour
C&F Travel Insured International
Worldwide Trip Protector
Responsive, timely customer service. Excellant
RONALD G. would
recommend this plan to a friend or relative.
C&F Travel Insured International
Worldwide Trip Protector
I got this plan because it had a pre-existing condition waiver, a generous "buyer's remorse" refund period, and did not explicitly require seeing a physician prior to the departure date (although, like all such policies, it did require medical verification of inability to travel). I have not experienced the claims process, which is critical with such policies.
Silas T. would
recommend this plan to a friend or relative.
The trip included a
cruise
tour
TripAssure
Advantage Bridge
Price was reasonable, had no problems, no claims!
Nicholas W. would
recommend this plan to a friend or relative.
C&F Travel Insured International
Worldwide Trip Protector
I didn’t need to use the insurance fortunately but was glad I had it.
Thomas M. would
recommend this plan to a friend or relative.
Travelex
Travel Select
Plan purchase and confirmation was easy. Everything came by email. Contact numbers were provided.
Roan F. would
recommend this plan to a friend or relative.
International Medical Group
iTravelInsured Travel LX
I didn't use it but I'm glad I was covered while traveling. You never know.
Elizabeth A. would
recommend this plan to a friend or relative.
The trip included a
cruise
tour
Travelex
Travel Select
It’s hard to give any review since we had no claims. I can say that the application process was easy and the coverage was well explained. We would buy it again for a future trip, but as I wrote, it’s difficult to give a critical review since we do not go through the claim process.
Neal B. would
recommend this plan to a friend or relative.
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1 people found this review helpful
The trip included a
tour
GoReady Insurance
Choice
When I purchased this policy, it was one of the least expensive of the many that I looked at with comparable coverage so that is why I continue to recommend the April Travel Protection Plan. However, buyer beware that processing times for claims submitted is not efficient or quick as my recent experience shows.
We had a small $120 medical claim for a doctor visit to my hotel room in Germany. I was too sick to leave the room so our B&B contacted a clinic for the doctor to visit me. The Dr. gave me 2 documents, one verifying my personal information, the diagnosis and the amount "liquidated" to pay for the visit and the second one was medical documentation on my condition and treatment given. It took 72 days to get reimbursed on the claim even though all documentation initially requested by the insurer was provided and the claim was filed promptly upon my return. The insurer used a 3rd party processing company which may have slowed everything down. At about 45 days after claim, I called an April customer service representative when I didn't hear anything on the status of the claim. Once that person got involved, it seemed to move the process along or at least to the desk of the 3rd party processor. And if you have any claims make sure you not only keep all receipts and documentation, but those receipts must specifically state the amount billed was "paid", especially if you pay in cash and not by credit card, as we had to do with the Dr visit to our hotel room. The doctor hand wrote the receipt with the amount noted as"liquidated" which wasn't enough proof to them that I had paid. (Doesn't liquidated mean "paid"?) Eventually, it was resolved after the processor contacted the B&B. I assume it was it to "verify" my illness or possibly the requirement that I had to pay in cash? Having said all of the above, I am not sure if the claims processing time or procedures are "par for the course" for travel insurance claims. I am satisfied that the claim was paid, but it took a lot more time, effort and followup than I think it should have on an uncomplicated and small dollar claim.
We had a small $120 medical claim for a doctor visit to my hotel room in Germany. I was too sick to leave the room so our B&B contacted a clinic for the doctor to visit me. The Dr. gave me 2 documents, one verifying my personal information, the diagnosis and the amount "liquidated" to pay for the visit and the second one was medical documentation on my condition and treatment given. It took 72 days to get reimbursed on the claim even though all documentation initially requested by the insurer was provided and the claim was filed promptly upon my return. The insurer used a 3rd party processing company which may have slowed everything down. At about 45 days after claim, I called an April customer service representative when I didn't hear anything on the status of the claim. Once that person got involved, it seemed to move the process along or at least to the desk of the 3rd party processor. And if you have any claims make sure you not only keep all receipts and documentation, but those receipts must specifically state the amount billed was "paid", especially if you pay in cash and not by credit card, as we had to do with the Dr visit to our hotel room. The doctor hand wrote the receipt with the amount noted as"liquidated" which wasn't enough proof to them that I had paid. (Doesn't liquidated mean "paid"?) Eventually, it was resolved after the processor contacted the B&B. I assume it was it to "verify" my illness or possibly the requirement that I had to pay in cash? Having said all of the above, I am not sure if the claims processing time or procedures are "par for the course" for travel insurance claims. I am satisfied that the claim was paid, but it took a lot more time, effort and followup than I think it should have on an uncomplicated and small dollar claim.
Maureen D. would
recommend this plan to a friend or relative.
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6 people found this review helpful