Who "forced" you to cancel your trip? If nobody forced you to do so, e.g., the airline, then you are out of luck. You canceled of your own accord so there is absolutely nothing you can do about it. Next time, you will remember to read the policy details more closely "before" you jump the gun.oliviaoliver wrote: i was force to cancelled my scheduled trip to Thailand that was scheduled on 09 April 2010 which was booked on 22 Feb 2010, due to the unrest in Bangkok
My insurer inform me that I was the one who decided to cancel my scheduled trip to Bangkok and there was no prior notice from the airline that the flight was cancelled, therefore not meeting the terms and conditions highlighted above, their advise that the Policy will be unable to respond to the claim for Travel Cancellation Benefit.
What will you do if this happen to you?
The Insurance doesn't provide coverage just because you don't feel like going, it covers cancelation of flight, your flight wasn't cancelled. Can't really see what you are moaning about to be honest.sundaymorningstaple wrote:Who "forced" you to cancel your trip? If nobody forced you to do so, e.g., the airline, then you are out of luck. You canceled of your own accord so there is absolutely nothing you can do about it. Next time, you will remember to read the policy details more closely "before" you jump the gun.oliviaoliver wrote: i was force to cancelled my scheduled trip to Thailand that was scheduled on 09 April 2010 which was booked on 22 Feb 2010, due to the unrest in Bangkok
My insurer inform me that I was the one who decided to cancel my scheduled trip to Bangkok and there was no prior notice from the airline that the flight was cancelled, therefore not meeting the terms and conditions highlighted above, their advise that the Policy will be unable to respond to the claim for Travel Cancellation Benefit.
What will you do if this happen to you?
One thing I found out if you have an infant and you buy online on NTUC it will be slightly more.booey wrote:i usually buy mine from ntuc income. fast and alright from online.
but i don;t know whether they do pay out smoothly or not.
any feedback or ideas?
blanque wrote:I have a soft spot for Tenet as well because their claims service are so efficient! They are also good in customer service.
Most banks offer travel insurance underwritten by Ace insurance. Their annual plans are quite cheap but as for their quality of service, well it's a little questionable.
Bloody obvious who the poster works for and pretty cheap to down your competitor. Taking all your renewal business are theyQRM wrote:blanque wrote:I have a soft spot for Tenet as well because their claims service are so efficient! They are also good in customer service.
Most banks offer travel insurance underwritten by Ace insurance. Their annual plans are quite cheap but as for their quality of service, well it's a little questionable.
And you can stand hand on heart and say you have nothing to do with them?
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