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[City Fan]

Never been on a plane,never been abroad other than a day trip to Calais.Been to Ireland a few times but always via ferry

Never been on a plane? Bloody hell. Haven't they discovered them in Scotland yet? :icon_wink

I want to visit some more places in Europe, only place I've been to in Europe is France. I've also lived abroad in the Middle East for 2 years.....:icon_cool

 

[Steven]

Think of your carbon footprint.............go Skeggy:icon_roll

Carbon Dioxide has a minimal impact on global warming. :icon_wink

 

[Matt_B]

you know MK, all Insurance companies are wankers. They will not tell you when you are covered for other things, but they will let you take out other policies to cover you for things you are already covered for. Then they only let you claim from one of them when the occasion arises.
I only found out about travel insurance being included on my household policy, when I read the small print on the microdot on the policy.

I'm not disputing what you are saying but I don't understand this. Why would they give you something in your cost and not tell you about it? Surely the only reason they would tag on holiday insurance f'r instance would be to say when you are thinking of signing up "Oh and we'll throw in free holiday insurance"?

 

[MKFox]

Never been on a plane fool

Ok, hf, just drink this glass of milk....

 

[highland fox]

Never been on a plane? Bloody hell. Haven't they discovered them in Scotland yet? :icon_wink

Other than New Zealand and Iceland there aren't reallyany plces I want to go that require me to use a plane.I moved up to and live in the place I used to holiday in

 

[highland fox]

Ok, hf, just drink this glass of milk....

WTF are you on about Gloria ?:icon_conf

 

[MKFox]

WTF are you on about Gloria ?:icon_conf

 

[Darth Vodka]

My mate died of Deep Throbbing Veins, he was in his mid 30's, I shit myself everytime I go down!!!!!

sometimes the gag reflex is your worst enemy eh?

 

[Han]

I've booked our last two holiday on www.sunmaster.co.uk

They book your flight and hotel separately so it can work out cheaper depending where u go. Both years have been good so far.

You'll need to book transfers separately though, but prices are quite cheap if you shop around.

 

[Boy Genius]

I'm not disputing what you are saying but I don't understand this. Why would they give you something in your cost and not tell you about it? Surely the only reason they would tag on holiday insurance f'r instance would be to say when you are thinking of signing up "Oh and we'll throw in free holiday insurance"?

I didnt know there was holiday insurance until we looked closely after a mate told me to look. If you don't know you will buy another policy anyway and if there is a claim it will be against that one, thats the only logical answer I can give.
Where the **** is Nathan?

 

[Han]

I didnt know there was holiday insurance until we looked closely after a mate told me to look. If you don't know you will buy another policy anyway and if there is a claim it will be against that one, thats the only logical answer I can give.
Where the **** is Nathan?

Sure you're not referring to the protection offered by Abta/Atol (or whoever they are) ? They only provide certain guarantees.

Some travel agents do include the travel insurance in the cost but would usually tell you if they had. Sale of any insurance policy should be accompanied by a key features document. I believe this to be the law in general insurance (i work in life & pensions!)

Even if they didn't tell you, you should've asked the question. Usually costs another 10/15/20 notes to add it on from personal experience. Go to the post office instead.

In the event of a claim, If you can prove that you have dual insurance you will be able to claim the premiums back from one of the providers.

 

[pds]

PDS, the other day you mentioned that you think you are growing up too quick.

After reading this, I think that's the case. .

Why's that?

 

[muzzysgal]

Why's that?

A touch of the old Green Eyed Monster, methinks :icon_wink

 

[pds]

A touch of the old Green Eyed Monster, methinks :icon_wink

I never want to touch Hazzas green eyed monster.

 

[Melton Fox]

A touch of the old Green Eyed Monster, methinks :icon_wink

Nope, he's just an unfunny ****.

 

[Hazzman]

Why's that?

Considering Scandivian Cruises. There's a 60 yr old woman at work whose last holiday that was.

 

[Hazzman]

A touch of the old Green Eyed Monster, methinks :icon_wink

Yeh, he's better footballer than me.

 

[Boy Genius]

Sure you're not referring to the protection offered by Abta/Atol (or whoever they are) ? They only provide certain guarantees.

Some travel agents do include the travel insurance in the cost but would usually tell you if they had. Sale of any insurance policy should be accompanied by a key features document. I believe this to be the law in general insurance (i work in life & pensions!)

Even if they didn't tell you, you should've asked the question. Usually costs another 10/15/20 notes to add it on from personal experience. Go to the post office instead.

In the event of a claim, If you can prove that you have dual insurance you will be able to claim the premiums back from one of the providers.

Nice one Nathan.
But my household insurance also covers for travel, and is better than most holiday travel insurance offered elsewhere. We have had this included for years and did not know about it, just assumed it covered household contents and the like, you don't expect it to cover travel as well. Its worth looking into before buying travel insurance elsewhere.

 

[bocadillo]

But my household insurance also covers for travel, and is better than most holiday travel insurance offered elsewhere. We have had this included for years and did not know about it, just assumed it covered household contents and the like, you don't expect it to cover travel as well. Its worth looking into before buying travel insurance elsewhere.

Are you going to tell us who this insurance is with so we can all consider switching to them - or are you going to keep it a secret. Perhaps you should arrange to get some commission.

 

[Han]

Nice one Nathan.
But my household insurance also covers for travel, and is better than most holiday travel insurance offered elsewhere. We have had this included for years and did not know about it, just assumed it covered household contents and the like, you don't expect it to cover travel as well. Its worth looking into before buying travel insurance elsewhere.

You might also have it through your bank account (i do). Or Credit Card provider. It's not a massively expensive add on to any financial product so it's any easy tool to lure people in.