Travel Insurance
16 November 2005, 07:14 AM
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Travel Insurance
Me and the girlfriend have just booked a trip to new york for 5 nights in january 
I am wondering if anyone has suggestions on travel insurance. The cheapest i have found so far is Asda.
I have tried, tesco, sainsburys, elephant who are all 10 - 20 pounds more expensive than what asda can offer.
Any links, contacts you could offer would be great.
I am wondering if anyone has suggestions on travel insurance. The cheapest i have found so far is Asda.
I have tried, tesco, sainsburys, elephant who are all 10 - 20 pounds more expensive than what asda can offer.
Any links, contacts you could offer would be great.
16 November 2005, 08:34 PM
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16 November 2005, 08:42 PM
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Hi
I work in a post office if you ask in any branch they will tell you how much it will be. You may find our quotes are more expensive but we offer a wider range of things such as loss of luggage delay on departure etc our comensation range is more and therefore well worth the money for that £10 or £20 extra. If you dont have time to go to a post office ill get you a quote tomorrow and post it up for you.
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I work in a post office if you ask in any branch they will tell you how much it will be. You may find our quotes are more expensive but we offer a wider range of things such as loss of luggage delay on departure etc our comensation range is more and therefore well worth the money for that £10 or £20 extra. If you dont have time to go to a post office ill get you a quote tomorrow and post it up for you.
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16 November 2005, 09:22 PM
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I use these guys, pretty competitive price and they email/SMS your policy details to you immediately after you've paid.
http://www.acetravelinsurance.com/
http://www.acetravelinsurance.com/
16 November 2005, 11:25 PM
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second scoobymadburd, as i also work in a post office
, most large offices should be able to do it there and then. as said quite comprahensive in the cover, especially good when your going to the usa
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, most large offices should be able to do it there and then. as said quite comprahensive in the cover, especially good when your going to the usamicky the postmaster
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17 November 2005, 08:48 AM
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Make sure you get the same level of cover.
I flew to Berlin a few weeks back using Easyjet and their online insurance and duly lost or had my brand new digi camera stolen at Newcastle airport (don't know which). The camera cost me £283 a few days earlier but they could only pay out a max of £200 for any one item. They paid up pretty quick though.
I flew to Berlin a few weeks back using Easyjet and their online insurance and duly lost or had my brand new digi camera stolen at Newcastle airport (don't know which). The camera cost me £283 a few days earlier but they could only pay out a max of £200 for any one item. They paid up pretty quick though.
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