Ryanair Insurance
Nov 22nd 2006 | 7:44 pm
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Ryanair Insurance
My son was due to fly to Liverpool tomorrow but cannot now, having been
struck down by gastroenteritis.
He took the insurance included during the booking. What do you think his
chances are of retrieving some of his money?
Gummo
struck down by gastroenteritis.
He took the insurance included during the booking. What do you think his
chances are of retrieving some of his money?
Gummo
Nov 22nd 2006 | 8:13 pm
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Re: Ryanair Insurance
"Gummo" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> My son was due to fly to Liverpool tomorrow but cannot now, having been
> struck down by gastroenteritis.
> He took the insurance included during the booking. What do you think his
> chances are of retrieving some of his money?
> Gummo
why not ask the insurance company, unlike us they would not need a crytal
ball to answer your question
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> My son was due to fly to Liverpool tomorrow but cannot now, having been
> struck down by gastroenteritis.
> He took the insurance included during the booking. What do you think his
> chances are of retrieving some of his money?
> Gummo
why not ask the insurance company, unlike us they would not need a crytal
ball to answer your question
Nov 22nd 2006 | 8:30 pm
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"Alan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> why not ask the insurance company, unlike us they would not need a crytal
> ball to answer your question
No-one asked you about your lack of crystal balls, Alan. The question was
directed at the civil people in this group who may have had a similar
experience and wished to share it.
Gummo
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> why not ask the insurance company, unlike us they would not need a crytal
> ball to answer your question
No-one asked you about your lack of crystal balls, Alan. The question was
directed at the civil people in this group who may have had a similar
experience and wished to share it.
Gummo
Nov 22nd 2006 | 9:07 pm
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"Gummo" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> "Alan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> why not ask the insurance company, unlike us they would not need a crytal
>> ball to answer your question
> No-one asked you about your lack of crystal balls, Alan. The question was
> directed at the civil people in this group who may have had a similar
> experience and wished to share it.
> Gummo
i was not being uncivil at all, the answer depends on the conditions of the
insurance and if they were all met, and as the ng dont know this the
insurance company are surely the best people to ask as they will have all
the facts at their disposal, everyones experience of this sort of scenario
will depend upon different factors at the time of the claim , --------- so
please don't get excited and chuck your toys out of your pram
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> "Alan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> why not ask the insurance company, unlike us they would not need a crytal
>> ball to answer your question
> No-one asked you about your lack of crystal balls, Alan. The question was
> directed at the civil people in this group who may have had a similar
> experience and wished to share it.
> Gummo
i was not being uncivil at all, the answer depends on the conditions of the
insurance and if they were all met, and as the ng dont know this the
insurance company are surely the best people to ask as they will have all
the facts at their disposal, everyones experience of this sort of scenario
will depend upon different factors at the time of the claim , --------- so
please don't get excited and chuck your toys out of your pram
Nov 22nd 2006 | 10:37 pm
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Re: Ryanair Insurance
"Gummo" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> My son was due to fly to Liverpool tomorrow but cannot now, having been
> struck down by gastroenteritis.
> He took the insurance included during the booking. What do you think his
> chances are of retrieving some of his money?
It'd be a pretty crap insurance if it didn't cover being unable to travel because of
illness. But he might need a doctor's note confirming he was unfit to fly. Have you
checked the insurance T&C's on the ryanair web site?
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Andy
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> My son was due to fly to Liverpool tomorrow but cannot now, having been
> struck down by gastroenteritis.
> He took the insurance included during the booking. What do you think his
> chances are of retrieving some of his money?
It'd be a pretty crap insurance if it didn't cover being unable to travel because of
illness. But he might need a doctor's note confirming he was unfit to fly. Have you
checked the insurance T&C's on the ryanair web site?
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Andy
Nov 22nd 2006 | 11:29 pm
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Re: Ryanair Insurance
"Gummo" <[email protected]> skrev i meddelandet
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> My son was due to fly to Liverpool tomorrow but cannot now, having been
> struck down by gastroenteritis.
> He took the insurance included during the booking. What do you think his
> chances are of retrieving some of his money?
> Gummo
Seem to be a typical insurance case. He'll probably need a doctors
certificate and proof that it's not a permanent illness known when he booked
the trip.
You can easy read the insurance conditions on Ryans homepage.
B.t.w my Visa card have an insurance for such cases built in when the card
is used as payment for trips. Possibly the card used have something
similar.
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> My son was due to fly to Liverpool tomorrow but cannot now, having been
> struck down by gastroenteritis.
> He took the insurance included during the booking. What do you think his
> chances are of retrieving some of his money?
> Gummo
Seem to be a typical insurance case. He'll probably need a doctors
certificate and proof that it's not a permanent illness known when he booked
the trip.
You can easy read the insurance conditions on Ryans homepage.
B.t.w my Visa card have an insurance for such cases built in when the card
is used as payment for trips. Possibly the card used have something
similar.
Nov 22nd 2006 | 11:42 pm
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"Lennart Petersen" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> > My son was due to fly to Liverpool tomorrow but cannot now, having been
> > struck down by gastroenteritis.
> >
> > He took the insurance included during the booking. What do you think his
> > chances are of retrieving some of his money?
> >
> > Gummo
> Seem to be a typical insurance case. He'll probably need a doctors
> certificate and proof that it's not a permanent illness known when he booked
> the trip.
> You can easy read the insurance conditions on Ryans homepage.
> B.t.w my Visa card have an insurance for such cases built in when the card
> is used as payment for trips. Possibly the card used have something
> similar.
But it may, as many do, exclude cover if another insurance covers it. Then you can
get into a pissing contest as to which insurance pays. Being doubly insured can be
worse!
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Andy
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> > My son was due to fly to Liverpool tomorrow but cannot now, having been
> > struck down by gastroenteritis.
> >
> > He took the insurance included during the booking. What do you think his
> > chances are of retrieving some of his money?
> >
> > Gummo
> Seem to be a typical insurance case. He'll probably need a doctors
> certificate and proof that it's not a permanent illness known when he booked
> the trip.
> You can easy read the insurance conditions on Ryans homepage.
> B.t.w my Visa card have an insurance for such cases built in when the card
> is used as payment for trips. Possibly the card used have something
> similar.
But it may, as many do, exclude cover if another insurance covers it. Then you can
get into a pissing contest as to which insurance pays. Being doubly insured can be
worse!
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Andy
Nov 23rd 2006 | 12:51 am
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On Thu, 23 Nov 2006 12:42:34 -0000, "Andy Pandy"
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>"Lennart Petersen" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> > My son was due to fly to Liverpool tomorrow but cannot now, having been
>> > struck down by gastroenteritis.
>> >
>> > He took the insurance included during the booking. What do you think his
>> > chances are of retrieving some of his money?
>> >
>> > Gummo
>> Seem to be a typical insurance case. He'll probably need a doctors
>> certificate and proof that it's not a permanent illness known when he booked
>> the trip.
>> You can easy read the insurance conditions on Ryans homepage.
>> B.t.w my Visa card have an insurance for such cases built in when the card
>> is used as payment for trips. Possibly the card used have something
>> similar.
>But it may, as many do, exclude cover if another insurance covers it. Then you can
>get into a pissing contest as to which insurance pays. Being doubly insured can be
>worse!
Mentioning it to either insurance company makes it worse.
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Martin
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>"Lennart Petersen" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> > My son was due to fly to Liverpool tomorrow but cannot now, having been
>> > struck down by gastroenteritis.
>> >
>> > He took the insurance included during the booking. What do you think his
>> > chances are of retrieving some of his money?
>> >
>> > Gummo
>> Seem to be a typical insurance case. He'll probably need a doctors
>> certificate and proof that it's not a permanent illness known when he booked
>> the trip.
>> You can easy read the insurance conditions on Ryans homepage.
>> B.t.w my Visa card have an insurance for such cases built in when the card
>> is used as payment for trips. Possibly the card used have something
>> similar.
>But it may, as many do, exclude cover if another insurance covers it. Then you can
>get into a pissing contest as to which insurance pays. Being doubly insured can be
>worse!
Mentioning it to either insurance company makes it worse.
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Martin
Nov 23rd 2006 | 2:01 am
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"Martin" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> >But it may, as many do, exclude cover if another insurance covers it. Then you can
> >get into a pissing contest as to which insurance pays. Being doubly insured can be
> >worse!
> Mentioning it to either insurance company makes it worse.
You usually have to unless you want to commit fraud.
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Andy
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> >But it may, as many do, exclude cover if another insurance covers it. Then you can
> >get into a pissing contest as to which insurance pays. Being doubly insured can be
> >worse!
> Mentioning it to either insurance company makes it worse.
You usually have to unless you want to commit fraud.
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Andy
Nov 23rd 2006 | 2:18 am
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On Thu, 23 Nov 2006 15:01:12 -0000, "Andy Pandy"
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>"Martin" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> >But it may, as many do, exclude cover if another insurance covers it. Then you can
>> >get into a pissing contest as to which insurance pays. Being doubly insured can be
>> >worse!
>> Mentioning it to either insurance company makes it worse.
>You usually have to unless you want to commit fraud.
I don't buy policies that cover the same risk.
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Martin
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>"Martin" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> >But it may, as many do, exclude cover if another insurance covers it. Then you can
>> >get into a pissing contest as to which insurance pays. Being doubly insured can be
>> >worse!
>> Mentioning it to either insurance company makes it worse.
>You usually have to unless you want to commit fraud.
I don't buy policies that cover the same risk.
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Martin
Nov 23rd 2006 | 7:20 am
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"Martin" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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On Thu, 23 Nov 2006 15:01:12 -0000, "Andy Pandy"
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>"Martin" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> >But it may, as many do, exclude cover if another insurance covers it.
>> >Then you can
>> >get into a pissing contest as to which insurance pays. Being doubly
>> >insured can be
>> >worse!
>> Mentioning it to either insurance company makes it worse.
>You usually have to unless you want to commit fraud.
I don't buy policies that cover the same risk.
But you have no choice if you want medical insurance
and pay with a credit card that gives cancellation insurance
You will have great difficulty finding a travel ploicy that
covers medical costs only.
tim
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On Thu, 23 Nov 2006 15:01:12 -0000, "Andy Pandy"
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>"Martin" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> >But it may, as many do, exclude cover if another insurance covers it.
>> >Then you can
>> >get into a pissing contest as to which insurance pays. Being doubly
>> >insured can be
>> >worse!
>> Mentioning it to either insurance company makes it worse.
>You usually have to unless you want to commit fraud.
I don't buy policies that cover the same risk.
But you have no choice if you want medical insurance
and pay with a credit card that gives cancellation insurance
You will have great difficulty finding a travel ploicy that
covers medical costs only.
tim
Nov 23rd 2006 | 9:36 am
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On Thu, 23 Nov 2006 20:20:35 -0000, "tim\(yet another new home\)"
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>"Martin" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>On Thu, 23 Nov 2006 15:01:12 -0000, "Andy Pandy"
><[email protected]> wrote:
>>"Martin" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>>> >But it may, as many do, exclude cover if another insurance covers it.
>>> >Then you can
>>> >get into a pissing contest as to which insurance pays. Being doubly
>>> >insured can be
>>> >worse!
>>> Mentioning it to either insurance company makes it worse.
>>You usually have to unless you want to commit fraud.
>I don't buy policies that cover the same risk.
>But you have no choice if you want medical insurance
>and pay with a credit card that gives cancellation insurance
I don't pay with a credit card that gives cancellation insurance.
>You will have great difficulty finding a travel ploicy that
>covers medical costs only.
My medical costs are fully covered by my normal medical insurance.
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Martin
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>"Martin" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>On Thu, 23 Nov 2006 15:01:12 -0000, "Andy Pandy"
><[email protected]> wrote:
>>"Martin" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>>news:[email protected]. ..
>>> >But it may, as many do, exclude cover if another insurance covers it.
>>> >Then you can
>>> >get into a pissing contest as to which insurance pays. Being doubly
>>> >insured can be
>>> >worse!
>>> Mentioning it to either insurance company makes it worse.
>>You usually have to unless you want to commit fraud.
>I don't buy policies that cover the same risk.
>But you have no choice if you want medical insurance
>and pay with a credit card that gives cancellation insurance
I don't pay with a credit card that gives cancellation insurance.
>You will have great difficulty finding a travel ploicy that
>covers medical costs only.
My medical costs are fully covered by my normal medical insurance.
--
Martin
Nov 23rd 2006 | 6:14 pm
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Re: Ryanair Insurance
> He took the insurance included during the booking. What do you think his
> chances are of retrieving some of his money?
Until now I don't have own experience, but since I fly with Ryan Air
from time to time I would like to know how it workd for you. So please
post what happend, did they pay, how much, and how difficult it was to
get t he money.
Walter
> chances are of retrieving some of his money?
Until now I don't have own experience, but since I fly with Ryan Air
from time to time I would like to know how it workd for you. So please
post what happend, did they pay, how much, and how difficult it was to
get t he money.
Walter
Nov 23rd 2006 | 8:23 pm
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"Alan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> please don't get excited and chuck your toys out of your pram
You chucked your crystal ball out, prompting the toy exodus. Let's shake
hands.
Gummo
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> please don't get excited and chuck your toys out of your pram
You chucked your crystal ball out, prompting the toy exodus. Let's shake
hands.
Gummo
Nov 23rd 2006 | 8:23 pm
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"Walter" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> He took the insurance included during the booking. What do you think his
>> chances are of retrieving some of his money?
> Until now I don't have own experience, but since I fly with Ryan Air
> from time to time I would like to know how it workd for you. So please
> post what happend, did they pay, how much, and how difficult it was to
> get t he money.
I have to ring a premium rate number to get on the 'Insurance Queue'. If
successful thereafter, my son will get all but the 20% excess.
I'll let you know.
Gummo
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>> He took the insurance included during the booking. What do you think his
>> chances are of retrieving some of his money?
> Until now I don't have own experience, but since I fly with Ryan Air
> from time to time I would like to know how it workd for you. So please
> post what happend, did they pay, how much, and how difficult it was to
> get t he money.
I have to ring a premium rate number to get on the 'Insurance Queue'. If
successful thereafter, my son will get all but the 20% excess.
I'll let you know.
Gummo
