watch out on insurance

[storchy neil]

you insurance provider holds you by the short and curly

 

they can refuse you insurance

 

they can refuse to pay out

 

they will pay out when notified in writing not to pay your repairer:smash pc:

 

they dont have to notify you that they have paid

 

that is what i am finding with vero insurance

 

neil

 

 

[turboplanner]

The Policy spells out who can do what and when.

 

Quite often the matter is taken out of your hands because of the contract terms.

 

 

[68volksy]

Was wondering on whether insurance would payout as I was watching several guys flying the other weekend when NOTAMS were out closing the runways. My gut feeling is it's one of the first things an insurer would check for?

 

 

[Sapphire]

Read the PDS and then understand it. Flood victims paid all their life to get nothing-don't go on the advertising hype. It's not legally binding and deliberately untruthful.

 

 

[cscotthendry]

Pure and simple, insurance companies are in business to make profits. There was a time when insurance companies were about spreading risk, but now, since the rise of "Shareholder Capitalism" they're run for profit; first, foremost and only. Finding ways to NOT payout is the centrepiece in that business strategy.

 

 

[fly_tornado]

I have CoverMore Travel Insurance when I went to the states last year. Anyhow, the train from Denver to NE was cancelled due to a bridge getting washed away. Rang them and they said "sure you are covered just send us the receipts when you get back". I get back and start a claim and they tell me "no go", so I get on the phone and start grinding this young guy down. After 15 minutes he had enough and my claim was approved.

 

 

[Sapphire]

start grinding this young guy down. After 15 minutes he had enough and my claim was approved.

 

currently reading http://www.sportaviationonline.org/sportaviation/

 

<:aside>Of course they try. I've been given the run around returning faulty goods. So and so is not here, "bring back the whole thing" that took a day to put together and you were told on the phone to bring the part in, who did you talk to [always get the name so you cant be screwed around on that]] Give them a mean look as if you are deranged and the service will flow.

 

 

[storchy neil]

start grinding this young guy down. After 15 minutes he had enough and my claim was approved.currently reading http://www.sportaviationonline.org/sportaviation/

<:aside>Of course they try. I've been given the run around returning faulty goods. So and so is not here, "bring back the whole thing" that took a day to put together and you were told on the phone to bring the part in, who did you talk to [always get the name so you cant be screwed around on that]] Give them a mean look as if you are deranged and the service will flow.

grind him down need new grinder for these big lxx neil

[storchy neil]

Pure and simple, insurance companies are in business to make profits. There was a time when insurance companies were about spreading risk, but now, since the rise of "Shareholder Capitalism" they're run for profit; first, foremost and only. Finding ways to NOT payout is the centrepiece in that business strategy.

not pay out the bloody problem is they did pay out for for a repair that bioily the black smith would have done better neil