Exeter Friendly Society Reviews
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Guest 11th Oct 2009
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I think the Exeter Friendly Society is a excellent company, I myself have private medical insurance with them and they are very helpful. I have a exeter care low cost plan with a excess of £500.00 but i DO understand my plan, I understand that if you have a excess of £500.00 you are liab ...
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Exeter Friendly Society's Low Cost plan isnt worth the money it took to print the policy.
They have a high excess and a low max payout for out patient diagnostics, tests and consults although this is per year not per case.
They do NOT pay for any emergency treatment NOR emergency admisson to the hos ...
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