Flexicover Travel Insurance - www.flexicover.co.uk

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Asked by gandijohn on 1st September 2015 Report this content
How do I complain to someone in charge? Please help.

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Asked by Swabbie on 3rd June 2014 Report this content
I paid £56 extra for Afib cover for a 10 day holiday beginning June 14 and now am experiencing problems with my anticoagulant therapy that goes along with this condition. I am thinking of claiming for cancellation of the holiday if there is an NHS delay in getting the dosage of clopydogrel modified. In the light of Flexicover's excessively aggressive money making reported by the majority of the reviews, what am I likely to expect and watch out for?

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Report this content Lindalou1 Written on: 03/06/2014
I would expect them to try and get out of paying !! I had my hypertension medication changed last year because it was an old fashioned tablet that was being phased out and the chemist was having trouble obtaining it. I informed Flexicover of this and they wanted to charge me another £140 excess !! I persevered, telling them my condition had not worsened, just the medication I was on was becoming unobtainable, and eventually they agreed to still cover me for hypertension without any further charge. Just be prepared for them to refuse your claim at first, but please do not accept this. You have paid for cover and that is what you expect. Hope this helps
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