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started by Brandt Mangum on 11 Sep 13
  • Brandt Mangum
    #1 Brandt Mangum on 11 Sep 13
     
    The California Insurance Commissioner has requested Trip Assured to stop conducting business within the state-of California. That Tennessee-based travel insurance carrier was apparently defrauding companies. For different ways to look at this, please consider checking out: elderly driving. But Trip Assured claims that what they were selling in California was not travel insurance. The Commissioner finds their claim simple since what they were selling might easily belong to the insurance category or meaning. Trip Assured 's primary advertising target is senior citizens.

    Florida decided to take action after notice was taken that other states like Michigan, Texas, Florida, and North Carolina were taking similar measures against Trip Assured. Upon further study, Trip Assured denied 30 claims in California and there were 76 claims filed against them (within the last few three years) with the Better Business Bureau (BBB). Though the BBB states while those that recorded the claims would not trust that assessment of the specific situation that those claims were resolved by Trip Assured. Additionally there are other travel insurance companies that have claims filed against them which can be unfortunate because the travel insurance business is increasing rapidly, particularly for those expensive holiday trips. Their ( Trip Assured ) membership have been now revoked by the BBB in Tennessee - you would believe would mean something since the organization relies in Tennessee.

    Here's a good example in one of the statements made against Trip Assured. Sylvia Resnick is really a senior citizen that arranged a visit only for himself to Europe along with a cruise while in Europe. She bought Trip Assured through her travel agency at the time of booking the trip. It had take-n her a long-time to save your self up for the trip that was to be that journey of-a lifetime. During the trip, she suffered serious straight back injuries and needed to end the cruise. As soon as she arrived home she saw her doctor and obtained a health practitioners note that said that she couldn't keep on with the cruise as a result of injury. As required by the policy she sent that note to Trip Assured expecting to be paid out under the terms of the contract. This unusual web address paper has various provocative tips for where to mull over it. It came as a total shock once they denied her claim and thus didn't return her money.

    You will find two questions here. The first is why would an insurance company that's supposedly targeted at satisfying their clients set this senior citizen through this? The second problem is how can the BBB view this situation (and situations exactly like this) as causing a acceptable outcome?

    Be very careful next time you invest in trip insurance. Dig up additional information about best senior driving by browsing our pictorial article. For all those of you who've already bought Trip Assured, you can contact their bank. My father learned about car insurance discounts for seniors by browsing Yahoo. It's First National Bank of Tennessee and the hotline number is 931-707-3561, but that hotline is successful for MasterCard customers, but call none the less to-see what non-MasterCard customers should do. Hours of operation are 6 am. to 2:30 pm. Pacific Time. If you need to make a complaint, contact the state Department of Insurance at 800-927-4357 or you may file a complaint on line at.

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