Travel Insurance Reviews Seven Corners
Seven Corners is one of the most experienced international travel health insurance, trip insurance, and specialty benefit management companies. Since 1993, they have provided protection and professional assistance services to hundreds of thousands of international travelers — including U.S. citizens traveling overseas and foreign nationals traveling to the United States.
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Seven Corners
Roundtrip Choice
I was very happy with how quickly and without complication the claim process was.
Lee T. would
recommend this plan to a friend or relative.
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2 people found this review helpful
Seven Corners
Liaison Travel Basic
Frankly speaking I have health insurance with no limit cover. I had to purchase this plan for travel just because I had to obtain visa to Europe and one of requirements was travel insurance with 0 deductible. So it was extra $20 for nothing. However I satisfied that it was just $20.
Dmitriy H. would
recommend this plan to a friend or relative.
Seven Corners
Liaison Travel Basic
Thankfully I never had to use the Seven Corners Liaison International plan so I can't say how satisfied I'd be if I used it.
Judith H. would
recommend this plan to a friend or relative.
Seven Corners
Liaison Travel Basic
First of all, you can disregard the question about the claim because I am making no claim. If I did file a claim with Seven Corners, I would presume a great response. Next time I make international trip, I'll come again and I won't hesitate to recommend to a friend.
Martin L. would
recommend this plan to a friend or relative.
Seven Corners
Liaison Travel Basic
The purchase process is efficient and provided my family with reasonable options. Proactive communication was helpful in providing coverage and contact information.
Fred H. would
recommend this plan to a friend or relative.
The trip included a
cruise
Seven Corners Nationwide
Roundtrip
Everything went well from purchase to completion of trip. I did not have to file a claim and was thankful for that.
Karen E. would
recommend this plan to a friend or relative.
The trip included a
cruise
tour
Seven Corners Nationwide
Roundtrip Choice
GOOD COVERAGE FOR THE PRICE. WE DIDNT HAVE TO USE IT, Thankfully.
Gary H. would
recommend this plan to a friend or relative.
Seven Corners
Roundtrip
I’ll start by saying we’ve traveled often and purchased insurance each time for the last several trips. We have particular requirements and the InsureMyTrip agent we spoke with was remarkably patient and helpful in sorting out the various options and directing us to the one or two that would meet our needs. So we have only appreciation for the service from IMT.
The trip insurance companies, however, are a different story. I believe the basic principle of Seven Corners, probably all the insurance companies, is to minimize the likelihood of having to pay a claim either by the terms and conditions or the obstacles to filing. We did file a claim. Because our initial outbound flight was cancelled, we missed a continuing flight and had to pay $1,200 for a ticket for the following day (plus other expenses). The claim forms are remarkably picky, requiring an actual ticket rather than an e-ticket. Who provides paper tickets anymore. And the other documentation requirements were onerous, designed to create barriers rather than to facilitate the process.
But it was the fine print that was eyebrow raising. After accepting the claim, Seven Corners sent checks for all of $150, which was their policy limit for trip delay. That’s it. Doesn’t matter what it actually cost; that’s all they’ll pay, far less even than the cost of the premium.
It was too much of a hassle to fight and probably lose an appeal so I gave up.
If you read the reviews on this site, very few purchasers had to file a claim and many of these were dissatisfied.
Lesson: Carefully read the fine print. The limits are pretty low. The claim process is painful. The premiums are high. I suspect this is true for all insurers, not just Seven Corners. I also suspect that, for these reasons, it’s a fabulously lucrative business. Be forewarned.
The trip insurance companies, however, are a different story. I believe the basic principle of Seven Corners, probably all the insurance companies, is to minimize the likelihood of having to pay a claim either by the terms and conditions or the obstacles to filing. We did file a claim. Because our initial outbound flight was cancelled, we missed a continuing flight and had to pay $1,200 for a ticket for the following day (plus other expenses). The claim forms are remarkably picky, requiring an actual ticket rather than an e-ticket. Who provides paper tickets anymore. And the other documentation requirements were onerous, designed to create barriers rather than to facilitate the process.
But it was the fine print that was eyebrow raising. After accepting the claim, Seven Corners sent checks for all of $150, which was their policy limit for trip delay. That’s it. Doesn’t matter what it actually cost; that’s all they’ll pay, far less even than the cost of the premium.
It was too much of a hassle to fight and probably lose an appeal so I gave up.
If you read the reviews on this site, very few purchasers had to file a claim and many of these were dissatisfied.
Lesson: Carefully read the fine print. The limits are pretty low. The claim process is painful. The premiums are high. I suspect this is true for all insurers, not just Seven Corners. I also suspect that, for these reasons, it’s a fabulously lucrative business. Be forewarned.
Michael M. would not
recommend this plan to a friend or relative.
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We do accept e-tickets. Because of your feedback, we realized an old claim form requesting paper tickets was still in circulation. The Round Trip program does have daily limits of 0 for travel delay. Please contact your Insure My Trip representative and we can reopen your claim for review.
Best Regards,
Suzanne Munson
Seven Corners