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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The trip included a
tour
Seven Corners
Liaison Travel Basic
Since we fortunately did not need the plan I cannot really comment on how good the coverage was because we did not file a claim, and do not know what the results of a claim would be.
Monica R. would
recommend this plan to a friend or relative.
The trip included a
cruise
tour
Seven Corners
Liaison Travel Basic
Good to know you safe and protected.
Alexey D. would
recommend this plan to a friend or relative.
The trip included a
tour
Seven Corners
Liaison Travel Basic
Good to have extra coverage with what my travel credit card has, I have been on trips where someone ended up ill so good to have medical just in case.
Rebecca C. would
recommend this plan to a friend or relative.
The trip included a
tour
Seven Corners
Roundtrip Choice
I decided to get travel insurance with Seven Corners because the insurance offered by SmarTours travel company didn't quite meet my needs. Then my trip to Japan, April 2011,--which was insured by Seven Corners--was canceled by SmarTours. The SmarTours company offered full refund--including the cost of their travel insurance--to all participants. However, Seven Corners basically said--sorry no refund (!)--but you can transfer insurance fee to another trip--IF you come up with the new travel dates before the date the Japan trip would have taken place--which was only a couple weeks away! Fortunately I had a cruise coming up in Sept 2011 and hadn't decided on insurance yet--so was able to transfer the payment to that trip. If I didn't have that trip already planned I would have lost the entire cost of the insurance on a trip that had been canceled (by the travel company--not me!) and no insurance claim filed. Perhaps this is standard procedures with most travel insurance companies--I don't know. Just something to think about when deciding to get a different insurance than the one offered by a tour company...
MaryLou M. would
recommend this plan to a friend or relative.
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RyanIMT
Each policy does have a specified amount of time called 'free look period' in which you can return your policy for a refund of premium. In this case it was a 10 day free look period. Once you are outside of that time frame the policy premium is considered earned by the insurance companies. There are situations like these where they will allow the insured to move the policy to another trip.Jul 13,2011
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