@John ************

which also solves the problem of having to show onward travel within the first 30 days.

June 30

@Andrew ****

and Lee Richardson … yes, but how long ago was that?

Feel better now?

@Justin ********

they changed the policy on that.

@Peter *********

It’s puzzling why you separate just that one non-pre-existing condition (covid) out from all the thousands of other risks, and claim that it only covers that one.

@Peter *********

now you are making a different statement.

Before, you said, “basically it only covers covid.” That is not not true. It covers covid plus all the other diseases that you did not then have when you took out the insurance policy.

Now you are saying that insurance should cover known issues. Insurance is principally designed to cover possible expenses - not certainties.

If an insurance company was going to cover existing conditions, then it would have to charge a significantly higher premium.

Nonsense. That means it covers all the diseases and conditions that you don’t already have … which is normal for insurance policies.

@Olivier ***********

my lawyer says not so.

Please post the online link.