Travel insurance refund delayed
Q: My wife and I purchased a tour to
We never heard from OAT. When I called them, I was told that we would receive a check in 45 days. We received no check. I called again two months later, and a representative told me that we would receive a check within a month. The check still did not arrive.
I called again. This time, OAT changed its story. A rep told me that
We would like the cost of the trip refunded to us as promised. Can you help? — Howard Gleckman,
A: Insurance payments of this type should get processed within a month or two. I've been getting more complaints about these types of delays.
With certain travel companies, when you buy travel insurance with your trip, the insurance payment goes to the company, which then pays you. That can create a delay, especially when there's a second approval process on the company's side.
The solution? Buy your next travel insurance policy directly from a company like
I contacted OAT. A representative blamed the delay on a "technical issue in the approved claims process between



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