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cute_boboi
post Jun 5 2012, 07:01 PM

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QUOTE(Optiplex330 @ Jun 5 2012, 05:22 PM)
There is no point asking which insurance is best if nobody every claimed from that insurance company before to know how good/bad they are.

So it would be better to ask, who has made a insurance claim and how's their experience.
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Claimed once for a trip fellow to Macau.
All luggage arrived, except his.

Check with airline luggage counter (lost/unclaimed counter).
They check/call and confirm luggage still in KL.
Next flight is confirmed next day, so ... yahoo! full claim icon_rolleyes.gif
Remember to get a form/letter from this counter to acknowledge the luggage is delay, and when collect the time, there is another/same form/letter, for you to submit for insurance claim. Very important.

Read the fine print, there are roughly 3-levels of claim:
1) Less than 2-4 hours = RM200
2) 4-6-8 hours = RM400-600
3) >6-8 hours = max RM600-800

So, we go shopping for everyone, of course the receipts must be valid/reasonable. Cannot simply taruh also, although most are in Chinese words or hand-written.
The person manage the buy RM400+, the rest utilise by other members.

Come back, call agent. Submit claim.
Max full claim within few weeks thumbup.gif

cute_boboi
post Jun 21 2012, 10:55 AM

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QUOTE(10&Counting @ Jun 20 2012, 06:22 PM)
Read the fine print, there are roughly 3-levels of claim:
1) Less than 2-4 hours = RM200
2) 4-6-8 hours = RM400-600
3) >6-8 hours = max RM600-800


Which insurance gives this level of claims?
The one I buy only RM200 for 6 hours. RM400 for 12 hrs
Thanks
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I was quoting roughly from my mind, since it was a roaming call from overseas.
The point is, the luggage delay claim is staggered by X hours.
I did not check further, as the claim is submitted by the other person.

cute_boboi
post Nov 30 2012, 11:57 AM

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QUOTE(kimberlysqy @ Nov 30 2012, 03:40 AM)
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Seeing Air Asia offers their own insurance, I guess it's no brainer to get it from them but my main question is for my flight from Shanghai to Hong Kong, who/which company should I purchase from? I've checked Spring Airline's website and they do not offer their own insurance.

Any recommendations? Thanks alot guys.

I will be travelling alone to these countries for 2 weeks so I'm not too sure if Air Asia's travel insurance works for me. Any advises?

Really appreciate any help you guys can give. This is my first time abroad and alone.

Thanks again.
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Buy from outside which will cover the entire route. They count by days.


 

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