Raven Keely
USDon't waste your money, time, or energy Just don't bother. I bought insurance for a trip that was canceled at the last minute because of a medical issue. I spent months going back and forth with them, sending them any documentation I could get, spending hours on the phone trying to get said documentation, only for them to tell me the documentation I provided wasn't what was required -- and they told me this again and again, even when I got them specifically what they asked for. This went on for three months. Ultimately, they sent me an email saying that they couldn't give me any of my money back because (a) the trip was canceled with less than 48 hours notice, and (b) my doctor (who wrote multiple letters to them trying to explain the problem) didn't explicitly state that he recommended the trip be canceled. The fact that the trip was canceled less than two days before I was due to leave is something they knew from the very beginning, so they literally wasted hours and hours of my time (again, for three months) running me ragged to get "documentation" that they didn't even need. I know insurance companies thrive off of avoiding paying out to "clients," but to string people along like this is just needlessly cruel. "Cancel for Any Reason benefit" my ass.
Evton B Indubious
USIt has now been almost 3 months and I… It has now been almost 3 months and I don't have my claim money. There is no way to talk to your claim representative and they dont respond to email or phone calls and even support tickets marked urgent sent to managers etc. "you will get your claim money within 15 days of us receiving your information" yeah i guess that could be true except when they come back week after week and ask for the same crap over and over again this process drags itself out. Absolutely shameful what they expect customers to put up with and have zero accountability or care for you. Avoid at all costs!
Roy and Jean
USGreat until you have a claim My 6th and last policy with TinLeg. Great until you have a claim. Sent in all paperwork requested. 20 minute phone interview. More paperwork requested and sent in. Still not good enough. Have spent so much time searching and providing evidence for a small medical claim on a cruise. Still they need more, how do I prove I was on cruise and on the flight home. Finally gave up. Not worth the time and effort.
Terri Gliatti
USTin Leg Travel NONInsurance I have bought 5 Tin Leg travel insurance policies and only made a claim on my last trip. Traveling to Houston I became very ill and spent 6 days in the hospital. For the past 6 months they have asked for alot of the same information over and over and there is no way to simply call and talk with your insurance person. So you email and email giving them all the info they want. Finally they told me to show them what I've paid and they will let me know what they will cover. I have an over $50k bill from the hospital - I was very ill... I'm also not in a position to pay $50k. They are saying the policy states they only reimburse. So after 6 months of communication I have paid for nonexistent travel insurance. The policy stated it covered up to$250k in medical expenses, but never that you paid it first. I've started a claim with Better Business Bureau and next I'm going to look into a class action suit. I'll bet others will join in. I travel several times a year, next time I'll use Allianz.
Rachel C
USIt took 13 months to finally get paid… It took 13 months to finally get paid from Tinleg. Our experience was similar to those described previously. They never review requested documents; they just ask for the same information over and over. I contacted Squaremouth Zero Complaint many times. Finally was reimbursed. It almost wasn't worth the aggravation and time it took to call or email. I guess that is what they're counting on. I can't understand why Forbes gives them such a high rating.