Seven Corners Travel Insurance Reviews

HORRIBLE! Experience. I had medical emergency to horrible to even go into that came up days before I was to leave. It left me unable to go on my trip. I submitted ALL of the paperwork needed. They contacted my doctor and she reexplained the situation. I bought insurance with Seven Corners in case of an emergency including one like this. After putting me through the ringer for two months. They rejected my WHOLE claim with a bogus reason of not providing information. I provided EVERYTHING! Before my 90 days is up I'm filing a report with the better business bureau, FTC and I'm going to several NY news stations. DO NOT buy insurance from this place. They are scam artists!

We didn't make any claim, so can't rate during the trip or your processing efficiency

We did not need to contact our provider during the trip, and did not need to make a claim. We were very happy to have the coverage just in case.

Not applicable.

Trip was cancelled by tour operator.
Provider not paying claim.
Legal action being considered.

I submitted a claim before left and still have not heard from the claim
Dept. I am only able to speak to a sales rep. Considering calling the attorney General office.

I am disappointed with my experience. Ethan Blout from Marco Polo strongly recommended that I do a last minute purchase of your trip insurance because he said he was worried the tour might not happen. already had Emergency Evacuation Insurance but reluctantly forked out another $445 to you guys. As he predicted, Ethan folded and his tour was cancelled. Turns out I was one day short of the 10 day waiting period...so why should I have gotten it in the first place. I'm very disappointed in Ethan but some leaks over to your company....for not making it more evident that the trip cancellation wouldn't ever work because I was purchasing it too late. I was open about the dates and feel like I should have been counseled since that was the only reason I bought it.

I had my wallet stolen while in Italy. The cash money of $300 was removed, and the wallet with credit cards was returned to the building where it was stolen. My credit cards were still there - but I had to cancel them. I was left without money or credit cards. Is there any kind of coverage for this problem?

We did not need to make a claim, thanksfully, but chose Squaremouth for our insurance based on good customer reiews.

I'm still waiting for the insurance company to provide me with claim forms from a call I made to them on April 22, 2014. Since they are the secondary medical coverage, I suppose there is no hurry to get me the forms since my primary provider has also not sent me their forms yet. - I've used this company before and am pleased with their service.