Trawick offers six comprehensive travel insurance policies through Squaremouth, each designed to provide different levels of coverage to suit various travel needs. Their most popular plan, Safe Travels Protect, delivers affordable protection for both trip cancellations and medical emergencies, making it an ideal choice for travelers on domestic and international trips alike.
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*The overall customer rating is the average of all reviews for the provider since they joined the marketplace.
Trawick customers appreciate the value for money offered by the policies and the ease of modifying them before a trip. However, some travelers report difficulty reaching customer service, particularly after filing a claim.
Very prompt in sharing info. My questions were answered immediately and courteously.
The support people were absolutely awful. Half of my messages were ignored.
They kept asking for more information.
The airline was more accommodating than the insurance company.
My Blue Cross paid virtually every medical cost. Trawick didn't care AT ALL. To this day they have never followed up.
I asked for a seat upgrade so I could stretch my leg out. It took them to the day before my flight to say they would pay for an upgrade to a plus seat. By then (as they well knew) there were NO seat upgrades available. I would have had to spend days sitting in a hotel room waiting for a flight with availability. Which of course they would have paid NOTHING.
Just to state again, to this day they have still not followed up.
This was very easy, convenient and budget friendly. Would definitely use this again
Claim documents submitted 11/11. Have yet to hear back.
Review Updated: 12/29/2019
First, & hopefully last time to claim insurance. Process was smooth, & efficient. No complaints.
Hi Harold, I am sorry that you had to file a claim. Claims are processed 15 working days from the receipt date of the claim so you are still in that 15 day time frame. CBP will be in contact via email if they need anything from you in order to proceed. If you have any questions or need claim status please feel free to reach out to us at 888.301.9289
I had to go to a clinic due to a health issue. I talked to the costumer services and they told me what to do. Everything turned out fine so far.
I'll soon start a reimbursement procedure of my expenses while overseas.
Quick, fast and easy. I gave my policy number from last year, your agent identified me immediately and I ordered a policy for this year's cruise. The entire interaction took just a few minutes. Your receipt and policy appeared in my email minutes later.
I have no experience filing a claim with you - I've been fortunate that I have had no reason to do so. I'm hoping that if I do need to file a claim, the experience will be as positive as the process of buying a policy was.
The person seemed a little annoyed at first that I didn't go online to obtain the coverage. I am moving so rather than renew my internet service for another year and then pay the early disconnect penalty, I did not renew it. That's why I didn't use the Internet. After a few minutes thought the representative were very helpful.
It was fairly easy to change my email contact address by telephone.
All ok
The claim process and also the claim appeal process were both easy and simple. However, my claim, of only $153.42 was denied initially and on appeal. I feel the reason Trawick gave for denial was unjust. I purchased the insurance beginning September 3, the date of our international flight. At 11:20 PM on September 2 I received an email from British Air cancelling my flight and booking me on a flight a day later - September 4. I did not need to submit a claim for an airport hotel since we were staying with friends. My only claim was for the first night of our AirB&B in Paris since our trip was delayed one day. Trawick refused to pay the claim because the email I received delaying my flight was sent on September 2, less than an hour prior to the date in which the insurance was to begin. Not only does that seem like splitting hairs, but it ignores the fact that my trip was delayed one day so I lost one night of accommodation which was prepaid and non-refundable. I am filing a second appeal on this claim.