30 Mar 20, 03:43 PM
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30 Mar 20, 03:43 PM
LLamb
Imagineer
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Imagineer
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Originally Posted by BruTamUK
Hi, sorry I don't quite understand the way you see it.
If the provider offers a voucher and the "new" booking then gets cancelled then we wouldn't be covered for that booking?
What if we decline the voucher because we cannot use it in the required time frame? For example, Legoland say we need to use the voucher by christmas but we cannot take any leave from work by then so refuse the voucher as it's no use. See more...
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I don’t agree with them and I’m in the same position. It would be better if (BA in my case) wasn’t offering anything then I could claim from Nationwide.
All I’m saying is it shouldn’t be a surprise as it’s quite clear in the policy document.
Definitely stressful, I currently can’t cancel anything although I know we won’t be going. Then our universal annual passes run out in May (would of just got this holiday covered) so to go next we will either need to renew or buy more tickets.
Edited at 03:45 PM.
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