Search results

Hmmm the refusal to comment didn’t happen like that. Wasn’t quite like that. Anyway, I’m struggling to navigate this site 😆. Can someone tell me how to delete my accounts. I bet the insurance company wasn’t asked for a guarantee of payment by the hospital at that point.

As per the revised article, the title is no longer “insurance company leaves man $30,000 out-of-pocket” it’s now “hospital presented credit card machine e at his bedside” And at the bottom the Age confirms he has pending charges on his card. ie, his card was never charged.

Happy to be banned. Yes, I do have insights into the truth but I don’t work at 1Cover. The article is so far removed from reality and I can’t be bothered informing people that can’t see the obvious holes in the story: Aussie guy has a medical emergency overseas and the insurer fits the...

I didn’t mean to set up two accounts by the way. The login process wasn’t intuitive. I tried both Facebook and Google and both processes said they failed - but alas, I’m here.

No, my frustrated boyfriend works there.

Thanks for the welcome. No, I don’t work for 1Cover. I did read the article, but it seems to change every time I read it. Haha The journalist must be finally fact checking. Read the original article from the Age or SMH. It’s changed again, including the title.

Agree, a lot of answered questions.

Payment was never refused by the insurer. It is standard practice in emergencies for overseas hospitals to take a credit card until they have contacted the insurer for the guarantee of payment. The imagine the journalist just didn’t do her research properly in order to do the typical slander...