Originally posted by gingerjedi
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NU have the worst customer service record...
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Oh dear... Good luck...
NU have the worst customer service record...It's about time I changed this sig... -
Norwich Union was the 1st big UK co to move everything to India.
And now there level of customer service is showing through.
Advice. Take your business elsewhere.Comment
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You just need to have moreOriginally posted by gingerjedi View PostWhat is it with kids??? I found myself browsing for 4x4’s this morning… something I vowed I would never do.
Once you have three of them you can buy the missus a chunky people carrier and then go and browse for a sporty 2 seater. Not liek you are ever going to go out with the kids in your vehicle anyway so you may as well buy a fun one
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Think yourself lucky!
Some time ago, just by chance, I saw my medical records up on the surgery computer screen and noticed it contained illnesses and ailments that I know I had never suffered from. You know, just minor things like.......Emphesyma (a non reversable serious lung disorder) and some sort of leg blood clotting
. I queried it immediately and discovered that the surgery had combined my history with another 60 year old patient that shares the same surname.
Thankfully, I wasn't applying for private med insurance, but if I had been I would have been turned down flat unbenown to me why I had been refused. Premiums are bad enough when you just smoke, as I was at that time, but to have emphesyma (which does sometimes afflict very heavy prolonged smokers) is a complete non starter.
I always wondered why I was offered a free lung test for the past two years at the surgery - I just thought they were more conciencious than my last practice.
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No need to worry, the new consolidated system that is accessible by all won't have any errors in it, yay Nu Liemore.....Originally posted by Denny View PostSome time ago, just by chance, I saw my medical records up on the surgery computer screen and noticed it contained illnesses and ailments that I know I had never suffered from. You know, just minor things like.......Emphesyma (a non reversable serious lung disorder) and some sort of leg blood clotting. I queried it immediately and discovered that the surgery had combined my history with another 60 year old patient that shares the same surname.
Thankfully, I wasn't applying for private med insurance, but if I had been I would have been turned down flat unbenown to me why I had been refused. Premiums are bad enough when you just smoke, as I was at that time, but to have emphesyma (which does sometimes afflict very heavy prolonged smokers) is a complete non starter.
I always wondered why I was offered a free lung test for the past two years at the surgery - I just thought they were more conciencious than my last practice.
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Looking around they did have "much cheapness" in their favour, you can't have it all and to be fair its not them thats holding it up.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostScience isn't about why, it's about why not. You ask: why is so much of our science dangerous? I say: why not marry safe science if you love it so much. In fact, why not invent a special safety door that won't hit you in the butt on the way out, because you are fired. - Cave JohnsonComment
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It is a few years ago now, but I had similar troubles when I took out a policy a few years ago.
This was because I had declared some minor ailment that had had medical attention in the previous year before applying.
The insurance company could not get any answers out of my GP, but because I had been treated privately I still had copies of all the letters from the specialist. (I would probably have had similar letters if I had been seen NHS come to think of it).
Anyway, I sent copies of those letters to the Insurance company, especially the one giving me a clean bill of health, and the underwriters were perfectly happy with that.Comment
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