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21 April 2012

Cancellation Rights- Insurance

Hello, I recently bought a travel insurance policy online from World Nomads, as I was planning on travelling around Australia for 6 weeks after a placement there. Nothing was definite but as the policy took 3 days to kick in and I had limited internet access I checked the cancellation T&C's and bought the policy for £165. However my plans have now changed, and I no longer need the policy- I contacted them 6 days after purchase to cancel but they are refusing, even after I have quoted there own T&C's from the policy docs and their website, and stated that insurance has a 14 days cooling off period as standard...what can I do?? Thanks.

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