Pete S.
Claim since Jan 2022 and ongoing Aug 2022, worst repetitive process, barely live agent
I couldn't make a cruise trip on Jan 15 2022 due to COVID and submitted my claim about a week after, and it is still ongoing. They keep asking for the same document from the common carrier "indicating there is $0 credit left". They say all airlines have it, it is JetBlue's problem. I spoke with multiple CSR at JetBlue, they either say they would put in a request, they could not do it, or they put in a request and I got a copy of the receipt that kind of says $0. The 6th person I spoke with then says the insurance company should be the party doing the verification instead of me providing the letter with airline letterhead and stuff. I told the claims assistant that and they said they would put it through in June. Then July came and they left me a VM saying because I paid part of the cruise with AMEX, AMEX is primary provider and I have to claim through them. Thanks, after 6 months you are telling me this? I called with AMEX and was told the card does not include trip cancellation insurance. I uploaded my benefits agreement to eclaims in July and called to tell them that. When I followed up 3 weeks later, the rep acted like I didnt talk to them or uploaded anything and told me the same thing. Stupidly, I forgot that my AMEX card does not include the einsurance, nor did I purchase separate insurance and I verified with 6 AMEX reps to make sure. They confirmed they cannot provide a letter saying I did not purchase service from them. Again I relayed the information to eclaims. I am following up after 1 week now and the phone option does not even allow me to transfer to a rep when I put in my claim# saying more doc is needed. This is the worst procedure I have to go through. It seems like they are trying everything they can to deny or delay the claim, so it will be 365 days past the initial date.

