Every day my inbox used to be full. I recently sent one scammer email to the other *actually forwarded* and now I do not receive scam emails anymore, I do not know, I am even confused you know but either they both got dead fighting with each other or something,

I do not know lol ,but I am safe.

Regards
Nicky

Some insurers have agreed to pay out on these expenses but others have refused. Travellers are being advised to check the small print on their policies to see if they are insured for a cancelled flight due to volcanic ash. I somehow don’t think that volcanic ash will be included in the policy wording. They need to check if they are covered for a natural disaster. It’s a toss up as to whether people are insured by the right insurer or not. However many cheaper travel insurance policies will not cover the volcanic ash cloud. It’s like anything, the more you pay the better cover you get.

Some insurers are saying that they are treating the volcanic ash cloud as bad weather. All insurance policies are different and I wouldn’t bother trying to decipher it myself. I would telephone my broker or insurer and ask them whether I’m covered for the volcanic ash incident or not. Go http://www.insureguide.co.uk for help.