@AdmiralUK If it takes you as long to help those poor people as it does for people claiming on @AdmiralUK car insurance I worry for them, they will be stranded for months!!
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We understand our customers might have questions or worries after the recent events in Iran and the Middle East. We want you to know that we're here to support you.
Weโve put together some handy FAQs which you can find here: admiral.com/travel-insuranโฆ
Always check for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) travel updates. Here you can find which countries are safe to travel to: gov.uk/foreign-travelโฆ
If your travel plans are affected, the first thing to do is get in touch with your airline or tour operator. Theyโll be able to help with changes, cancellations or alternative travel arrangements.
If you need to make a claim on your travel insurance policy, you can start this on our website: admiral.com/existing-custoโฆ
We're experiencing a lot more calls and messages than usual. But if you need to call us, you can reach us on:
Claims: +44 (0)333 234 9914 (Monday to Friday, 9-5)
Customer services: +44 (0)333 234 9913 (Monday to Friday 8-6, Saturday, 9-3)
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You might find it more convenient to get in touch with us online. Our messaging service is available Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 4:45pm: admiral.com/contact-us/traโฆ
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I think you need to read my post again @AdmiralUK Iโm not going to DM you because you will say you canโt do anything like last time & thank me for reaching out to you, your insurance company needs to address peoples complaints as you are quick to take peopleโs premiums
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I saw your post @RohitSingh3688 about the lack of help & NOT โ having your back โ from @AdmiralUK, bet they have done nothing, suggesting to contact customer service. My daughter has been waiting for her compensation since last November after her car was stolen & written off.
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I see that @AdmiralUK have posted about scam accounts, I received some & wondered about the validity of the posts. If @AdmiralUK dealt with claims properly then these scam accounts wouldnโt prey upon vulnerable people who genuinely need help & their compensation!!
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Thanks for getting me to waste my time contacting you @AdmiralUK seriously!! What an awful customer service, please I havenโt many followers but if anyone reads this stay away from @AdmiralUK insurance. I filled out your feedback survey, what a disgrace!!!!!!
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@GachiriR71935 Help out !!! My daughter has been ringing every other day to speak to your customer service but keeps getting ignored, four months to resolve a claim which has all the police reports etc is disgusting ! You are delaying her compensation which you are obliged to pay out!
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Just to let everyone out there know that @AdmiralUK car insurance is awful. My daughter had her car stolen last November, the car was written off & the person arrested & charged at the scene, the advert says we are looking out for you?!
What rubbish, pay up @AdmiralUK !!
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@BookswapD By Susan Morris ??
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@Afriwheels I think itโs shallow shit ?
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That ship is in deep shit.
Archaeo - Histories@archeohistories
Pirate havensย areย portsย or harbors that are a safe place forย piratesย to repair their vessels, resupply, recruit, spend their plunder, avoid capture, and/or lie in wait for merchant ships to pass by. The areas have governments that are unable or unwilling to enforce maritime laws. This creates favorable conditions for piracy. Pirate havens were places where pirates could find shelter, protection, support and trade. These havens were often near maritime shippingย lanes. Although some havens were merely hidden coves, some were established by governments who employed privateersย to disrupt the overseas trade of rival nations. Some of the most famous island strongholds includedย Tortugaย in Caribbean, Madagascarย in theย Indian Ocean, and Sulu Archipelagoย inย Sulu Sea. Some historic pirate havens included Barataria Bay,ย Port Royal, andย Tortuga. These provided someย autonomyย for privateers andย buccaneers. Pirate havens were often under the jurisdiction of weak or corrupt governments that either ignored or tolerated piracy. Some governments even encouraged or sponsored piracy as a way of weakening their rivals or gaining revenue from taxes or bribes. Some pirate havens had their own self-governing systems or codes of conduct that regulated their activities and disputes. Pirate havens were hubs of trade and commerce where pirates could sell their loot, buy supplies, hire crew members or exchange information. They also offered various services and entertainment for pirates, such as taverns, brothels, gambling dens or markets. Pirate havens were places where pirates could find companionship and solidarity with other outlaws who shared their lifestyle and values. They also fostered a sense of identity and culture among pirates who came from different backgrounds and nationalities. Pirate havens enabled pirates to launch frequent and effective attacks on merchant ships that carried valuable goods across the oceans. This caused losses and damages to traders and shippers who had to pay higher insurance premiums or avoid certain routes or regions altogether. One of major effects ofย piratesย disrupted trade and commerce by attacking and capturing merchant vessels of all nations. They interfered with the flow of goods and people across Atlantic, connecting Europe, Africa and Americas. Pirates targeted valuable cargoes such as sugar, tobacco, spices, textiles, slaves, and gold. They also seized ships and equipment maritime navigation and communication. Pirate havens influenced relations and conflicts among various colonial powers, who competed for control over trade and territory in different parts of the world. Some pirate havens served as allies or enemies to certain nations, depending on their interests or alliances. Some pirate havens also challenged authority and legitimacy of established governments by asserting their own sovereignty or autonomy. Dealers who had set up their business in various locations in the Caribbean and Indian Ocean purchased goods from pirates. They paid a lower price for these goods than they would have paid to merchant ships in any other port and pirates accepted their money, even if they sold at a lower price than the value. The dealers then transported their goods to ports where they sold them through the same channels that they would have followed if trade process had not been interrupted by pirates. This created competition and influenced market prices of many products. Some colonial officials cooperated with pirates and offered them better prices for their loot than they could get in a safe port. One of most well-known of these officials was Charles Eden, governor of North Carolina, who granted pardons to famous pirates like Edward Teach (Blackbeard) and Stede Bonnet. He even let Teach set up a pirate base at Ocracoke Island. This cooperation weakened authority and legitimacy of colonial governments and increased piracy. #archaeohistories
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Saw this and thought of you @BookswapD & @jeffpermaine
Colin๐@TheBookshopMan
Going to the bookshop today!
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@BookswapD Thatโs different
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Whatโs wrong with @talktalk broadband in York, is anyone else experiencing problems, we have no connection, canโt bear the thought of speaking with customer service as I have things to do tonight.
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@PaulHeatonFans Iโve been saying for years that anything @PaulHeatonSolo does is brilliant! It took another fabulous performance at #Glastonbury for non believers to see the light!!!
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@BookswapD Cute, thatโs different
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@lufcprog Iโve never been to an event like this, I have some very old programmes, are people interested in buying them?
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Countdown YORKSHIRE FOOTBALL PROGRAMME & MEMORABILIA FAIR .
Saturday 25th May 2024, PUDSEY CIVIC HALL ,Dawsonโs Corner ,Pudsey ,Leeds 11am to 230pm ,17 stalls.
All clubs covered .
PLAY OFF FINAL PROGRAMME AVAILABLE ON DAY OF FAIR
FA CUP FINAL AVAILABLE DAY OF FAIR #lufc
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@BookswapD I like that picture
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@Jenmozzjm @SamLewi20634243 You shouldnโt have reacted to this sad, lonely, bitter and twisted person when he realises his mistake Iโm sure both his followers will console him!?
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@SamLewi20634243 @JoinTheClaim For someone with two degrees this comment is pretty stupid! Iโve worked for Tesco for 18yrs and I think Iโm quite bright to be honest. Having a Degree doesnโt mean youโre better than me! @Jonboy356
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In-store workers may have been underpaid by up to ยฃ3 per hour and could claim up to six years back pay by joining the Equal Pay Claim.
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๐ฌ๐ง Rowan Atkinson aka Mr Bean aka Blackadder writes:-
โOur honeymoon with electric vehicles is over - hang on to your petrol motorโ
Sound advice.
Why?
- EVโs cost more
- In Winter they do significantly less road miles
- Having heater on in Cold months drains battery extraordinarily quickly
- NOT enough charging points
- Lithium batteries known to spontaneously combust
- EVโs can be controlled by Government kill switches & reliant on the grid
- Minerals required - Cobalt/Lithium are mined in Congo where child slave are subjected to inhumane conditions
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