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As a marketing ploy, they run sweepstakes as do many other companies. The difference, though, is that Molson Coors refuses to pay some of their winners. I have multiple emails from them confirming wins, but they never awarded the prizes.
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Travel Guard (also known as AIG Travel) is little more than a scam. The wording of their policies is so restrictive that it's clearly an attempt to protect themselves from having to pay claims. To further discourage their customers, they make the claims process nearly impossible. For instance, in reply to my claim, they said they needed: • "Claim form with supporting documentation which included: claim form, itinerary, response to the decision letter" — What does that mean? I already submitted the claim form. If I hadn't, there would be no claim in progress. They ask for supporting documentation without saying what that is. It would be like me telling Southwest Airlines, "Please sell me a ticket to city." Itinerary? This request makes little sense. What I planned to do during my trip is irrelevant and their request for such a thing is clearly just an attempt to complicate the process. "Response to the decision letter" is yet another requirement with no explanation. • "Initial explanation for cancellation" —This was already provided with the claim. Why would they claim that it's still required? If you feel you need travel insurance, please buy it through a reputable company. AIG/Travel Guard is no such place. You will not be protected whatsoever and will have donated money to AIG in return for nothing more than false hope.