EHIC website has crashed - but don't be tempted to use a shyster site

PeacefulWaters

malkie76 wrote: »

Thank you for conceding my point.

I didn't. But there's no need to be so arrogant.

malkie76

PeacefulWaters wrote: »

I didn't. But there's no need to be so arrogant.

You absolutely have because you are unwilling to provide an objective counter arguement.

PeacefulWaters

malkie76 wrote: »

You absolutely have because you are unwilling to provide an objective counter arguement.

No. I'm ill and can't be bothered.

malkie76

PeacefulWaters wrote: »

No. I'm ill and can't be bothered.

Yet you keep posting ? The 'can't be bothered' excuse just demonstrates to all that you don't have a counter argument.

PeacefulWaters

malkie76 wrote: »

Yet you keep posting ? The 'can't be bothered' excuse just demonstrates to all that you don't have a counter argument.

I can't be bothered digging out the forms to provide the specific examples that you crave. I've completed both forms in the last eighteen months and the likelihood of a catastrophic mistake on the EHIC application is virtually nil. The passport one is more complex.

You cheerfully carry on talking up the joys of paying £35 for something you can get for free if you like. Not very MSE but perhaps provides a niche solution to the current situation with the official web site. I can't see it myself.

malkie76

Again, difficulty of the form is subjective, and irrelevant for the example being discussed. However, you openly concede my point in your second last sentence.

bigadaj

malkie76 wrote: »

Again, difficulty of the form is subjective, and irrelevant for the example being discussed. However, you openly concede my point in your second last sentence.

You seem to be in the wrong site, check the name of website and review your comments.

malkie76

bigadaj wrote: »

You seem to be in the wrong site, check the name of website and review your comments.

A very costly mistake would be to travel without a card and require medical treatment. That's the point of this thread, and my posts are consistent with money saving.

bigadaj

malkie76 wrote: »

A very costly mistake would be to travel without a card and require medical treatment. That's the point of this thread, and my posts are consistent with money saving.

So you're happy to spend £35 to someone for no reason?

Not very moneysaving that, is it

Pollycat

malkie76 wrote: »

A very costly mistake would be to travel without a card and require medical treatment. That's the point of this thread, and my posts are consistent with money saving.

You don't have to travel without a EHIC.
They are free and the application - as mentioned by more than one poster - is very simple and requires no checking.

"Consistent with money saving"?
When you think that paying £35 for something that is free is OK.....I don't think so.

I do think that even if MSE told you that the site you've mentioned is a shyster site you'd still try to defend it.