Rip of train ticket insurance

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Anyone have any advice on how to approach this?
We we’re going on a family weekend to London. Bought advance non refundable train tickets but also added £5 insurance option. Low and behold I test positive for c19 and we can’t travel. Every other booking was refunded no issues, however, when I make a claim on the policy COVID isn’t covered as “it could have been foreseen”. Does this seem right?
We we’re going on a family weekend to London. Bought advance non refundable train tickets but also added £5 insurance option. Low and behold I test positive for c19 and we can’t travel. Every other booking was refunded no issues, however, when I make a claim on the policy COVID isn’t covered as “it could have been foreseen”. Does this seem right?
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And what specifically do those T & Cs say about Covid? Depending on this, you might be able to get help from the Ombudsman.
It's another example of why they are best avoided.
Withholding the full details of an insurance policy until after you have purchased, putting it back to the customer to request a refund if it doesn't meet their needs, can't be right.
from What travel insurance do we offer and how do I make a claim? : Trainline Customer Service | Help, Support and FAQs (thetrainline.com)
What does it state in the policy terms that were emailed to you regarding Covid?