When ambulance chasing comes to a head....

[Knocky's Nose]

.... and finally bites us on the arse.

http://news.sky.com/story/brits-fac...-holidays-over-fake-poisoning-claims-10921834

 

[Ernest]

I'm not sure how it is legal to get idiots ring me and say about getting the shits on holiday on an all inclusive or how I had a car accident when I didn't and they get away with it. Should ban all these calls and no win, no fee deals in these circumstances , it would soon stop

 

[beorhthelm]

story doesnt make sence: why would claims and subsequently threat of withdrawal of hotels be specific to the all inclusive market? suggests a hotel will continue with Brits, risk food poisoning claims, as long as they pay for their meals

 

[bhanutz]

Parasites....Anyone can set one of these claims management companies up!

 

[m20gull]

story doesnt make sence: why would claims and subsequently threat of withdrawal of hotels be specific to the all inclusive market? suggests a hotel will continue with Brits, risk food poisoning claims, as long as they pay for their meals

Because if you all-inclusive you can claim that the food poisoning must have come from the hotel as that is where you had all your food

 

[drew]

Because if you all-inclusive you can claim that the food poisoning must have come from the hotel as that is where you had all your food

Just because you are all inclusive doesn't mean you have every meal at that hotel. We've been all inclusive a couple of times and in two weeks probably eat out at least twice!

 

[spence]

Just because you are all inclusive doesn't mean you have every meal at that hotel. We've been all inclusive a couple of times and in two weeks probably eat out at least twice!

Couldn't think anything worse than going AI. You are virtually tied to a hotel complex. If that floats your boat though.

 

[m20gull]

Just because you are all inclusive doesn't mean you have every meal at that hotel. We've been all inclusive a couple of times and in two weeks probably eat out at least twice!

Indeed, but it is easier to "claim" you only ate there

 

[Cheshire Cat]

it's called telling lies to the insurance company. You may never have eaten anything in you AI hotel and felt completely fine all the time, but no-one will know, so you pretend you never left the premises and you were sitting on the bog all day for a week. That will be £5,000 thank you.

 

[maltaseagull]

Couldn't think anything worse than going AI. You are virtually tied to a hotel complex. If that floats your boat though.

For some people it is a very good deal and probably the only way they can afford a family holiday abroad.
Clearly unlike you?

 

[Garage_Doors]

For some people it is a very good deal and probably the only way they can afford a family holiday abroad.
Clearly unlike you?

If im honest, being confined to a hotel for all your food & drink does not seem like an holiday to me.
We did it once but only used the hotel for breakfast. Lunch & dinner we would go out and find a different eatery each night.
Part of the holiday for me is finding different places to eat.

 

[Knocky's Nose]

For some people it is a very good deal and probably the only way they can afford a family holiday abroad.
Clearly unlike you?

That was wrong to jump down his throat there fella. All inclusive holidays can cost absolute buttons or can cost ten grand each per week. All he said was that you're tied to the place.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

story doesnt make sence: why would claims and subsequently threat of withdrawal of hotels be specific to the all inclusive market? suggests a hotel will continue with Brits, risk food poisoning claims, as long as they pay for their meals

I'm sorry but I keep seeing this recently. There isn't a c in sense. Sense!

 

[Goldstone1976]

I'm sorry but I keep seeing this recently. There isn't a c in sense. Sense!

Cents?

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Cents?

Ok. Story doesn't make cents.

 

[Knocky's Nose]

I centsed this would happen...

 

[Jbanged]

I centsed this would happen...

centced

 

[Knocky's Nose]

centced

Sorry, that just doesn't make sents

 

[Commander]

I'm on an all inclusive at the moment in Mallorca. Not something I could ever see the attraction in before, and pre-kids it would be my worst nightmare. But with a one-year-old and a three-year-old it's great. No stress, no cleaning up, and no worrying about what the rest of the restaurant thinks of you and your screaming children, as everyone is in the same boat.

I imagine this will be my holiday of choice for a very small, specific period of my life, but for that time only, it's perfect.

Especially as I bought a pint glass at the start to get around the 'you can have as much beer as you like but we'll only serve it in tiny glasses' problem.


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[beorhthelm]

Indeed, but it is easier to "claim" you only ate there

can see the point there.

makes more sentc now.