http://canada-travel-worldwide.com/2009/12/read-the-small-print/#utm_source=feed&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=feed almost everything about travel for Canadians... Wed, 28 Jul 2010 02:38:36 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://canada-travel-worldwide.com/2009/12/read-the-small-print/comment-page-1/#comment-17 Ruth @ Mom's Musings Wed, 09 Dec 2009 12:36:28 +0000 http://canada-travel-worldwide.com/?p=121#comment-17 WOW!! That would freak me out. It was good that you were smart and got that insurance...I will remember that next time I am travelling!! WOW!! That would freak me out. It was good that you were smart and got that insurance…I will remember that next time I am travelling!!

]]> http://canada-travel-worldwide.com/2009/12/read-the-small-print/comment-page-1/#comment-16 melissa Wed, 09 Dec 2009 03:17:49 +0000 http://canada-travel-worldwide.com/?p=121#comment-16 I will let you know er doctors do bill different from the hospitals in the US. I lived in Ohio for 12 years and the ER trips i did make there, i have received seperate bills for those doctors who provided the care. How that's right i don't know- especially for those traveling they should have some way of incorporating it to make it easier. I do know also that the cell phone company i had in the US- verizon wireless was about to send my bill to collections too after moving out of the country, after i had been working at requesting my bill 3 to 4 times prior to actually receiving my bill and finding this out. They added late fees, and tacked on taxes to the late fee. I argued and threated to call the Better business bureau and anyone else i had to to get all the fees taken off because it was there fault for not sending me the bill in the first place and not even telling me the final total and a mailing address with my account number. I didn't have the account number, after it closes, it changes to a number not a cell phone. I do know also that after trying to apply for a credit card here, i got rejected. I had 760-800 credit in the USA which was very good-excellent, and where in Canada, i have NO credit at all and that's why i was rejected, is because i've built no credit in Canada, and my US credit score doesn't matter. My question? How do you build credit unless someone will give you a chance, i just was applying for a bank credit card for $500. I will let you know er doctors do bill different from the hospitals in the US. I lived in Ohio for 12 years and the ER trips i did make there, i have received seperate bills for those doctors who provided the care. How that’s right i don’t know- especially for those traveling they should have some way of incorporating it to make it easier. I do know also that the cell phone company i had in the US- verizon wireless was about to send my bill to collections too after moving out of the country, after i had been working at requesting my bill 3 to 4 times prior to actually receiving my bill and finding this out. They added late fees, and tacked on taxes to the late fee. I argued and threated to call the Better business bureau and anyone else i had to to get all the fees taken off because it was there fault for not sending me the bill in the first place and not even telling me the final total and a mailing address with my account number. I didn’t have the account number, after it closes, it changes to a number not a cell phone. I do know also that after trying to apply for a credit card here, i got rejected. I had 760-800 credit in the USA which was very good-excellent, and where in Canada, i have NO credit at all and that’s why i was rejected, is because i’ve built no credit in Canada, and my US credit score doesn’t matter. My question? How do you build credit unless someone will give you a chance, i just was applying for a bank credit card for $500.

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