I'm reading through the PDS for the Amex Platnium CC Travel Insurance and was hoping somebody could clear something up.
To be eligable to receive the insurance cover, the tickets must be purchased using the Amex credit card. Now for the trip I'm looking at using it for, one ticket will be purchased using QF points (with the taxes on the Amex card) and the other purchased as normal from QF (ie: without points).
The PDS reads "You must retain invoices/receipts verifying that the relevant flight tickets were charged to your American Express Clatnium Credit Card Account". What I'd like to know is if it is acceptable to charge the taxes for one fare and the full fare for the other to the Amex card in order to receive the insurance cover? (ie: Medical, bags, cancellation etc).
Further on it does make mention that if your travel is disrupted and your ticket was purchased with award points they'll credit you with the $$$ value of the ticket (provided the taxes were paid using the Amex card), however I'm not sure if this extends to the rest of the insurance policy.
If anyone's had any experience with this, some guidance would be appriciated
To be eligable to receive the insurance cover, the tickets must be purchased using the Amex credit card. Now for the trip I'm looking at using it for, one ticket will be purchased using QF points (with the taxes on the Amex card) and the other purchased as normal from QF (ie: without points).
The PDS reads "You must retain invoices/receipts verifying that the relevant flight tickets were charged to your American Express Clatnium Credit Card Account". What I'd like to know is if it is acceptable to charge the taxes for one fare and the full fare for the other to the Amex card in order to receive the insurance cover? (ie: Medical, bags, cancellation etc).
Further on it does make mention that if your travel is disrupted and your ticket was purchased with award points they'll credit you with the $$$ value of the ticket (provided the taxes were paid using the Amex card), however I'm not sure if this extends to the rest of the insurance policy.
If anyone's had any experience with this, some guidance would be appriciated