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The company doesn't know what you are purchasing, and constantly always asking for all these documents so they can deny service payments. They can see what is purchased in the information they get I have TASC and never have had an issue with them say yes or no to over the counter meds. like Tylenol.
Need to do your homework a little bit on these guys, just went to buy an inspira card and find out its all a con after contacting the hotel company I was going with. This company according to Companies house has no liability's filed or creditors and only has £1000 capital.
We have been on 2 holidays booked through Inspira, one in Austria, using a gift card, and last one was in Tenerife. Great prices!
Paul
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