Sentences with phrase «stranded in a foreign country»

Emails from people claiming to be stranded in a foreign country, asking you to wire money so that they can travel home.

If one of your cards gets stolen you can call the company to get it cancelled and simply switch to another card so you're not stranded in a foreign country with no money.

There is little worse than being stranded in a foreign country with no money, and such policies will ensure that should the traveller be the victim of crime they won't be left out of pocket.

Macquaire University seems to have run a concerted campaign of harassment and intimidation against him, finally dismissing him and leaving him stranded in a foreign country.

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While I don't know of anyone hit in the latest round of Twitter phishing, last year one of my more tech - literate friends was tricked into revealing his MSN account login info (the people in his address book then got a message asking them to send him money so he could get home as he was stranded in a foreign country after having his wallet and passport stolen).

If you still decide that credit card insurance is the best option for you, make sure you have read the fine print and are aware of the coverage and limitations to avoid being stranded in a foreign country!

In the dead of night, these former passengers were virtually stranded in foreign country without their wallets, identification, passports, credit cards, cash, and more.

Basically, do what you can every day to stay close and connected to your partner, or else you might end up sexless and stranded in a foreign country, too.

Not exact matches

In the past year, the waits have become so long and so common that foreign scientists working in the United States fear leaving the country lest they find themselves stranded, unable to return to their labs and careerIn the past year, the waits have become so long and so common that foreign scientists working in the United States fear leaving the country lest they find themselves stranded, unable to return to their labs and careerin the United States fear leaving the country lest they find themselves stranded, unable to return to their labs and careers.

She's in good, if unhappy, company: An apparently growing number of foreign scientists, despite having current, valid work permits, are being stranded outside the country while several U.S. agencies perform background checks.

They were recognized by the association's president, Quinn Ross, for their efforts to provide legal knowledge and document the experiences of those people stranded in airports and foreign countries during the ban.

TravelSafe left me stranded, by myself, in a foreign country.