General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
insure4less	11-Jan-2012 At 2:58:33 PM	AndyJS
Message
If I took out a "rock climbing" policy, and then hurt myself "rock climbing", I'd say I've got a fair expectation that they'd cover me. I'm not sure what gave you the impression that they wouldn't? The point of my queries here (and now via email directly to insure4less) is to get them to clarify in writing exactly what type of climbing is and isn't included. Once I know that, and provided I stick to what they say, I'd expect to be covered. Am I missing something?

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