General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
insure4less	11-Jan-2012 At 3:11:37 PM	AndyJS
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On 11/01/2012 dalai wrote: >Given many people have house insurance and that the insurance companies >don't always payout for damage to said houses... That's always the risk I guess. All you can do is try to get them to be as explicit as possible with their terms, and then ensure that you stick to them (or agree on a good story that fits their policy once it all hits the fan, heheheeh). I suppose this raises another question - is it better to get a policy that explicitly rules in dangerous activities and then to stick to their terms, or would it be safer to go for a policy that doesn't explicitly rule OUT climbing and hope that they don't try to get you on a fine print technicality?

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