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insure4less 21-Feb-2013 At 9:52:23 PM Doolie

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On 12/01/2012 AndyJS wrote:
>I haven't gotten to the bit where they tell me how much it will cost -
>I think that's dependant on how long you intend to climb for, and where
>you'll be doing the climbing. My followup question to them was regarding
>whether you can "switch on and off" the climbing coverage, so it only covers
>you for the portion of your trip when you intend to climb. I assume this
>will be possible, but I'm asking them to tell me how much notice you need
>to give them to increase coverage.
>
>I'm hoping that you can give them a few days notice that you'll be off
>climbing for a month, and simply pay the extra premium for the times you
>declare that you'll be at the rock face. Otherwise I'd imagine it would
>be cost prohibitive for a long (or indefinite) trip overseas.
>
>Again, I'll let you all know what they say about this. :)

@ Andy JS.......do you recall what they said about switching on and off for climbing coverage???

Heading overseas for an extended period and wondering about climbing insurance.