J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by Iceman

Andy I agree with you. What annoys me is that the insurance companies tend to DOUBLE the cost of insurance for me (ski insurance or non ski insurance) because of the declaration of my existing medical condition - epilepsy. However, with my car insurance, there is no extra premium. Why is that? :oops:

It is the mindset of, "its insured" like you say that causes a lot of problems. I have not claimed on my house insurance in over 15 years, it still goes up and up and up! Covering those people that "dropped their laptop down the stairs"

Sorry if I have upest anyone that genuinely did drop their laptop down the stairs or think that people with certain medical conditions should be off the road :roll: :twisted:

:D

Salski wrote:

Tony_H wrote:I think the lesson to heed is to seriously consider whether pre Xmas skiing is a good idea.

I hope to be skiing on the 24th December - & I think that's a brilliant idea! Even if there's no snow & I can't ski, I still think not being here is a brilliant idea!!
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Salski has the right idea! Could not agree more :D

Or even worse take no insurance and rely on e111 for cover. That is more worrying!

More worrying than me currently on a train and smelling gravy!

Booking more than a week in advance is a worry. Personally i would not do it. Prefer freezing January and mild March!

rossyhead wrote:Just realised i can join in this thread now! 2-hoping to get up to glencoe on Saturday!

Did you get up there? How was it?

Val Thorens....33 days.

Be less than a month soon!!!!! :D

Well, I imagine I will have a sly look on my phone.... ;)

As long as our snow dance is not wasted!!!

I just watched your video again for re assurance (and shared on twitter :)