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Old 03-26-2007, 11:25 PM
Bardo
 
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Default Dive Equipment Insurance?

With the toys getting more and more expensive, I've decided that the time
has come to invest in some half decent dive equipment insurance. I need it
to cover such items as my video enclosure + camcorder (£1600), lighting
system (£750) and my dive computer (£800). Anyone recommend a good value
insurance policy that doesn't mess you around too much when it comes to a
claim?


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Old 03-26-2007, 11:25 PM
Nigel Hewitt
 
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Default Re: Dive Equipment Insurance?

Bardo wrote:
> With the toys getting more and more expensive, I've decided that the
> time has come to invest in some half decent dive equipment insurance.
> I need it to cover such items as my video enclosure + camcorder
> (£1600), lighting system (£750) and my dive computer (£800). Anyone
> recommend a good value insurance policy that doesn't mess you around
> too much when it comes to a claim?


I have £11K of cover with DiveMaster. (CCR, cameras, computers et. al.)
I know they were helpful when I set things up and again when I wanted to
add things but I don't know what they're like in the claim side as I've
been lucky so far.

nigelH
http://www.dive-master.net/


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Old 03-26-2007, 11:25 PM
Simon Dakin
 
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Default Re: Dive Equipment Insurance?



Nigel Hewitt wrote:

> Bardo wrote:
>
>>With the toys getting more and more expensive, I've decided that the
>>time has come to invest in some half decent dive equipment insurance.
>>I need it to cover such items as my video enclosure + camcorder
>>(£1600), lighting system (£750) and my dive computer (£800). Anyone
>>recommend a good value insurance policy that doesn't mess you around
>>too much when it comes to a claim?

>
>
> I have £11K of cover with DiveMaster. (CCR, cameras, computers et. al.)
> I know they were helpful when I set things up and again when I wanted to
> add things but I don't know what they're like in the claim side as I've
> been lucky so far.
>
> nigelH
> http://www.dive-master.net/


Note that according to the leaflet that came with my Stoney Cove
Diverlog, divers thus registered get a 10% discount on "direct purchase
price of Dive Master Insurance annual products".

Simon

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Old 03-26-2007, 11:25 PM
Dave Appleby
 
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Default Re: Dive Equipment Insurance?

"Nigel Hewitt" <nigelh@REMOVETHISnigelhewitt.net> wrote in message

>
> I have £11K of cover with DiveMaster. (CCR, cameras, computers et. al.)
> I know they were helpful when I set things up and again when I wanted to
> add things but I don't know what they're like in the claim side as I've
> been lucky so far.
>
> nigelH



Even lending the YBOD to Alistair!

DaveA <BIG EVIL GRIN>



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Old 03-26-2007, 11:25 PM
Bardo
 
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"Nigel Hewitt" <nigelh@REMOVETHISnigelhewitt.net> wrote in message
news:bt1s5s$mtk$1@titan.btinternet.com...
> Bardo wrote:
> > With the toys getting more and more expensive, I've decided that the
> > time has come to invest in some half decent dive equipment insurance.
> > I need it to cover such items as my video enclosure + camcorder
> > (£1600), lighting system (£750) and my dive computer (£800). Anyone
> > recommend a good value insurance policy that doesn't mess you around
> > too much when it comes to a claim?

>
> I have £11K of cover with DiveMaster. (CCR, cameras, computers et. al.)
> I know they were helpful when I set things up and again when I wanted to
> add things but I don't know what they're like in the claim side as I've
> been lucky so far.


Cheers Nigel - I shall check them out! Does the policy in question have a
name? ie. DiveMaster Equipment Insurance or something equally as obvious?
Out of interest, how much is your annual premium for the kit you have?


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