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Originally Posted by SlowOne
Er.... which bit of this post making people aware is not doing that?
BRCA insurance is not about you being insulated from your negligence, it is about you be insured against accidents. This whole area is a minefield, and anyone who thinks it can be simplistically summed up like this is not living in 2011.
If you have a query about BRCA insurance, and want your question answered, please e-mail [email protected] with the post above. Only Jim Spencer can answer that for you. No one else can. If you could post his response, I am sure that we'd all like to know the answer.
That's all the fielding of questions I can do tonight, I'll leave you all to speculate that the world will end at midnight because someone bought a LiPo pack from the Far East!! Sleep well...  |
Not totally sure what is meant by your first line in the quote above - but if it is meant to read that WE, members ARE being made aware, I beg to differ. Had I not stumbled on this thread I for one would be blissfully unaware, as no doubt are hundreds of other as I type.
Perhaps this incident is so recent that no action has yet been taken - hopefully it will.
Re your second paragraph - I believe you are way off there.
Public Liability insurance is just that - they take your premium and in return take the financial loss from you should a fortuitous incident causing financial loss occur through your actions or inaction. The action or inaction itself is the negligence, so in a way we all pay our premium to be financially insulated from our negligence.