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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

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preferbly in french so it can be checked before being rescued off the mountain

Do you have any evidence for that statement? I have been rescued off a French mountain, and so have several other people I know. No checking of insurance documents was involved.


But billed on the spot instead? Difference between your insurance company paying for your rescue than your insurance company reimbursing you.


My wife and I have had 4 recoveries from French mountains including a helicopter one for me when I was unconcious, never have we been asked for a credit card for the rescue or had our skis held as security. on the last occasion all that was required was an email address.

We have been charged for the transfer from local medical centre to the regional hospital by private ambulance which is the equivalent of having to pay for a taxi. Had we needed the full emergency ambulance that would have been free.

All we had to do was notify our insurance company of the details and they took care of the rest including arranging a private air ambulance from the French hospital to our local UK hospital.
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