Welp here is were I'm at now after talking to an Insurance Adjuster. This isn't looking all that good as I can see, I had to spend 30 minutes explaining to him is was not a room full of AM/FM Stereo
I hear after a claim like this you may end up paying more in the long run than your loss. That's because insurance companies usually charge more in the future for clients with a record of small claim
Author: "K8RI on Tower talk" <k8ri-tower@charter.net>
Date: Sat, 27 Aug 2005 12:47:43 -0400
I use the policy through the ARRL for everything except the tower. That way there is no problem figuring out what is what. With them you also have to provide Make, model, and serial number as well as
Dave - I understand your frustration and, yes, insurance adjusters are not usually familiar with ham radio. But I can tell you if you go into this with the attitude that the insurance guy is a jerk a
W3YY's comments on the topic of treating the adjuster like a professional need seconding. I assumed that to be the case, because I make a practice of treating most folks that way. My suggestion of th
Presumably, then, you have insured the "value" of the equipment as opposed to having a "replacement cost" policy? If they are going to put you through standard depreciation schedules, you're probably
''Dealing with customer dweebs'' Customer buys cheapest policy he can find from the ''geko'' insurers, and then complains, when loss is not up to even ''Buick '' standards. __________________________