I visited Kitsplit, holy misleading advertising batman. > Your gear is always covered. KitSplit renters must show proof of insurance coverage, which we vet, or

I visited Kitsplit, holy misleading advertising batman. > Your gear is always covered. KitSplit renters must show proof of insurance coverage, which we vet, or they must buy it through us or leave a deposit for the full value of the gear. Always covered unless they just outright steal it, then not at all covered. There's numerous examples of similar text throughout their site. In fact I spent a good 15 minutes and finally found this mid way through the final paragraph of their insurance page: > Please note, however, that the insurance accepted on KitSplit is industry standard equipment rental insurance and does not cover some rare instances, such as if a renter commits fraud. They also say things like this: > We strongly encourage all owners to have their own annual insurance policy for their gear, in addition to the coverage provided by KitSplit. [..] We strongly encourage all owners to review and understand the terms of their insurance policy and what it covers and does not cover. What they mean is that neither your insurance or theirs will cover fraud. So using the service, even double insured, is high risk. > We are a small team of filmmakers and photographers Kind of odd in contrast to what you said about yourselves about your most recent round of funding: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/kitsplit-the-camera-rental-marketplace-raises-21-million-to-democratize-the-film-and-video-production-process-300603082.html https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/kitsplit-the-camera...