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The problem I see is this: How can anyone prove anything? Will they be entering exact factory numbers etc? I ask because one could easily include a bunch of ver
by md1515 15y ago
The problem I see is this: How can anyone prove anything? Will they be entering exact factory numbers etc? I ask because one could easily include a bunch of very expensive laptops with stock photos / photos taken from a friend and then get "robbed" and provide this evidence. This might be the only trouble with attacking the insurance providers (although I could be wrong if there is a way to insure they actually own it).
In any case I wish you the best of luck!
- sdotsen 15y agoI got feedback from a couple of folks who had the unfortunate task of going through an insurance claim process. As long as they have receipts, they're fine. Obviously this could pose a problem for some of your items that you purchased years ago but he told me lots of photos that show your item inside the house goes a long way. e.g. This won't work ... Photo of your 47" LCD in a room that doesn't look like anything inside your home. Generic photos won't work, I know many folks keep a video recording of their home.