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You want this person to post their insurance policy?

• CamperBob2 4y ago
  That would be a pretty damned important part of the policy's public documentation and advertising, now, wouldn't it?
  • astura 4y ago
    No? I've never been able to read a policy before underwriting? The same insurance carriers have different sub-companies they put different customers in depending on the specifics of the customer, one sub-company might have the restrictions and one might not. Might also depend on the specifics of the car park - how close to the building it is, if it's attached, etc. You really don't know what you're going to get until you get your personal quote - For example, my previous insurance policy has a separate, much higher, deductible for hurricane claims which wasn't disclosed until after I got the quote. I shopped around quite a bit because I wasn't happy with that provision of the policy and was able to find one that didn't have a separate hurricane deductible for cheaper.
    • CamperBob2 4y ago
      You really don't know what you're going to get until you get your personal quote Exactly. You get a quote, you read the attached policy, it says "No EVs can be parked on premises," you have a good chuckle and toss the quote in the trash. I don't understand any of this "You have to buy the policy to see what is in it" reasoning.