Google is your friend.
http://www.clarionins.com/
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Bo Gusman wrote:
Google is your friend.
http://www.clarionins.com/
While I can't say I'd particularly trust Google to make an *informed*
decision on buying insurance, I know a lot of folks who are very
satisfied with Clarion.
Greg
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At 03:07 PM 9/2/2004, you wrote:
I think my dad looked into having my horn insured under our home insurance
policy and, if I am not mistaken, they were going to have it appraised by a
repairman in the area. I'm not exactly sure if this is a good idea or not
depending on the repairperson.
Who did
In a message dated 9/3/2004 9:25:04 AM Eastern Standard Time,
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I'm sure other folks like Ken Pope, Brassworks
in MD,
and others can do the same.
Not to be too picky (we are getting a plug, after all), but it's Brass Arts
Unlimited. There actually is a Brass
4 years ago we had a fire that wiped out our house including a valuable
horn. Fortunately, my best horn was at the repairshop at the time. All
that was left of the 'torched' horn was a 3 square of the bell. :(
Unfortunately our copy of our homeowner's insurance policy was in the house
which
I've been putting off getting my horn insured. What kind of policies do any of you
have? Does it cover the horn wherever you go with it? What can I expect to pay
monthly?
Best wishes,
Travis Bennett
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I had it scheduled onto my home insurance policy. The insurance company required a
professional appraisal of the horn so they could specify a value in the policy and
decide how much to charge me. I think I pay an extra $40 per year for this. I have a
$500 deductible.
Fred
Travis Bennett
I think my dad looked into having my horn insured under our home insurance
policy and, if I am not mistaken, they were going to have it appraised by a
repairman in the area. I'm not exactly sure if this is a good idea or not
depending on the repairperson.
Who did your appraisal and how did
Usually, the best deal is to add your instruments on to your
Homeowner's policy. Or Renter's policy if you don't own your home.
Separate polices on instruments tend to be a bit on the pricey side.
Paul Mansur (my Dad was a general insurance agency owner)
On Thursday, September 2, 2004, at
Ken Pope had done alot of work on this horn (a Paxman 70A), so I asked him to do the
appraisal.
Fred
Chris Tedesco [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think my dad looked into having my horn insured under our home insurance
policy and, if I am not mistaken, they were going to have it appraised by a
Hi Everyone,
Don't forget that if you're a member of AFM, you can obtain insurance
through them. Even though I'm an AFM member, I have my Alex's insured
through my homeowners...
Walt Lewis
At 01:37 PM 9/2/2004 -0700, you wrote:
Ken Pope had done alot of work on this horn (a Paxman 70A), so I
I tried to cover mine through my homeowners, but because I use it for income,
it was considered a business expense, (not personal), and the rates were
astronomical.
Any ideas?
Sonja Reynolds
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