by Daeo » Sun Nov 04, 2012 9:52 am
nunz wrote:Daeo wrote:mike wrote:I'm gonna miss you guys.. See you in however long it takes until my house is in liveable condition again!
wow dude sorry to hear that, hopefully you can say you had a monster computer and get it replaced
. not sure how insurance works in natural disasters.
I think its only in areas or natural disasters are common such as the gulf of mexico, and more notable places where you are actually required to have "natural disaster" insurance. If not then I mean the insurance companies wouldn't have any business after this as no one would continue to buy any.
well when my friends house burnt down, he was required to submit proof of purchase for a majority of larger items, all the small things they took his word on. I don't have any proof of purchase for my TV as i bought it in cash, but my computer i have through newegg. Just wondering if they will require proof for all the damage done via hurricane sandy or not.
[quote="nunz"][quote="Daeo"][quote="mike"]I'm gonna miss you guys.. See you in however long it takes until my house is in liveable condition again![/quote]
wow dude sorry to hear that, hopefully you can say you had a monster computer and get it replaced :D. not sure how insurance works in natural disasters.[/quote]
I think its only in areas or natural disasters are common such as the gulf of mexico, and more notable places where you are actually required to have "natural disaster" insurance. If not then I mean the insurance companies wouldn't have any business after this as no one would continue to buy any.[/quote]
well when my friends house burnt down, he was required to submit proof of purchase for a majority of larger items, all the small things they took his word on. I don't have any proof of purchase for my TV as i bought it in cash, but my computer i have through newegg. Just wondering if they will require proof for all the damage done via hurricane sandy or not.