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From: lyourk@ihlpf.UUCP (Loran N. Yourk)
Newsgroups: net.micro.pc
Subject: Re: insurance
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Date: Tue, 23-Sep-86 10:19:20 EDT
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Posted: Tue Sep 23 10:19:20 1986
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> Check your home owners policy, most will cover a PC at home.  I have
> Shelter Insurance and I remember when I checked there was no limit on
> cost.  If the machine is used for a business you should get a separate
> policy, at least that is what my agent told me.
> 
> Tim Lange
> Purdue University
> -- 

Make sure you check out the limits of the coverage for
electronics.  Most insurance companies have about a $1,500.00
limit for such stuff (stereo, cameras, vcr's, TV's, etc) and this
is for each occurrence of a loss no matter how much you really
lost.  It is best to read the fine print which only comes with
the final policy.  If you have more than the limit, you can get
an extra rider for some extra $$.  The same goes for the
sports person who has lots of money in guns.

Loran Yourk
AT&T Technologies