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Old 21-12-2010, 19:55   #15
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Re: My mate's V+ HD box was stolen

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Originally Posted by amgard View Post
Unfortunately that is of no use when getting a quote for contents insurance. You're expected to know the value of the items long before claiming.

To take a ridiculous example; say the box was worth £10,000 (yes - I did say it was ridiculous ) and you were robbed. The insurance Co is within it's right to say you were under-insured and either fail to pay out at all, or to pay only a proportion of the claim, a bit of a bummer if you lost a lot of your own stuff at the same time.
I presume it would be the cost of the box when the a new contract starts, I beleive that is one hundred and forty-five pounds, wouldn't it?
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