Originally posted by Grampy Bobby Will Fire Insurance cover most of the replacement and repair?
P.S. Pittsburgh's struggling against the Vikings in London.
I think insurance will cover it. Funny thing, I don't even know the name of the insurance company, have to call the mortgage company to find out.
It shouldn't be a problem collecting however, we have been here 30 years without a single fire claim. 800 bucks a year for 30 years, $24K we have given those folks.
Originally posted by sonhouse I think insurance will cover it. Funny thing, I don't even know the name of the insurance company, have to call the mortgage company to find out.
It shouldn't be a problem collecting however, we have been here 30 years without a single fire claim. 800 bucks a year for 30 years, $24K we have given those folks.
And think of them and the miracle of compound interest that $24K is substantially more. Good luck with the claim. Did you read the "fineprint"?
Originally posted by Great Big Stees And think of them and the miracle of compound interest that $24K is substantially more. Good luck with the claim. Did you read the "fineprint"?
Originally posted by sonhouse I think insurance will cover it. Funny thing, I don't even know the name of the insurance company, have to call the mortgage company to find out.
It shouldn't be a problem collecting however, we have been here 30 years without a single fire claim. 800 bucks a year for 30 years, $24K we have given those folks.
Good News at a difficult time is always welcome. Will you be calling in your claim on Monday?
Originally posted by Grampy Bobby "NO SPEEDING"... Please be sure to observe all lights and signs.
We want you back in one piece contributing where you belong.
Ok, will do. I only do 78 on 78 on my commute in the morning anyway🙂
29 Sep '13 18:18
House caught fire this morning. Lucky to be alive
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