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chantalpoole

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metal detector insurance

« on: July 10, 2014, 04:38:48 PM »

anyone got insurance to cover their equipment ? iv been thinking of getting insurance as i keep leaving my detector and equipment in the car .I also destroyed one safari when it got hit by a wave.
All in all if i lost all the detecting equipment i have in the car id prob be looking at best part of £1000 to replace it.
I also worry about it breaking down or me dropping it ect.
Was wondering if anyone knew of a good insurance company that covers detectors ??


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Val Beechey

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Re: metal detector insurance

« Reply #1 on: July 10, 2014, 05:53:54 PM »

Chantal most house hold insurance covers you for personal items away from home. The usual amount is £2,000. Now I know that covers you for theft but not sure about accidents.

If you've got House Hold Contents cover check the policy for details before you look for individual cover.

Val


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