TV Broken, is it worth claiming?

CrazySaver

katylou6180 wrote: »

CS, it's obv that sugared_honey and I have worked for differing companies, and what sugared has said is prob the best course of action, if you can either check your docs to find out or "politely enquire" without giving any personal details to your company then do so, just bear in mind that if you "enquire" and do, they will be expecting a claim and if you give them too much information they will record that there has been an "incident" but no claim made if you don't, sugared...correct me if I'm wrong but where I come from that can sometimes be detrimental to a claim! Just trying to help

I've got the docs here with me, not exactly sure what I'm looking for though ??
It does state, New for Old + Accidental Damage, Single Items worth upto £2500.

Is there something else I should be looking for in the Docs?
Will ring them tomorrow and see if I can find out what they would do without giving my details...

How long do they take before a decision, anyone know?.... starting to realise it can be a bit boring without one..