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Claiming in House Insurance?
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Oh well, it's a lesson learnt. That's what I get for not really understanding insurance policies and accepting a cheaper quote. Need to do more research next time.0
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sweetdaisy wrote: »We are AA but the Policy is with Lloyds. We paid the guy £80 for 2 days work.
It's no longer important, but £80 is a mate giving you a hand for a couple of days, not a tradesman.0 -
We got a mate who was a carpet fitter to fit a carpet for us. He nicked a water pipe when fitting the grip rods to the floor. Pipe leaked over a period of time and we ended up having to claim for a new carpet - and bear the increased cost of the insurance. I wouldn't employ mates any more for this reason and would rather pay the going rate with the peace of mind that if this happened again we would be able to submit a claim under their policy.0
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