Who should pay for accidental damage by child

pollyanna24

duchy wrote: »

If I'd paid £500 for a pair of glasses I hope I wouldn't be daft enough to leave them lying around where a child could damage them accidently.

Haven't read the whole thread, but I agree with the above.

I paid £400 odd for my last pair of glasses and the frames were only £50 (got them in the kids' section), so the rest was the lens as if I didn't get them thinned down, they look like bottle bottoms!

But even though my glasses are a bit old now, I'm paranoid about them and they have a little case they always go into when they are not on my face. But then I can't see a blooming thing without them, so they are very precious to me.

Alter_ego

Household insurance? Sorry if it's been suggested, don't have time to read everything.

mandragora_2

Alter_ego wrote: »

... don't have time to read everything.

Probably just as well.

Pollycat

Alter_ego wrote: »

Household insurance? Sorry if it's been suggested, don't have time to read everything.

Much ado about nothing, really.....;)

fosswire wrote: »

7) I took them to Specsavers and they repaired them for free within 5 minutes.

So the situation has been resolved.