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So, I lost my camera....should I claim on my household insurance???

9 replies

VanillaPumpkin · 29/07/2008 20:59

Or will it put the premium up?

How does it work if I do claim?

Camera cost £250 about 4 years ago. Our excess is £50.
Obviously camera is outdated now. I am so fed up with myself. It had photos of dd1's first sports day on that I hadn't downloaded .

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ShallowWaterFish · 29/07/2008 20:59

rign adn ask

ExterminAitch · 29/07/2008 21:00

our contents doesn't go up the first time in a year, but it does the second. i'd ring and ask, like the lady says.

ExterminAitch · 29/07/2008 21:01

hang on. that's no lady...

VanillaPumpkin · 29/07/2008 21:16

OK. Thanks.

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ExterminAitch · 29/07/2008 21:18

oh, and commiserations for the lost photos...

VanillaPumpkin · 29/07/2008 21:28

Thanks . I am an idiot.

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HappyMummyOfOne · 29/07/2008 22:06

They will replace like for like so work out if its worth it - ie if camera can now be bought for £100 etc. They wont give you the original purchase price.

1 claim can load a household policy dependant on insurer.

VanillaPumpkin · 30/07/2008 08:23

Thanks. I am an idiot losing it. I loved the camera too actually, lovely solid leather case and battery that lasted forever....Ho hum

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QuintessentialShadows · 30/07/2008 08:35

And also, what if you find that you REALLY need to claim for something, like make good for a burst pipe in the bathroom costing hundreds or thousand? Sometimes, if you have three claims in a 4-5 year period (like with my insurer) not only do they put the cover up, nobody else will ensure you so you cant switch insurer....

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