Insurance?
- Sadey
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Current owner 1989 60’ Hatteras MY with 8v92 Detroit’s
Benedetto - Location: Racine Wisconsin/Ft. Lauderdale
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Re: Insurance?
Check out Chubb. They beat all the above for us.
Thank you for the help!
Dave & Trina
Dave & Trina
- bud37
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Re: Insurance?
I wonder after all the searching for the best price......are some of the providers better than others when you have to make a claim ?
FWIW.....The above is just my opinion.
- ColRon
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“Escape Plan” - Location: Murray, KY
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Re: Insurance?
Bud37, I would have to say yes. last year we had a houseboat sink n the slip at our marina. Someone was immediately called to have the boat raised and removed from the water. upon arrival at the site it was discovered that the cost of removal was $10K he wanted to know who the insurance provided was, as some insurances were difficult to deal with and would try to not pay. In the situation here, we found out the owner no longer had insurance, so the job immediately turned to a cash - upfront payment. Long story short, the gentlemen preforming the recovery services stated that State Farm and Progressive were some of the worst to deal with, while he had no problems with BoatUS/Geico and some of other strictly marine insurances.
Ron
1989 Carver Santego 3867
“Escape Plan”
Murray, KY

1989 Carver Santego 3867
“Escape Plan”
Murray, KY
