Insurance replacement gun

Tom Bushelman · 2014-03-05T22:07:00Z

I have had a recent loss of equipment in a fire and submitted the list of all tools and prices to the insurance company. The bigger and more common items were submitted as a quote from my local surveying provider. Of course, the insurance company has to protect their interests and look up nearly every item on the internet and my first battle turned out to be the S6. A new 3" gun just like the one I had is a smidge over $26,000 with tax, including a $4,000 rebate just because they like me. This price is not a surprise to me and hasn't changed much in nearly a decadeguys are killing my claim. Does anybody know what these people are up to, listing new equipment at half price and how I can convince my insurance company that a quote directly from a dealer is valid.

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Google (powersurveyingstore.com, scam) and send it on to your insurance agent.

Posted : March 7, 2014 1:48 pm

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