Contract Insurance

**Lucifer Box** · 13 September 2006, 14:18

It's possible to insure anything. The more uncertain the risk, the higher the premium.

**liveforever** · 13 September 2006, 14:22

do you know of anyone who does this company telephone i tried http://www.caunceohara.co.uk/ - no go

**Lucifer Box** · 13 September 2006, 14:26

You need a Lloyd's accredited broker for that sort of thing, not a High Street shop. For the sort of risk you are looking at I suspect the premium will be formidable.

Start here.

**liveforever** · 13 September 2006, 14:50

Thanks

**tim123** · 13 September 2006, 15:12

Originally posted by Lucifer Box

You need a Lloyd's accredited broker for that sort of thing, not a High Street shop. For the sort of risk you are looking at I suspect the premium will be formidable.

If for no other reason than, the only people who will want to insure such a risk will be very likely have an expectation that they are going to be able to make a claim.

tim

**liveforever** · 13 September 2006, 15:14

Precisely

**BlasterBates** · 13 September 2006, 15:25

I can't imagine that it is going to be worth while....why not just get another contract.

**liveforever** · 13 September 2006, 15:27

it's it a money making opportunity, however sneaky.

**AtW** · 13 September 2006, 15:28

Indeed. In some quarters they call it fraud and give new place of residence known as "The Big House" - there your life priorities will change dramatically.

I wonder if it was possible to get insurance from being caught for insurance fraud?

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