Does anyone have business laptop insurance that they may actually have claimed on? I know there are lots of insurance providers available but I don't want to pay if they are likely to squirm out of a perfectly valid claim.
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Are you planning to file a claim for your soon-to-be-stolen top-of-the-line Apple MacBook Pro....?Originally posted by RockyBalboa View PostDoes anyone have business laptop insurance that they may actually have claimed on? I know there are lots of insurance providers available but I don't want to pay if they are likely to squirm out of a perfectly valid claim.
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This is what’s wrong with this country. You should be taking risks and trying to make money.
Do you think Elon Musk is whining to his billionaire friends... where can I insure my laptop.
No he’s there sending rockets into space. That’s what you should be doing.Comment
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@Rocky. Never post in general if you want a useful answer.
What I did was add gadget insurance to my business insurances with Hiscox. I think they covered 4K of equipment (phone and laptop) all risk (so accidental damage too) with a £100 excess. They also didn’t increase the premium as weirdly it came back only a couple quid more.Comment
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Nah this is general - Gladiators!Originally posted by RockyBalboa View PostAre you all pi$$ed or something?"You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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