No its not cracked!........... NOT YET!! Anyhow...
You could theoretically get accidental insurance in the next day or 2............Then because they rip us of anyway for insurance, you make a claim in say...... a month or 2 ! You know what they say? s8*T happens, and on this occasion, it has not yet happened,theoretically of course.......
Wait, get insurance, 6 weeks go by and Oops bloody camera dropped! Cracked screen!! Well I'm glad I got that accidental cover! Whew! Nearly!!
icemanonline
You read my mind !
However, Mark Grant... I am indebted to you for the link!!! Thanks to you I can dry my tears!
I think i will get the accidental damage cover anyway, then use the links you gave me to try and repair it.
If i mess it up, I am covered!
The main thing I was worried about was that I am off the ot National Motorcycle show on Friday In Manchester and really wanted to take it with me! I feel confident to do it no I am assured it doesnt appear to be cracked!
If anyone has done this repair, i would love to know how it went!
The main thing I was worried about was that I am off the ot National Motorcycle show on Friday In Manchester and really wanted to take it with me! I feel confident to do it no I am assured it doesnt appear to be cracked!
Have you ever had a legitimate insurance claim denied?
Do they allow cameras at the GMEX/Manchester Central ?
Have you ever had a legitimate insurance claim denied?
I ask because obviously you advocate fraud - there is no point trying to paint a different picture, you have suggested that the OP comit fraud.
I only ask because over the years I've never had a single hassle from an insurance company.
Be it car or home (I've unfortunately had the need to envoke both) and on each occasion I've received the money to cover my losses.
Early last year my mum was broken into while she was at work and she lost a few things.
Unfortunately she also lost £500 in cash.
The policy clearly stated that only £200 of cash was covered so she lost out.
It was entirely her fault so she ends up out of pocket.
Are you saying that what she really should have done was add £300 on to her claim - make a fraud claim?
I don't know why you feel insurance companies rip us off.
We pay a premium, it's like a gamble.
You might need to claim, you might not but really when you look at the price of insurance it really isn't that high and I personally have never known anyone (myself, friend or family) to not receive a fair payout when they have had the need to invoke an insurance claim.
I was just wondering what your experienece was to make you advocate the fraud thing?