snowbird3599
Rough_Rock
- Joined
- Mar 7, 2009
- Messages
- 16
Hi everyone,
Thanks for helping me hunt down the e-ring, now I am looking to insure it. As most people suggest, for the first 1 or 2 year its better to insure it. So I am looking at chubb and JM. Chubb''s local agent is no help at all, I called several of them but all of them wants me to purchase renter''s insurance. I know its not Chubb''s policy but they insist that''s the way to go. JM on the other hand I can purchase the insurance online and just fax in the paper work. From digging through some old posts, people suggest they do not offer cash policy thus less desirable than Chubbs, but here''s the response I got form email.
"Thank you for your email. If you choose to work with a jeweler that does not work with insurance companies, then you would buy the replacement piece and send us the requested forms for the claim. We would then send you a reimbursement up to the value that would be listed on your policy. In that situation, our claims department would guide you as to what documentation that we would need. Please feel free to contact us with any questions that you may have."
what do you guys think ?? by the way I am in Seattle. Thanks in advance
Thanks for helping me hunt down the e-ring, now I am looking to insure it. As most people suggest, for the first 1 or 2 year its better to insure it. So I am looking at chubb and JM. Chubb''s local agent is no help at all, I called several of them but all of them wants me to purchase renter''s insurance. I know its not Chubb''s policy but they insist that''s the way to go. JM on the other hand I can purchase the insurance online and just fax in the paper work. From digging through some old posts, people suggest they do not offer cash policy thus less desirable than Chubbs, but here''s the response I got form email.
"Thank you for your email. If you choose to work with a jeweler that does not work with insurance companies, then you would buy the replacement piece and send us the requested forms for the claim. We would then send you a reimbursement up to the value that would be listed on your policy. In that situation, our claims department would guide you as to what documentation that we would need. Please feel free to contact us with any questions that you may have."
what do you guys think ?? by the way I am in Seattle. Thanks in advance