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Old Nov 1, 2013 | 12:12 am
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Originally Posted by InkUnderNails
It won't help this time, but I have carried a rider on my business insurance (may be available for home owners insurance) that cover items with which I travel. It is really inexpensive at just over $100 a year. I have had one claim, $7000+, when all of my tools were stolen from my rental car.

There is a down side. It only covers listed items. I have to make an inventory of those items I want to insure, provide values, model numbers, serial numbers and such as may available. I also now keep a folder of photos.

For items that you regularly have when you travel that are difficult to replace or expensive, the insurance is cheap.
Are you sure this covers value items in luggage checked into a commercial aircraft? The extra insurance the airlines sell exclude valuables. Third party travel insurance has limited liability; haven't seen any that would support a $7K claim.

Originally Posted by cestmoi123
Just don't use this procedure to or from LGA or JFK.
I believe the consensus is that a starter pistol or flare gun is immune from NJ/NY/NYC extreme firearm laws.

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