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It was a rushed move and we needed some help. That said, your not wrong. I usually would just move myself. Given my situation now, it could…

I guess the difference is that I would of agreed with an insurance company that in the event of an accident I would accept either a market…

Fortunately my lawyer isn’t charging me for this matter

I see your point of view. My only problem is that before they dropped my heater I was a functioning heater. Now because of what happened I…

I can understand your point, which is typically something you would agree upon with an insurance company and accept that as a payout. I…

Your right, either way it is a lesson learnt. My only concern is if the insurer offers less then the replacement value. Say they offer $550…

I’m guessing you didn’t go 2km down the road like I did lol

Very good question, the heater was dropped while unloading. I’m not sure exactly what the rules are. Though it is worth asking my insurer…

That’s very interesting, thanks for the insight. We didn’t have an external insurer (other then home & contents). Though the mover…

[@elvino](/comment/6002434/redir): Just seem’s unreasonable to me, paying their excess if they damage our stuff. Given that they offered…

They did point out that their TOS states that I need to pay their excess of $300 if they damage my goods. Initially they used this to say…

They do, though oddly they have opted not to use it. They have offered to use their insurance if I’m willing to pay their $300 excess.

Your right, it’s a tricky situation. I’m not overly benefiting if they give me a newer replacement heater either. The current model…

Hey Guys, I moved houses and in this process my gas heater was stacked upside down at the top of a 2.5m high truck. Being so high up was a…

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