Kibishii
Super Freak
I am more afraid that my collection will get trashed during an earthquake; my dad recommends using museum putty, but I am afraid that will ruin the PF's base.
I am more afraid that my collection will get trashed during an earthquake; my dad recommends using museum putty, but I am afraid that will ruin the PF's base.
I'm going on a holiday for a couple of months during Christmas, and I'm worried that some ^^^^^^^^s might break into my house and break my statues.
I'll probably have them insured by then, but I'll still be crying like a ^^^^^. (Don't laugh... you would too!)
But... I'd probably go and look for them, and kill them. That's right... I'll kill them.
Why do I have this feeling breaking into your house = that scene in Pulp Fiction?
"Get the Gimp"
I just knocked on my neighbours since some of there post was gven to me by mistake and they told me someone accross the way had there window left open and someone jumped in , luckily the person was in and managed to scare em off.
If though god forbid any theives managed to get into a collectors home do you think they would bother with statues or just try and take the most common stuff ?.
I still don't have home insurance here yet too. I'm such a retard. Will have to phone up tommorow I guess.
Definitly get home insurance buddy!
They may not steal your statues but they might smash them for fun!
I have our collection as a special, specified, extra on our policy...costs a little more a month but I think its well worth it...remember its not just theft, but fire or other disasters!
I was thinking about this a few days ago. my collection is not insured, and it would be a pain in the ass to list everything with its bought vaule and estimated 2nd market value. GG you say you have it all insured for 25k, say they break in and only nick the tasty statues they like the look off and leave the rest, how do you prove to the insurance you actually had that statue?
also do you mind me asking how much you pay extra for insuring your statues because mine is around the same value.
I have pictures of all my statues, including underneath the base, call me paranoid but I have them on two memory cards, one at my parents house and one at Anck's parents house Pain in arse though whenever I buy anything new! But I think in the long run it is worth it!
The normal contents insurance I pay would be £11 a month, with the added £25K collection it comes in at £18 a month, almost double but well worth it!
Hope that helps buddy!
I was thinking about this a few days ago. my collection is not insured, and it would be a pain in the ass to list everything with its bought vaule and estimated 2nd market value. GG you say you have it all insured for 25k, say they break in and only nick the tasty statues they like the look off and leave the rest, how do you prove to the insurance you actually had that statue?
also do you mind me asking how much you pay extra for insuring your statues because mine is around the same value.
My stuff is insured for replacement value. So whatever it would cost for me to replace it, that's what I would get. On things that can't be replaced, all I have to do is prove what it would be worth now and I'd get the cash.
ok thats not too bad, i had a mate at work that had a £250k stamp collection and they wanted 25k a year to insure it lol,
im still Live with parents at moment so its not too bad but when the G/F becomes qualified nurse in a year will be getting a house, while prices are nice and low. So i will probaly invest in collection cover and a Guard dog ... allways wanted a husky they a nice big dog to scare a theif. If you have a alarm fitted how much would that reduce your payments? Obvisoly with a dog you could not have motion sensors just window / door alarms fitted
have you taken pics of your collection and the bases? say you have a mega rare item and you know if you put if up for sale it would go for a high amount, how do you prove that to the insurance if there are no examples about ?
Thats a tough one, perhaps toy-tracker (or something like it!) may be useful in these instances
Not sure what having an alarm fitted would reduce your monthly cover from but it would definitly bring it down...but just make sure that you always have in armed when you are out, a friend of mine popped to the shops, did not set alarm and got burgled while she was out...the insurance kicked up such a fuss when they realised the alarm was not on, she almost got nothing to replace her stuff!!