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Quoted from RussMyers:
The reasoning was that the buying, fixing up, and sometimes selling or trading of my pinball machines, even though they are my personal possessions and NOT a business I was operating out of my home, they would count as "business inventory or property" in the event of loss or damage and they wouldn't pay a red cent.

This is the biggest line of bullshit i have ever heard of. he has no right to classify anything in your house as a business unless it is actually so. talk to a lawyer.

#19 11 years ago

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Anim8ormatt

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Quoted from ebjimmyg:
that doesnt sound right. homeowners should cover 1- the house, 2-contents inside house, the premium cost changes for the amounts you wants covered.... made a change to ours last year. i think maybe that agent doenst know what they are talking about. let me know what you find out russ

I did this as well. the coverage limit on my policy was 60k for in house items. I added 18k to cover the pins. It added about 3 dollars a month to the policy.

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